Fostering Connections Through Belonging Blueprint: Linda Graves’ Student Success Story
As students, faculty, and community members moved between project displays at the 2026 UConn Hartford micro-internship showcase, Linda Graves ‘27 (SSW) presented her project, titled Belonging Blueptrint, culminating weeks of work with faculty and community …
Technological and scientific advancement isn’t confined to the labs of space agencies and secretive government facilities. Products that we use in our everyday lives as seemingly simple as sunscreen make huge leaps forward because of new technologies. And when a …
Are you interested in working in sustainability, but don’t know where to start? Here are a few resources to help you!
Interested in furthering your education in sustainability, conservation, and energy? Read on to explore different electives that allow you to explore your interest!
It can be difficult to navigate how you can use your degree in the industry you want to work in. Here are some examples of how you can apply psychology and chemistry degrees to the field of sustainability and resources to help you get there!
Hear from Center for Career Development Intern, Alex, about her experience interning at the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station and the skills she was able to learn and strengthen.
Bioneers is a non-profit organization that not only works towards environmental activism, but provides opportunities for Native & Indigenous youth to solve environmental issues.
In an era marked by pressing environmental concerns, it’s more important than ever to find ways to contribute to a sustainable future. One way to do so is to choose one the many exciting, challenging, and fast-growing ESG-related career paths …
There are many benefits to renewable energy, such as reduced pollution, improved public health, and economic development, just to name a few. According to The International Renewable Energy Agency, 90% of the world’s electricity should come from renewable energy sources …
A positive impact on the planet can begin with simple actions, like learning to compost or buying locally grown, in-season fruits and vegetables. Starting small can help you dip your toe into environmental work, but if you’re looking to grow …
