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Apr24CANCELED: COOKIES & CONVO | Campus CommunityHartford Times Building (Hartford)2:00 PM
This previously scheduled recurring conversation will not be held as originally planned on April 24th.
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Apr25Meet the Candidates for Dean of the Business SchoolHartford Times Building (Hartford)10:15 AM
An opportunity to ask questions and share your insights!
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Apr26
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Apr28In Conversation: Executive Power and the Rule of LawWilliam F. Starr Hall5:00 PM
This Roundtable will bring together two leading Constitutional Law scholars for a lively discussion of recent court cases challenging the exercise of executive authority. Speakers will debate issues relating to the scope of executive power, the separation of powers, and the judiciary’s role in upholding the rule of law in a democracy.
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Apr29Black Jewish Scholars on Antiblack Racism and AntisemitismKonover Auditorium8:45 AM
This two-day event involves a group of Black Jewish Scholars discussing their research addressing issues at the intersection of antiblack racism and antisemitism.
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Apr29Meet the Candidates for Dean of the Business SchoolHartford Times Building (Hartford)12:00 PM
An opportunity to ask questions and share your insights!
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Apr29Hack It! Zine-Making Workshop – Rethinking Access in the ClassroomHartford Times Building (Hartford)2:00 PM
Join us for a hands-on zine-making workshop focused on accessible teaching and learning.
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Apr29Asian Pacific American Heritage Month Film ScreeningHartford Public Library (Hartford)3:30 PM
Join us for a special screening of Dear Corky and Not on the Menu, followed by a discussion with guest speaker Chee Wang Ng. The event will also feature a photo pop-up honoring Corky’s legacy and impact.
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Apr30Black Jewish Scholars on Antiblack Racism and AntisemitismKonover Auditorium8:45 AM
This two-day event involves a group of Black Jewish Scholars discussing their research addressing issues at the intersection of antiblack racism and antisemitism.
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Apr30Meet the Candidates for Dean of the Business SchoolHartford Times Building (Hartford)12:00 PM
An opportunity to ask questions and share your insights!
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Apr30Hartford Psychology Student Research Poster PresentationsHartford Times Building (Hartford)1:30 PM
The Spring 2025 Hartford Psychology Research Poster Presentations will be presented by advanced psychology students Wedns 4/30 (1:30pm - 3pm) in the atrium of the Hartford Times Building.
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May2Meet the Candidates for Dean of the Business SchoolHartford Times Building (Hartford)12:00 PM
An opportunity to ask questions and share your insights!
Lt Col Jena Gartland, USAF, Professor of Aerospace Studies and Rhiannon Trunzo '26 (CLAS) pose with Jonathan the Husky in front of an American flag at the Ultimate Sacrifice Memorial on Oct. 4, 2024. (Baker Charbonnet/UConn Photo)
Next Gen Elections: College Students Powering the Polls
The Next Gen Elections program trains college students to be poll workers at the Moderator level throughout Connecticut.
All Next Gen participants are paired with an experienced Registrar of voters who serves as their mentor. Participants work at least 20 hours per year during the 2024 and 2025 general elections. Training and working primarily take place during each fall election season. Transportation costs to and from assigned location(s) are reimbursed, including gas/mileage, public transportation, and/or ride-share services.
UConn is represented by 17 students (out of 40) in the 2024 cohort.
Applications for the next cohort are due on April 25, 2025. More information here: Next Gen Elections - Application Process
