The UConn Honors Program offers undergraduates an opportunity to enrich their UConn experience through exploration, creativity, and leadership in academics and beyond the classroom. Students learn how to contribute to their field and effect positive change as part of a diverse and supportive community of scholars.

Contact:

Alyssa Reilly Bouchard: Academic Advisor, Student Services

alyssa.reilly@uconn.edu

Kaitlin Heenehan: Associate Director, Honors Program at the Regional Campuses and Director, Regional Campuses for Enrichment Programs

kaitlin.heenehan@uconn.edu

99 East Main Street
Waterbury, Connecticut 06702

Student Services Suite, 2nd Fl.

Enrichment Programs Main Office on the Storrs Campus
368 Fairfield Way, Unit 4147
ROWE 419
Storrs, CT 06269-4147

(860) 486-4223

honors@uconn.edu

Pre-Medical and Pre-Dental Advising:

UConn’s Pre-Medical and Pre-Dental Advising Office provides resources and advising to UConn students and alumni interested in pursuing careers in the health professions. Our office specializes in working with our pre-medical and pre-dental populations, but we encourage all students to explore their career options in health fields. 

Pre-Law Advising:

UConn is committed to helping students and alumni prepare for law school and legal careers. At the Pre-Law Advising Office, we offer events and workshops to help students get a sense of what it means to be a lawyer. We also help students with the law school application process by reviewing personal statements and resumes, providing information about various schools and programs, and assessing competing offers of admissions.

Contact: Kaitlin Heenehan

Associate Director, Honors Program at the Regional Campuses and Director, Regional Campuses for Enrichment Programs

kaitlin.heenehan@uconn.edu

Enrichment Programs Main Office on the Storrs Campus
368 Fairfield Way, Unit 4147
ROWE 419
Storrs, CT 06269-4147

(860) 486-4223

premed_predental@uconn.edu

prelaw@uconn.edu

UConn faculty members are leading hundreds of exciting research projects at any given time. The Office of Undergraduate Research connects undergraduate students at all UConn campuses with opportunities to participate in research or creative projects alongside our distinctive professors.

Contact: Kaitlin Heenehan

Associate Director, Honors Program at the Regional Campuses and Director, Regional Campuses for Enrichment Programs

kaitlin.heenehan@uconn.edu

Enrichment Programs Main Office on the Storrs Campus
368 Fairfield Way, Unit 4147
ROWE 419
Storrs, CT 06269-4147

(860) 486-4223

our@uconn.edu

Available to students from all of the University’s schools and colleges, the University Scholar Program allows students to design and pursue an in-depth research or creative project and to craft an individualized plan of study that supports their intellectual interests during their final three semesters. Graduation as a University Scholar recognizes a student’s extraordinary engagement with self-reflective learning and research or creative endeavors.

Contact: Kaitlin Heenehan

Associate Director, Honors Program at the Regional Campuses and Director, Regional Campuses for Enrichment Programs

kaitlin.heenehan@uconn.edu

Enrichment Programs Main Office on the Storrs Campus
368 Fairfield Way, Unit 4147
ROWE 419
Storrs, CT 06269-4147

(860) 486-4223

kenneth.cormier@uconn.edu

The Office of National Scholarships and Fellowships (ONSF) advises and mentors students and recent alumni who are competing for prestigious, nationally-competitive scholarships and fellowships. ONSF is open to all graduate and undergraduate students at the University, including students at the regional campuses.

Contact: Kaitlin Heenehan

Associate Director, Honors Program at the Regional Campuses and Director, Regional Campuses for Enrichment Programs

kaitlin.heenehan@uconn.edu

Enrichment Programs Main Office on the Storrs Campus
368 Fairfield Way, Unit 4147
ROWE 419
Storrs, CT 06269-4147

(860) 486-4223

onsf@uconn.edu

The Individualized and Interdisciplinary Studies Program (IISP) works with undergraduates who wish to design their own majors or pursue select interdisciplinary minors (including Global Studies, European Studies, and Crime and Justice). Individualized majors are based in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences or College of Agriculture, Health, and Natural Resources, and may draw on courses in other schools and colleges.

Contact: Kaitlin Heenehan

Associate Director, Honors Program at the Regional Campuses and Director, Regional Campuses for Enrichment Programs

kaitlin.heenehan@uconn.edu

Enrichment Programs Main Office on the Storrs Campus
368 Fairfield Way, Unit 4147
ROWE 419
Storrs, CT 06269-4147

(860) 486-4223

iisp@uconn.edu

Education Abroad opportunities at the University of Connecticut are experiential global learning programs, which are integral components of life-transformative undergraduate and graduate curricula. Designed by faculty, practitioners, and community leaders, these programs provide students with collaborative opportunities to learn and practice knowledge and critical understanding, skills, values, and attitudes on intercultural competencies in a global context, whether they are delivered virtually, locally or internationally.

It is our desire that you join us as we embark on this important journey. Please contact us to discuss our various offerings.

Visit the Experiential Global Learning website for more information.

Experiential Global Learning:
Rowe Center for Undergraduate Education, Room 117
368 Fairfield Way Unit 4207
Storrs, CT 06269

(860) 486-5022

egl@uconn.edu

Hundreds of top employers actively recruit UConn students on campus each year. Start early and get ahead by visiting the Center for Career Readiness and Life Skills for one-on-one career counseling, and mock interview workshops, and career and internship fairs. Once you’ve narrowed down your search, attend job interviews with major employers right on campus.

UConn Waterbury Career Development Office Contact:

Lisa Carrozza, Assistant Director, Career Development

Main Lobby Room 128

99 East Main Street
Waterbury, Connecticut 06702

203-236-9932

lisa.carrozza@uconn.edu

La Comunidad Intelectual (LCI) recognizes and critically examines Caribbean and Latin American cultures, customs, and traditions as they exist at UConn and beyond. LCI nurtures intellectual diversity, inclusivity, and social activism. Additionally, through interdisciplinary study, active, and community-based learning, LCI students enhance their comprehension of global citizenship.

Visit the Learning Communities website to learn about how to join.

La Comunidad Intelectual Learning Community:

99 East Main Street
Waterbury, Connecticut 06702

(203) 236-9800

Ideas + Impact Learning Community brings undergraduate students from various disciplines together on a pathway to leadership. Students will learn to become change makers through innovation and entrepreneurial experiential learning opportunities at UConn Waterbury.

Ideas + Impact Learning Community:

99 East Main Street
Waterbury, Connecticut 06702

(203) 236-9800

ideas+impact@uconn.edu

The Resilience, Inclusion, Success, and Equity (RISE) Program at UConn Hartford empowers underrepresented students through an equity-focused student success initiative. We believe in the power of resilience, inclusivity, and equity to transform students’ educational experiences and set the stage for their future success.

Our commitment is rooted in breaking down barriers ensuring that all students rise to their full potential. We aim to enhance academic performance, increase retention rates, and improve graduation outcomes.

RISE is not just a commitment; it’s a movement toward a more equitable and inclusive educational landscape.

Resilience, Inclusion, Success, and Equity Program:

Nicole Ariyavatkul, Director of Student Success, Equity, & Inclusion

Room 230B

99 East Main Street
Waterbury, Connecticut 06702

(203)236-9919

Nicole.a@uconn.edu

The UConn Agriculture, Health, and Natural Resources Fellows Program prepares students for high-potential careers that help our communities.  Increase your knowledge and competency through this pathway and gain access into the fields of food, agriculture, nutrition, and health.

Visit the Waterbury Resources webpage for academic support, student resources, and additional information.

Contact: Monica Lattimer

Suite 107

99 East Main Street
Waterbury, Connecticut 06702

(203) 236-9064

monica.lattimer@uconn.edu

The Major Experience is a University-wide collaboration designed to help students (inside and outside of UConn) explore college majors in a holistic, interactive, and intentional manner.

We believe every student should be exploratory! Whether you are completely undecided, comfortably declared, or somewhere in between…it’s best to take the time to examine your options before fully committing to a  major.

Connect with one of our dedicated advising staff members for more information about The Major Experience on the Stamford Campus.

UConn Waterbury Student Services:

Student Services Suite, 2nd Floor

99 East Main Street
Waterbury, Connecticut 06702

(203) 236-9800

Whether you are interested in transitioning from Storrs to a regional campus, or from a regional campus to Storrs, we have information, info sessions, and advisors to help Campus Change students.

Once students have officially transitioned over to the Storrs campus, the Dean of Students Office can help to offer support and resources – click here to learn more.

For specific questions about Waterbury Campus Change, please contact:

Peter Tribuzio
Director, Student Services, Assistant Campus Director

Student Services Suite, 2nd Floor

99 East Main Street
Waterbury, Connecticut 06702

(203) 236-9871

peter.tribuzio@uconn.edu

Center for Access and Postsecondary Success (CAPS) programs serve students at both the pre-collegiate and college levels. CAPS designs and implements these programs in accordance with guidelines set forth by its funding bodies, including the University, the U.S. Department of Education, and other programs which promote educational equity and opportunity for all.

Connect with the Waterbury CAPS Coordinator, Lillie Wright, for more information about CAPS services.

Main campus building Room 232

99 East Main Street
Waterbury, Connecticut 06702

(959) 444-0027

lillie.wright@uconn.edu

The Center for International Students and Scholars (CISS) opened in July 2022 to create a welcoming space for international students and visiting scholars and bring together services for international students and visiting scholars at the Storrs campus. 

ISSS offices and staff are not based on the Waterbury campus. UConn Waterbury campus students should contact Lulu Dong, lulu.dong@uconn.edu with immigration questions, international advising, or to arrange for travel signatures.  You can also schedule virtual appointments with Lulu, here.

First generation students come from families where neither a parent nor guardian has a four-year degree or higher from a college or university. Many students whose parents have degrees outside of the United States also identify as First Gen.

UConn is dedicated to supporting and serving anyone who identifies as First Generation. First-Gen Huskies- including First Gen faculty and staff- are a fundamental part of our campus and a strong, proud part of the Husky pack.

Here you will find information about various campus partners, academic services, clubs and activities, and people who are ready to answer any questions you might have.

First Generation Families Portal

The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at UConn Waterbury is a member-driven program offering non-credit learning experiences (courses, lectures, and special events) to all adults who are 50 or older and want to engage socially and intellectually with their peers as teachers and learners. OLLI also provides fertile ground for the exchange of ideas and diverse opportunities for partnership with other cultural, educational, and arts organizations.

We believe in creating a welcoming and supportive environment for everyone. OLLI inspires countless discussions about the nature of family, the universe, history, language, culture, and religion. We create art, write stories, and enhance physical and emotional well-being. OLLI members break aging-stereotypes every day! By participating in OLLI’s activities, our members contribute to the health and success of the entire community.

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute:

Fiona de Merell, Director, OLLI

Room 105

99 East Main Street
Waterbury, Connecticut 06702

(203) 236-9881

fiona.demerell@uconn.edu

osher@uconn.edu

UConn Waterbury welcomes active military members, veterans, and their families to pursue educational goals on our campus. Head to our Veterans Oasis located in Room 109 of the main building.

Visit the Veterans page for more information and resources.

Services & Support at UConn Waterbury
Peter Tribuzio, Director of Student Services
peter.tribuzio@uconn.edu
(203) 236-9871

Veterans Oasis at UConn Waterbury:

The Veterans OASIS is a lounge on campus dedicated to supporting our veteran and military-affiliated students. Designed as a welcoming retreat, it offers a comfortable space to relax between classes and connect with others who share similar backgrounds and experiences.

Room 108

99 East Main Street
Waterbury, Connecticut 06702

The Bursar’s Office at UConn Waterbury helps students with financial transactions related to their University fee bill and financial aid questions. The office also manages student employment, including hiring student workers, and student parking for the Scovill Street garage.

UConn Waterbury Bursar:

Student Services Suite, 2nd Floor

99 East Main Street
Waterbury, Connecticut 06702

(203) 236-9819

waterburybursar@uconn.edu

Bursar’s Office– UConn Storrs Central Website

One Stop Student Services, centrally located on the Storrs campus, answers your registration, financial aid, and undergraduate admission questions all in one place.

860-486-1111

onestop@uconn.edu-(Please include your student ID number or Applicant ID number in your message)

The Office of the Registrar, located centrally on the Storrs Campus, supports the instructional and student progress endeavors of the University by providing quality services to students, faculty, academic and administrative departments, and the public.

Services provided by the Office of the Registrar include course record management, classroom assignment, final exam scheduling, publication of the University’s Undergraduate and Graduate Catalogs, academic record creation and maintenance, student registration, grade processing, transcript issuance, degree auditing for graduation, and monitoring of academic and administrative policies.

Office of the Registrar:

Wilbur Cross Building

233 Glenbrook Road
Storrs, CT 06269-4077

(860) 486-3331

The Office of Student Financial Aid Services, centrally located on the Storrs campus, helps you access and manage financial support to make your college education more affordable.

(860) 486-1111

onestop@uconn.edu

Need to submit a support ticket to Waterbury Information Technology Services or speak with someone for IT help?

Visit the Waterbury ITS website for more information.

UConn Waterbury ITS:

Room 223

99 East Main Street
Waterbury, Connecticut 06702

(203) 236-9955

wtbyit@uconn.edu

The Office of Community Standards, centrally located on the Storrs Campus, strives to facilitate a climate that promotes integrity, responsibility, and accountability within the University of Connecticut community.

Through the implementation of an ethic of care and concern that promotes the fair, transparent, and compassionate application of published institutional standards and expectations, OCS aims to thoroughly investigate and resolve allegations of student behavioral harm to the UConn community in an educational and restorative manner. Responsibilities of Community Life: The Student Code speaks to what we want to be as well as how we want to interact with each other within our campus community.

Learn more about how to submit a referral. If you’re unsure which form to use, go to the Inform website. Their form finder feature will assist you to navigate the various reporting options at the University.

For Community Standards Services and Support at the Waterbury Campus, contact:

Peter Tribuzio, Director of Student Services
peter.tribuzio@uconn.edu

(203) 236-9871

Student Services Suite, 2nd Floor Room 228

99 East Main Street
Waterbury, Connecticut 06702

Student Health & Wellness (SHaW) is dedicated to supporting students’ physical and mental well-being through comprehensive healthcare services. SHaW offers medical care, mental health counseling, wellness programs, and health education to help students thrive both academically and personally. With a focus on holistic well-being, SHaW provides access to primary care, mental health support, nutrition counseling, and wellness initiatives that empower students to make healthy choices and succeed at UConn.

• Waterbury Campus Nurse Navigators: A nurse navigator is a nurse that can guide students, offer support, education, advocate, and assist with coordination of care for acute or chronic healthcare needs including referrals to medical services in the community. A nurse is available for students on campus or through our 24/7 advice nurse line at 860-486-4700. This is a free and confidential resource.
• Clinical Case Manager for Mental Health Services: Our mental health professionals can provide short-term counseling. For students seeking more intensive treatment, our mental health case managers can connect students to appropriate local providers with experience working with college students.

SHAW Services at UConn Waterbury:

The Rectory Building, 3rd floor

99 East Main Street
Waterbury, CT 06702

Click to schedule a routine appointment or call (860) 486-4700, select option 2.

Learn more about how Student Health and Wellness can support you with our Immediate Support Resources. If this is an emergency and you need immediate help, please call 911.

The Office of Student Services supports students through a broad range of academic and non-academic services. We work with students to help them identify the challenges they face and assist them in finding appropriate resources and solutions.

Office of Student Services at UConn Waterbury:

Student Services Suite, 2nd Floor Room 228

99 East Main Street
Waterbury, Connecticut 06702

(203) 236-9818

waterbury.studentservices@uconn.edu

Our talented advising team is here and ready to help students plan the best academic path to accomplish their goals. Advisors will hold a combination of in-person and virtual appointments for the semester.
Learn More to Schedule an Appointment

Academic Advising:

Student Services Suite, 2nd Floor Room 228

99 East Main Street
Waterbury, Connecticut 06702

(203) 236-9800

Hundreds of top employers actively recruit UConn students on campus each year. Start early and get ahead by visiting the Center for Career Readiness and Life Skills for one-on-one career counseling, and mock interview workshops, and career and internship fairs. Once you’ve narrowed down your search, attend job interviews with major employers right on campus.

UConn Waterbury Career Development Office Contact:

Lisa Carrozza, Assistant Director, Career Development

Main Lobby Room 128

99 East Main Street
Waterbury, Connecticut 06702

203-236-9932

lisa.carrozza@uconn.edu

The Center for Students with Disabilities, centrally located on the Storrs Campus, engages in an interactive process with each student and reviews requests for accommodations on an individualized, case-by-case basis. Depending on the nature and functional limitations of a student’s documented disability, they may be eligible for reasonable and appropriate accommodations.

Visit the UConn Waterbury Disabilities Services webpage for more information.

Disability Services at UConn Waterbury:

Rachel Julian, Regional Campus Coordinator, Waterbury

99 East Main Street
Waterbury, Connecticut 06702

(959) 444-0035
rachel.julian@uconn.edu

Office of Student Care and Concern, centrally located on the Storrs Campus, is committed to the mission of the University of Connecticut by providing intervention and support for those students that are in distress or a possible threat to self or others. The office coordinates a response that balances the needs of the individual student with the safety and welfare of the University community.

Any referrals of a student of concern who may be of threat to themselves or others should be reported via a CARE Team Referral CLICK HERE

Waterbury students can contact the Office of Student Care and Concern on the Storrs Campus:

Wilbur Cross Building, Suite 29
233 Glenbrook Road, Unit 4131
Storrs, CT 06269-4131

(860)486-8777

oscc@uconn.edu

Waterbury Campus Contact:

Peter Tribuzio, Director of Student Services
peter.tribuzio@uconn.edu

(203) 236-9871

Student Services Suite, 2nd Floor Room 228

99 East Main Street
Waterbury, Connecticut 06702