They Found A Home at UConn. Now, They’re Giving Back
They found a home at UConn. Now, they’re giving back.When Kent Holsinger and Bill Cannon moved to Connecticut in 1986, they thought they would live here for maybe three or four years.
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A Gift to Help Save the Planet
They found a home at UConn. Now, they’re giving back.When Kent Holsinger and Bill Cannon moved to Connecticut in 1986, they thought they would live here for maybe three or four years.
Scholarship will help marginalized students become scientists
Jim Stolzenbach ’76 (CLAS) is passionate about science and wants UConn students, particularly marginalized ones, to consider going into scientific fields. He also stands ready to help them.
Matching Gift Challenge to Support Center for Judaic Studies
Robert Cohen ’67 (CLAS) and Barbara Cohen ’67 (CLAS) are launching a matching gift challenge in support of the Fund for the Enhancement of Judaic Studies, which supports programming in the Center …
The Business of Human Rights
Laura Chapman Rubbo ’91 (CLAS) wants you to know that big business offers the opportunity to create positive change, particularly in advancing global human rights, and she has spent her professional…
Professor Emeritus Gives Back to Support Students
When Carlton Molette, professor emeritus of dramatic arts and Africana studies, retired from UConn in 2008, colleagues decided to set up a scholarship in his name.
UConn CLAS Alumni Help in the Fight Against COVID-19
They found a home at UConn. Now, they’re giving back.When Kent Holsinger and Bill Cannon moved to Connecticut in 1986, they thought they would live here for maybe three or four years.
Psychology Fund Helps Graduate Students Receive Trauma Training
They found a home at UConn. Now, they’re giving back.When Kent Holsinger and Bill Cannon moved to Connecticut in 1986, they thought they would live here for maybe three or four years.
Professor Researches Inequality in PTA Meetings
They found a home at UConn. Now, they’re giving back.When Kent Holsinger and Bill Cannon moved to Connecticut in 1986, they thought they would live here for maybe three or four years.
CLAS Professor Reveals the Science of Political Surveys
They found a home at UConn. Now, they’re giving back.When Kent Holsinger and Bill Cannon moved to Connecticut in 1986, they thought they would live here for maybe three or four years.
