Congratulations — you’re now part of a powerful community of over 300,000 UConn alumni!
Stay connected with the university you love and access any support you may need as you begin this next chapter.
Career Resources and Support
Whether you’re actively job hunting, considering a career change, or simply staying informed about the job market, UConn alumni resources are here to support you. Explore opportunities ranging from networking events and career webinars to mentoring programs—all designed to help you succeed.
Career Readiness and Life Skills
The UConn Center for Career Readiness and Life Skills continues to support alumni after graduation. If you graduated within the past three years, you have full access to the Center’s career coaching services and resources. Alumni who graduated more than three years ago can still take advantage of a complimentary one-hour career coaching session.
UConn12twenty
Create your free account on UConn’s official career platform: 12twenty is the go-to destination for job-seeking Huskies and alumni recruiters. Whether you’re exploring new opportunities, looking to hire fellow UConn grads, or simply staying connected to the professional Husky network, this platform is built to support your career journey.
Get Involved
Find your alumni community, volunteer, and give back to UConn in your own way.
Events
This is about more than just staying in touch — it’s about continuing the journey you started on campus. Celebrate your Husky Pride by connecting with fellow alumni, supporting current students, and making an impact wherever life has taken you.
Give Back
Your way was paved by the Huskies who came before you. Now’s your chance to support the next generation.
Volunteer Opportunities
Your time and talents can make a lasting impact—on students, fellow alumni, and the broader UConn community. From one-time opportunities to ongoing leadership roles, find your volunteer opportunity here.
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From a UConn onesie to senior year on campus — stories like Abby Nickolenko’s are why Husky pride lasts a lifetime. #HuskyPride
A UConn alumni family took their Husky pride to new heights during a trip to Yosemite and a summit of Half Dome.
Alicia Forella ’15 (BUS), ’16 MS, Melinda Forella ’94 (CAHNR), Tom Forella ’83 (BUS), Michelle Forella ’13 (CAHNR), and Tim Forella ’19 (CLAS) celebrated the view as… Huskies do: together.
In the newest ranking, Time Magazine has named UConn among its top universities in the world, making it one of only two in Connecticut to receive that honor, along with Yale University.
Time’s ranking, compiled in conjunction with Statista, named UConn as No. 111 globally among the 500 …institutions ranked. When filtered to compare only U.S. public institutions, UConn was No. 22 – far ahead of many of its direct competitors and peer aspirant universities.
For more than two decades, Will Hines ’92 (CLAS) has helped performers and creatives sharpen their craft through the art of improv.
His philosophy and teaching are featured in the latest UConn Magazine. See the full story at magazine.uconn.edu.
For the third consecutive year, a completely student-driven effort is bringing a two-day free medical, dental, and vision care clinic on March 7th and 8th to Willimantic, this time at a new location.
At last year’s clinic, 400 UConn student volunteers helped provide more than $142,000 in… medical, dental, and vision services to 196 patients.
The UConn Neag School of Education’s sport management program held its 10th annual Sport Business Conference (SBC) on Feb. 15.
More than 130 students from UConn and other local colleges and high schools engaged with sports business professionals and explored the industry through keynote …speeches, panels, and networking opportunities.
The student-run event was organized by members of the Sport Business Association (SBA).
First Year Experience mentors teamed up with Sociology Professor Bradley Wright in the Life Purpose Lab, a research-based workshop designed to help students discover what matters most.
Read the UConn Magazine cover story at magazine.uconn.edu.
Organized by the Asian American Cultural Center, UConn Asian Nite showcases the diverse talents of Asian and Asian American students. Acts include a wealth of traditional and modern dance, singing, classical music, rap, and fusion performances that represent Asia and Asian America.