Upcoming Honors Events: Social Change, Service, & Sustainability

  • Mar
    25
    UConn Rescue: Stop the Bleed Class
    Koons Hall
    6:30 PM

    Stop the Bleed (STB) classes teach participants how to quickly and effectively control severe bleeding in emergencies. The purpose of these classes is to prepare bystanders to act before professional help arrives by learning life-saving skills such as applying direct pressure, packing wounds, and using tourniquets to prevent fatal blood loss.

  • Mar
    31
    Mill River Community Engagement Event
    1010 Washington Blvd, Stamford, CT 06901
    9:00 AM

    Join HSLB-Stamford in collaboration with other partners to help prepare Mill River Park for the changing season. Bring friends and come volunteer together! Students are expected to complete a minimum of 2 hours.

  • Apr
    1
    Campus Conversation with ACNSL: Public Health
    1:00 PM

    On Wed. April 1, from 1-2 PM, four retired US Military, Government, and Diplomatic leaders currently serving as Fellows at the American College of National Security Leaders (ACNSL) will share their professional backgrounds, relevant career examples, and personal insights related to Public Health.

  • Apr
    8
    Henry David Thoreau: A PBS Documentary Screening & Community Discussion
    Storrs Hall
    4:00 PM

    A special screening of the new three-part PBS documentary “Henry David Thoreau,” produced by Ken Burns and Don Henley, featuring UConn professors Robert Thorson and Robert Gross.