Her advice for other students – those who have taken a traditional path to college, or those, like her, who’ve had a different journey? Just do it.
https://t.co/d1nf7F2nJZ
In his analysis, Singer notes studies that found long-haul truck drivers frequently experienced elevated cortisol levels & are often subject to problems with sleep, including inadequate sleep, insomnia, & disrupted sleep linked to obstructive sleep apnea.
https://t.co/9bB8hHfajB
More than 200 UConn student volunteers will join together with teams of medical, dental, and vision care providers this Saturday and Sunday as the University’s Medical Clinic Club helps offer a free pop-up health care clinic to area residents. https://t.co/L3X0RNqkTr
More than 200 UConn student volunteers will join together with teams of medical, dental, and vision care providers this Saturday and Sunday to offer a free pop-up health care clinic to residents in the greater Willimantic area.
https://t.co/PftZ4ztA27
Through the Young Southeast Asian Leaders Initiative, fellows learn how to use business techniques and entrepreneurial skills while also problem-solving and figuring out how to be nimble and creative. https://t.co/O4HoYN8JWv
The Malka Penn Award for Human Rights in Children’s Literature recognizes authors of outstanding children’s books that address human rights issues or themes, like discrimination, equity, poverty, justice, war, peace, slavery, or freedom. https://t.co/cqAtEuvBBL
“What’s important for us to ask is how can we help children fully realize their human rights. To fully realize them, children have to first imagine and understand what their human rights are.” @UConnGlobal
https://t.co/R6c98k6ZOM
With the support of an undergraduate fellowship from @UCHI_UConn, acting major Evan Wolfgang '25 (@uconnsfa) is crafting a dramatic play about a former U.S. president and the man who took his life.
“[A]t its heart, this is a story of radicalization.”
https://t.co/IRYEXAzwQJ
Say cheese! 🧀 UConn’s known for its championship basketball, but did you know it also serves up award-winning cheese? From hoops to cheddar, we’re champions all around! Listen in here🎙️https://t.co/38dVK43XNF
Also known as the National Social Work Voter Mobilization Campaign, Voting Is Social Work supports nonpartisan voter engagement as central to social work’s mission, ethical mandate, and impact. https://t.co/eOWZhY1DTf
“We’ve always believed that social work has the power to transform democracy, and we believe every social worker – and social service agency – should include nonpartisan voter engagement into their practice and work.” @UConnSocialWork#VotingIsSocialWork
https://t.co/wbdLxQI3A9
One of UConn's "best kept secrets," the International Studies Association (@isanet) promotes rigorous discussion, research, and writing on a broad range of topics through academic journals and international and regional conferences. https://t.co/sM2JSLvxTj
"We can subsidize these greener production processes, but cautiously, and recognizing that we don’t want to have a reliance on these subsidies over the long term." https://t.co/FFe9uYQcMB
"[I]n truth, democracy is always on the ballot. Every federal election, every state election, every local election, every election at every level asks us the collective question of who we aspire to be."
https://t.co/nzKGrVPrOR
Despite their contributions to the U.S. economy, women often face barriers to entrepreneurial success – a problem that UConn’s Peter J. Werth Institute for Entrepreneurship and Innovation's First-Year Women Werth Innovators program is working to solve. https://t.co/l6rcnwluET
“What we’ve seen with this program is just how curious, creative, and resilient UConn students are when they’re given the opportunity and the support to have the courage to explore their own ideas."
https://t.co/wcZrPQ3xNH
UConn student Varun Chamarty ’26 (@UConnEngineer) is blending his engineering skills with his passion for neuroscience to uncover new patterns in attention and brain function using machine learning. https://t.co/r5LTJmfMmr
“You don’t always see what’s ahead, and that’s something you learn in research. I don’t really know where it’s going, but every day I come in, and I work toward something. Just doing that is exciting, because you don’t know what you’ll find."
https://t.co/WPPztWMTBu
The tiny fruit fly is mighty in scientific value in many fields of study – like Parkinson's disease, stem cell research, and metabolic processes to name a few. In Jianjun Sun's lab, they provide insight into a neglected area of female reproduction. https://t.co/yF0ef8i6To