Upcoming Events Organized by Honors Event Category

  • Nov
    18
    Bridge the Gap
    Student Union
    5:30 PM

    Join us for an interactive discussion event where students will engage in small-group conversations about important political and social issues, including immigration, reproductive rights, and U.S. foreign aid. Participants will rotate between discussion groups to explore diverse perspectives, share their opinions, and practice respectful dialogue.

  • Nov
    18
    Tackling Your Honors Timeline
    Rowe Center
    6:00 PM

    In this session, you will have the opportunity to review the requirements for Honors Scholar and University Honors Laureate. We encourage you to collaborate with the Honors GPS Team to make sure you are on track to graduate with your desired Honors path.

  • Nov
    20
    Marine Sciences Seminar: Heather Leslie
    Lowell P. Weicker Jr. Building (Avery Point)
    11:00 AM

    Social-Ecological Interactions

  • Nov
    20
    CISS Coffee Hour: South Korea
    Center for International Students & Scholar Services (CISS)
    3:00 PM

    Multiculturalism & Global Citizenship: At CISS Coffee Hour the UConn community can learn about different cultural perspectives through presentations and food and make friends. All are welcome! Hosted by the Center for International Student and Scholars. The coffee hour theme is South Korea. A student from South Korea will be providing a cultural presentation about his country.

  • Dec
    1
    UConn iGEM Lab Techniques Night
    Engineering & Sciences Building
    7:00 PM

    Join UConn iGEM for a hands-on introduction to the molecular biology techniques behind genetic engineering, including PCR, agarose gel electrophoresis, and molecular cloning! Through interactive lessons, demonstrations, and opportunities to try these techniques yourself, you’ll explore how scientists work with DNA and gain practical insight into laboratory research.

  • Dec
    1
    UConn iGEM Lab Techniques Night
    Engineering & Sciences Building
    7:00 PM

    Join UConn iGEM for a hands-on introduction to the molecular biology techniques behind genetic engineering, including PCR, agarose gel electrophoresis, and molecular cloning! Through interactive lessons, demonstrations, and opportunities to try these techniques yourself, you’ll explore how scientists work with DNA and gain practical insight into laboratory research.

  • Dec
    4
    Marine Sciences Seminar: Chris Murray
    Lowell P. Weicker Jr. Building (Avery Point)
    11:00 AM

    Fish Response to Ocean Stressors

  • Dec
    5
    Bridge to the Future Health Career Pathways Mentoring Conference
    UConn Health
    9:00 AM

    This annual conference helps college students and recent graduates interested in health professions explore healthcare issues and prepare for their future careers.