Author Archive
Occupy Wall Street Cannot Be Just About Anger
Historian Jeffrey Ogbar offers some thoughts about the protest movement that began in New York and has spread around the world.
Stamford-Based Program Expands University-Business Partnerships
The Stamford Learning Accelerator will bring together faculty-mentored teams of students to work with a corporate representative on a real world issue.
UConn Researchers Develop Model to Assess Teachers’ Classroom Skills
In a study applying the model to Connecticut teachers, graduates of the Neag School's teacher preparation program performed well.
When the Going Gets Tough, the Tough Start Giving
The 2011 State Employee Charitable Campaign has begun, and UConn employees are asked to make a difference.
Business Boot Camp Brings Veterans to Campus
This year's Entrepreneurial Boot Camp for Disabled Veterans has six state residents among its 25 participants.
Can Obama’s Jobs Bill Work?
Absolutely, say two UConn economists, but they fear public employee cuts will offset any gains.
9/11 Tragedy Provides Teachable Moments
It isn't always easy, but teachers should incorporate 9/11 into social studies classes, says a UConn education professor.
Bicycle Loan Program, Electric Vehicles, Coming to Storrs
Several new programs focused on reducing greenhouse gases are under way.
Preventing School Bullying Behavior
A UConn expert talks about a behavioral program that is making an impact in schools nationwide.
There’s Something for Everyone at the Surplus Store
The Surplus Store recirculates, recycles, and resells items that departments no longer want.