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12/3 Finding Summer Research Opportunities
Finding Summer Research Opportunities
Tuesday, December 3rd, 202411:00 AM - 12:00 PM Online webinarInterested in doing research over the summer but don’t know where to start? Join us in this workshop to learn about how to find summer research opportunities and UConn and beyond.
Contact Information:our@uconn.edu
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12/3 Marginalized and Forgotten: The Plight of Refugees with Disabilities
Marginalized and Forgotten: The Plight of Refugees with Disabilities
Tuesday, December 3rd, 20243:35 PM - 4:45 PMJoin us for an insightful presentation exploring the unique challenges faced by refugees with disabilities, a population often neglected in both policy and practice. Drawing on personal experiences and research, this talk highlights how the intersectionality of refugee status and disability exacerbates barriers to basic services like healthcare, education, and employment. Mustafa Rfat, a PhD student and refugee with disabilities, will share his journey from Iraq to the U.S., detailing the structural oppression he encountered and the ways in which current refugee resettlement systems fall short in addressing the needs of refugees with disabilities. The discussion will also focus on the urgent need for more inclusive policies and programs that promote equity and self-sufficiency for this marginalized group. This is an important conversation about resilience and advocacy in bridging the gaps for disabled refugees.
Contact Information:lyv19002work@uconn.edu
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12/4 Wednesday Workshops: Hana Maruyama “The Land Is Fenced: The Role of Japanese American Incarcerated Labor in the Formation of Settler Property on Indigenous Lands”
Wednesday Workshops: Hana Maruyama “The Land Is Fenced: The Role of Japanese American Incarcerated Labor in the Formation of Settler Property on Indigenous Lands”
Wednesday, December 4th, 20241:15 PM - 2:15 PM Walter Childs Wood HallThe History Department hosts Wednesday Workshops several times throughout the semester to further scholarly dialogue among graduate students, faculty, and visiting scholars. In the form of a brownbag lunch, the speaker presents their research-in-progress and then engages in a Q&A with the audience.
Contact Information:Please contact Assistant Professor Kaveh Yazdani at kaveh.yazdani@uconn.edu if you are interested in presenting at or attending a Wednesday Workshop.
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12/4 Letters of Recommendation: Who and How to Ask
Letters of Recommendation: Who and How to Ask
Wednesday, December 4th, 20244:00 PM - 5:00 PM Online eventJoin us if your an undergraduate student looking to learn more about how to ask for and organize letters of recommendation.
Contact Information:our@uconn.edu
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