Dear Colleague: The Banner Self Service time off reporting system is now available for vacation time off requests. If you’ve taken any time off from July 1 to current, you should log into the system to request that time off so it may be properly deducted from your accrual balance. Kindly review your time and […]
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The Summer Youth Academies are underway. Here’s a look at the schedules. Youth Entrepreneurs CT Summer Enrichment Program: July 8-19 Crime Scene Investigation Academy: July 8-12 & 15-19 Esports Academy: July 8-12 & 15-19 Health Professions Academy: July 15-19 Songwriting & Music Industry: July 15-19 Engineering Your Future Academy: July 22-26 Exploring Engineering Academy: July 22-26 Film and Theater Academy: July
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We are pleased to announce that the University is now prepared to deliver non-credit microcredentials. This goal was included among the items in OSP4 in our Strategic Plan. A microcredentials is a short, competency-based, non-credit recognition [for which] mastery of competencies may be demonstrated through non-credit workshops or co-curricular experiences designed for this purpose. Earning a
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Are you in need of student employees to assist with office administration, research, tutoring, lab work, game day/practices, special projects/events or other duties? The Student Employment Office (SEO) can assist! Let us post your position for students to view and apply. Benefits of student employment are: Increased office efficiency and productivity Improved campus morale Student
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Last weekend, a group of communication majors hosted the premier of “Fresh Start: A Marcus Harvin Story,” a powerful documentary they created about Marcus Harvin ’23 A.S., ’25 that chronicles his transformation from incarceration to college student and community advocate. More than 60 members of Charger Nation and the local community attended. The film was
Dear Colleagues, I would like to thank everyone for helping to create such a successful Student Orientation, Advising, and Registration (SOAR) program for our incoming students and their families. During four two-day sessions in late June and early July, we welcomed more than 3,200 people to campus, including 1,500 first-year and transfer students and their
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