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The Art and Science of Persuasion

Communication course teaches students to create education campaigns that will change behavior.

Hundreds of High School Students Attend Clinical Career Day 2011

[flickr-gallery id=”72157627302917958″]   More than 450 students from 29 high schools interacted with doctors and dentists, nurses and pharmacists, and other health care professionals during the Health Center’s eighth annual Clinical Career Day April 1. The Food Court and academic lobby were home to two dozen tables offering discussions and demonstrations of various career paths […]

Puppetry Spotlight Shines on UConn

With a play, new exhibits, and an international conference, puppet arts take center stage this week.

All in a Day’s Work

Photographs of Women in Connecticut Industry is the first in a series of traveling displays sponsored by the UConn Libraries.

Health, Safety and Environment Fair Celebrates 50

[flickr-gallery id=”72157627161888793″]   The recent annual Health, Safety and Environment Fair offered something for everyone; from information about personal health and safety to environmental tips to the availability of videotaping a 50th anniversary greeting. This year’s theme focused on 50, which coincides with yearlong celebrations of the 50th anniversary of the founding of the UConn […]

The Sands of Time …

UConn students traveled to Tuba City, Ariz. to participate in the Native American Alternative Spring Break. Photo by Sara Noel

The King’s Singers: Music that Comes from the Heart

Before appearing at the Jorgensen Center for the Performing Arts, the King’s Singers a cappella group met with music students in an informal setting to answer questions. Photo by Lauren Cunningham

Medical School Class of 2011 Achieves Highest Match Rate in Recent Years

[yframe url=’http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMOV3OtyrxU&feature=player_embedded’] Match Day was a great success for students at the University of Connecticut School of Medicine as 98.8 percent secured residencies through the National Residency Match Program. The national average is 94.1 percent. “There are a lot of metrics used to rank and evaluate educational institutions but the measures that matter most are […]

The Fine Art of Print Making

Senior Tyler Leslie, a fine arts major with a concentration in printmaking, gets some advice from artist-in-residence Professor Krzysztof Tomalski of Krakow, Poland. Photo by Lauren Cunningham

The Five Principles of Running a Successful Business

George David, former CEO of UTC, addressed a forum co-sponsored by the School of Business.