Author: Carcia, Peter

A Necessary Intersection: How Science Needs Humanities w/ Anna Mae Duane

by Pascale Joachim, ’23 While preparing for my conversation with Professor Duane, I was most interested in discovering what she considered to be the common thread or narrative arc of her scholarship: her research background is in African American Literature, American Literature, Childhood Studies, and Disability Studies. These topics seemed widely varied and somewhat disconnected, […]

Aetna Graduate Critical Writing & Teaching of Writing Prizes Open

It’s April, the cruelest month (especially for academics).  Apparently, poet T.S. Eliot knew a thing or two.  But what he might not have also known is this: There Are Prizes!! Yes, it’s true! It’s time to start thinking about two significant prizes for UConn graduate students.   Aetna Graduate Teaching of Writing Award Prize: Maximum $500 […]

Prof. Brenda Brueggemann receives JEDI Grant

Professor Brenda Brueggemann, Storrs Campus, has received a JEDI (Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion) grant for her work on the Mansfield Training School and its importance in the local history of disability visibility. Learn more about Prof. Brueggemann and her students’ work from our article in last fall’s newsletter from Pascale Joachim, ’23 (CLAS) Congratulations […]