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New Tech Park Talent Incubator presents UConn first-year students with early chance to establish career path
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With the help of UConn entrepreneurship programs, Engineering alums launch an AI-native startup to help small businesses
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High school students get a hands-on introduction to artificial intelligence at UConn
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‘We consider ourselves strategists. We help people make decisions about the technology that they employ’
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Even when walking her dog, Sarira Motaref, professor-in-residence in the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering (SoCEE), is attuned to structures and forces — and to her classes
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National documentary spotlights Laurencin’s contributions to biomedical engineering and regenerative engineering
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Sep8Pre-Engineering Program (PEP) Virtual Info Session6:30 PM
The Vergnano Institute for Impact (VII) welcomes current 6th, 7th, and 8th graders to join the Pre-Engineering Program (PEP).
PEP is an enrichment program that runs 5 Saturdays in the Fall, and 5 Saturdays in the spring at UConn Hartford. All kids from the region are welcome to apply.
This event is a virtual info session for parents, guardians, families, friends, and future participants to learn more about PEP. -
Sep21Listening Session: Hip Hop & HopeAfrican American Cultural Center (AACC)4:30 PM
This listening session brings the energy, honesty, and resilience of Hip Hop into a space focused on hope, purpose, and personal motivation.
Just as Hip Hop is rooted in storytelling, hustle, and rising from challenges, this dialogue invites you to reflect on the systems that keep you moving forward.
Whether your motivation comes from family, dreams, culture, community, or your own inner fire, this session is a chance to share your truth and hear the motivations of others.
The goal is to uplift, connect, and remind each other of the strength we hold!
This event is designed to center students in the UConn College of Engineering. All are welcome to attend.
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Sep27Engineering for Impact Workshop: Public Speaking and Engaging MeetingsCastleman Building3:00 PM
This is designed for new or emerging leaders in VII student organizations. Anyone is welcome to attend.
Join us for this workshop to elevate your scientific communication skills, ensuring that your research and ideas are not only understood but also leave a lasting impression. Whether you’re presenting to peers, stakeholders, or the general public, this workshop will empower you to communicate your scientific endeavors with precision and impact.
Gain strategies to overcome nervousness and enhance your confidence when speaking in public.
Develop a strong and engaging presence that captures and maintains audience attention throughout your scientific presentations.
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Sep27Engineering for Impact Workshop: Navigating Difficult ConversationsCastleman Building5:00 PM
This is designed for experienced leaders in VII student organizations. Anyone is welcome to attend.
This session will provide you with the tools and strategies to effectively manage difficult conversations, whether they involve conflict resolution, giving constructive feedback, or addressing sensitive topics within your organization or team.
Learning Outcomes:
1. Understanding the Dynamics of Difficult Conversations
2. Effective Communication Techniques for Conflict Resolution
3. Managing Emotional Reactions and Stress
4. Follow-Up and Accountability After Difficult Conversations
Food will be provided beginning at 4:30 PM