Spring 2012 Room Changes
Applications for students wishing to change rooms or trade spaces this semester will be avaiable on January 30th until February 10th. Click here for more information.
Four-Year Tuition and Fee Plan
President Susan Herbst explains how the four-year plan will increase the benefits made available to students and provide greater academic resources. Visit the UConn Today article for details.
Tracking Shuttles with GPS
Now available from Transportation Services is a GPS tracking system that provides live updates of the location of all shuttles at the Storrs Campus. Visit Transportation Services to learn more.
The UConn Writing Center
The UConn Writing Center, located on the 1st floor of the Homer Babbidge Library, is a hot spot for students to receive feedback on academic papers, lab reports, and applications. UConn Today has the scoop here.
Featured Video: Take a Tour of the Center for Students with Disabilities
The Center for Students with Disabilities (CSD) is a part of the Division of Student Affairs at UConn. The Center's commitment to students is a provision of equal educational opportunity and full partcipation in college life. CSD provides support services to over one-thousand UConn students today. The Center can be found in the Wilbur Cross Building, Room 204.
- Click here to learn more about the CSD.
Student Life News
- Chi Anako: Serving UConn and the Community
Chi Anako, a molecular and cell biology major, also volunteers at a local shelter, is an RA on campus, and works as a University tour guide. - To Improve Your Writing, Talk
The University Writing Center in the English Department helps students have a really good conversation about their work. - UConn’s Tuition and Fee Plan
President Herbst explains that the four-year plan to raise tuition and fees will facilitate hiring an additional 300 faculty and help students graduate on time. - An Overwhelming Victory
Lauren Engeln and other players give high fives to Husky fans, after the women's basketball team handed North Carolina its worst loss, 86-35. - Students to Walk in the Clouds during Winter Break
Eleven UConn students majoring in science-related fields leave on Jan. 5 for a biology and conservation tour of Costa Rica.
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Today in Student Affairs
- 1/29 – SUBOG Movie - Drive
- 1/30 – IGC Meeting
- 1/31 – Fine-Tune your Resume for Honors
- 1/31 – Department of Children & Families Internship Presentation
- 2/1 – Black History Month
- 2/1 – Stuff-A-Husky
- 2/1 – Mastering www.internships.uconn.edu
- 2/1 – Invisible Children Meeting
- 2/1 – SUBOG Comedy presents Kevin Hart
- 2/2 – Black History Month
- 2/2 – Navigating the Internship/Co-Op Fair
- 2/2 – Free & Confidential Rapid HIV Testing at the Rainbow Center
- 2/2 – Resources Revealed
- 2/2 – Beyond “Hello”: Networking 101 for Students
- 2/2 – SUBOG Movie - The Rum Diary
Annual Report
Our annual report is available online. 2009-2010: Changing The University's Cultural Landscape
Connect With Us
Follow Student Affairs on Facebook, Twitter and more! Check out the list of social networking sites maintained by our departments and programs.
Giving to Student Affairs =
Giving to Students in Need
The Division of Student Affairs' Students First Fund was created to provide assistance for students suffering unexpected hardships.
The Students First Fund Golf Tournament is an annual event that benefits the Students First Fund.
Higher Education and Student Affairs Masters Program (HESA)
Are you looking for a masters program that will provide you with the necessary skills to be a successful student affairs practitioner? Check out UConn's Higher Education and Student Affairs Masters Program (HESA).