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Volunteering with your alma mater is a meaningful way to support student success, strengthen the alumni community, and deepen your lifelong connection with our great university. Help us build a stronger UConn Nation.
Alumni Networks
Alumni networks help Huskies create a lifelong bond with UConn. We encourage you to engage with alumni in your region, connect through shared identities and interests, or reconnect with your school or college. Every network offers meaningful ways to give back, grow, and stay involved.
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Reunions
Some of the strongest connections to UConn come from:
- Where you lived
- What you played
- The organizations you belonged to or supported
Now is your chance to reconnect. We can help your group plan a memorable reunion.
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Tiffany Chen '15 (BUS), a former UConn Alumni student worker, continues to make a meaningful impact as an active volunteer in the Greater Boston area.
She has led the Boston Alumni Network’s UConn Cares event for the past four years and consistently brings fellow Huskies together at… events across the region. In April, she also championed UConn Gives, helping to generate nine gifts in support of the University.
Known for her warmth and welcoming smile, Tiffany makes every alum she meets feel instantly at home. Her passion for building the strongest alumni network in the country shines through in everything she does, and her reliability makes her one of the volunteers we can always count on.
Always eager to connect, Tiffany makes time to meet with fellow alumni and hear their UConn stories, strengthening the community one conversation at a time.
Thank you, Tiffany.
A clinical skills lesson became so much more. When first-year med student Fabio Saccomanno ‘21 (CLAS) noticed something others had missed, @uconnhealth patient Kim Siccardi’s life was changed.
Watch their incredible #BecauseOfUConn story.
On Saturday, June 6, UConn Alumni and the UConn Rainbow Center celebrated Pride Month at the Middletown Pride Festival.
It’s been one month since #UConn26 officially joined the UConn alumni family.
Cheryl A. Chase ’78 JD, Stuart Bear, and their children, Dara Chase Dyer ’10 JD and Landon Chase, committed $1.5 million to expand the emergency department at UConn Health and enhance learning spaces for School of Law students.
Read more at foundation.uconn.edu
Wes Horton ’70 JD remembers the nerves when he argued a case in front of the Connecticut Supreme Court as a student in a law school competition — and the empowering feeling of winning.
“It was a moment when I really felt I was practicing law, as opposed to just learning law. I …realized this was what I wanted to do with my life,” said Horton, who would later argue before the U.S. Supreme Court.
That’s why he and his wife Chloe are ensuring students have similar opportunities through their gift to UConn School of Law competition programs like moot court and mock trial. Read more at foundation.uconn.edu
Charles Lewis Beach Society members recently gathered on campus to tour iconic spots and spaces made possible by donor generosity.
Our planned giving donors are already shaping students’ experiences, easing their financial burdens and supporting the learning opportunities and programs …that enrich their time on campus. Learn more at https://www.foundation.uconn.edu/charles-lewis-beach-society/.
Tag someone you met at UConn who changed your life.
Former UConn Women’s Basketball player Brittany Hunter ’08 (ED), ’11 MA has been named to the Ohio Basketball Hall of Fame Class of 2026.
