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Nov13Informing the Advocate: Navigating Domestic Violence Survivor Rights & ResponseStuart F. Smith Reading Room9:30 AM
This is a domestic violence advocacy training and tabling event for public interest/ DV orgs around CT! Students are encouraged to engage for pro-bono hours and job opportunities. Lunch will be served.
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Nov13Integrated Health Care Coordination Training12:00 PM
Case to Care Training—Coordinating Medical + Behavioral Health + Community Supports.
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Nov13Crash Course in AI: Tools, Approaches, and Techniques for Faculty12:00 PM
AI is rapidly changing higher education. How can security studies and political science instructors adapt to these tools? Join Amanda Rosen to learn how to use tools like Gemini Notebook and Claude to help with workflows and redesign assignments to be AI-resistant or inclusive.
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Nov13Measuring Changes in Attitudes Towards Human Rights in Engineering StudentsThe Dodd Center for Human Rights12:30 PM
This event will explore preliminary findings from a two-year study of a pilot human rights curriculum introduced in the College of Engineering at UConn. The principal investigator and graduate students involved in the research will discuss the early outcomes of their work and the implications for engineering education.
UConn Today
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A graduate of the UConn School of Business, Mayor Cantor has served as a board member since 2014 and is widely regarded as one of strongest advocates in Connecticut for UConn and its students
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On Oct. 4, the UConn Neag School of Education held its annual Scholarship Celebration, which highlights students’ academic achievements and the generosity of donors who financially support their pursuit of higher education.
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InCHIP principal investigators, staff, and graduate students celebrated a year of achievement
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Checking in with Jacob Rochester ’16 (SFA) from his downtown Los Angeles studio