Alumni

McMahon in Argentina (Photo courtesy of the UConn Foundation)

Couple Supports Global Studies

Al '75 and Lynda '76 McMahon believe the experience of studying abroad benefits not just the students involved, but the locales to which they travel.

Professor Robert Gross, the Draper Chair of Early American History, (CLAS), talks about Henry David Thoreau's "Walden" at the first Alumni College Experience day. (Christine Buckley/UConn Photo)

Liberal Arts and Sciences Hosts First Alumni College Experience

Alumni from around the Northeast gathered on campus last week for a day of talks by prominent faculty members.

Grateful: Alumna who believes in the power of public universities gives back

When 81-year-old Yvonne Condell entered the University of Connecticut in 1956 to begin work toward a master’s of Education, African-Americans like her “weren’t welcome everywhere.” Despite what then were improved U.S. civil rights laws and changing attitudes, segregation still existed in many restaurants, parks and schools, but not at UConn, Condell asserted. “From the first day, my […]

Teacher-Turned-Author Inspired by Personal Experiences

Lynda Mullaly-Hunt, Neag graduate and former third-grade teacher, admits that she wasn’t always an aspiring author. “Most authors say that they’ve wanted to write since they could chew on a crayon,” says Mullaly-Hunt, “but that wasn’t true for me.” She says she wrote One for the Murphys, a middle school-aged novel published in May by Penguin […]

Michael Zacchea '12 MBA , at the Graduate Business Learning center on July 19, 2012. Zacchea leads the Entrepreneur Bootcamp for Veterans program. (Peter Morenus/UConn Photo)

Decorated Marine, UConn MBA Heads Business School’s Programs for Veterans

Michael Zacchea leads the Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans with Disabilities, as well as initiatives for recruitment and support.

Bette Gebrian, RN, PhD, has been awarded the University of Connecticut Humanitarian Award and is Director of Public Health for Haitian Health Foundation. Dr. Gebrian received both a B.S. in Nursing and a PhD in Anthropology from the University of Connecticut and is an Associate Clinical Professor for the School of Nursing, a Clinical Instructor at the Department of Community Medicine and Health Care in the UConn School of Medicine and nursing faculty at The Johns Hopkins School Of Nursing. She has been recognized by many organizations for significant contributions to maternal and child health and community based primary health care in Haiti and Africa.

Nursing Alum Providing Health Care in Haiti

Bette Gebrian, a UConn alum and associate clinical professor, has made significant contributions to community-based health care in Haiti.

Joe and Patricia Krzanowski at Alumni Weekend (Photo courtesy of the UConn

Huskies Reconnect During Alumni Weekend

More than 800 alumni came from as far away as California to reconnect with fellow Huskies during Alumni Weekend, June 1-2.

Neag Alumni Society Recognizes Outstanding Alumni

On the “Rate My Professors” website, where students across the US rate and comment on their professors – both good and bad – Dr. Thomas Hébert has three 5.0 ratings on a 5.0 scale for overall quality, helpfulness and clarity. While his rating on easiness is a 1.5 out of 5.0, he would probably be […]

James Trainor '93 MA (Photo: Alfred Giancarli for The Wall Street Journal)

Alumnus to Discuss FBI Career at Alumni Weekend

Alumni Weekend June 1 and 2 includes a reception and dinner featuring UConn alum Jim Trainor '93 MA who serves as special agent-in-charge of the FBI's New York Field Office Intelligence Division.

Alumni Membership Drive - Make it UCONN.

Alumni Association Moves to Expand Membership

The UConn Alumni Association is in the midst of its annual membership drive to improve and expand its network of more than 225,000 alums worldwide.