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May
24
UConn May & Summer Session Enrollment12:00am
UConn May & Summer Session Enrollment
Friday, May 24th, 2019
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Storrs Campus All
GET AHEAD. STAY ON TRACK.
UConn May & Summer Session Enrollment Open
• 3-week, 5-week, and 6-week courses.
• Hundreds of online and in-person courses.
• Undergraduate and graduate courses.
• Courses are available statewide at all UConn Campuses.
Sessions:
• May Session: May 13 - May 31
• Session 1: June 3 - July 5
• Alternate Session 1: June 3 - July 12
• Session 2: July 15 - August 16
• Alternate Session 2: July 15- August 23
Register Today: https://summersession.uconn.edu/ -
May
24
UConn School of Engineering Professional Education Webinar9:00am
UConn School of Engineering Professional Education Webinar
Friday, May 24th, 2019
09:00 AM - 09:45 AM
Storrs Campus Webinar
This webinar is held for anyone interested in enrolling in UConn School of Engineering Professional Education’s Master of Engineering, Advanced Engineering Certificates, or taking classes on a non-degree basis. Details about admissions, program curriculum and upcoming course offerings will be provided. Also, the webinar will dig-deep into what makes a graduate degree or certificate program in engineering so valuable for today's engineers and employers.
Register here: https://soeprofed.uconn.edu/meng-and-engineering-certificate-webinars/. -
May
24
The Race Question and the American Experience10:15am
The Race Question and the American Experience
Friday, May 24th, 2019
10:15 AM - 11:45 AM
Other Depot Campus
Come learn with the Center for Learning in Retirement and Jerry Phillips, Associate Professor of English, UConn
Geneticist Daniel J. Fairbanks says every human “is related by common ancestry, and ultimately, everyone is African”. If he is right, as most scientists agree he is, how did we lose sight of our fundamental relatedness and come to perceive supposedly distinct and definite “races”? Why is “race” the first thing we see in a person? If, as has been argued, race is a social construct, how and why was it constructed, and how might we deconstruct it? Can we imagine a world on the other side of race? This course addresses the race question in all the content of its centrality to American culture and history. Race has shaped the American character in innumerable ways.
To register please follow this link
http://www.cahnrconference.uconn.edu/
To see all the class options this Spring please follow this link
https://clir.uconn.edu/single-classes/
