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UCONN FEATURED IN EPISODE OF NEW COLLEGE TOUR SERIES - University of Connecticut Athletics
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UConn Featured in Episode of New College Tour Series First Season
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University Town Halls to be Held This Week
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University Town Hall to be Held on May 26
Interim President Dr. Andrew Agwunobi is set to hold a virtual University Town Hall on Wednesday, May 26, 2021.
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Join Interim President Dr. Andrew Agwunobi and other University leaders on May 26 as he introduces himself to the UConn Community, discusses University priorities, and answers related questions. Please join if you have the time.
For information on how to live stream the event, click below. Viewers are encouraged to send messages in advance through the form on the site below or via communications@uconn.edu (use the subject line 5/26 Town Hall).
UConn Considers Cut to Planned Tuition Rate, Outlines Steps to Distribute New Student Aid
The decision comes in recognition of the pandemic-related financial constraints facing many of the University’s students and their families.
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UConn is considering a plan to cut in half the previously approved tuition adjustment for the 2021-22 academic year in recognition of the pandemic-related financial constraints facing many of the University’s students and their families.
The proposal also keeps most fees flat with modest increases in only a few categories, including helping the University significantly expand access to mental health services by adding more counselors and mental health educators. Those enhancements have been frequently requested by students and recently also were recommended by the President’s Task Force on Mental Health