Higher Education and Student Affairs Program

Check out the headlines from the HESA Program’s latest e-newsletter.

Dear UConn HESA Alums, I hope this newsletter finds you and your loved ones well, and that your start to 2023 has been fulfilling and full of beautiful moments. There continues to be great things happening in our dynamic Program, some that I wanted to share with you here. In early January, we admitted approximately […]

Dear HESA UConn Alumni, Greetings from Storrs! I hope this newsletter finds you well. While we continue to confront challenges in our society, on our campuses, and in our profession, I hope you are able to center your needs and those of your loved ones in everything that you do. Let me transition to some […]

The Higher Education and Student Affairs (HESA) program in the Neag School’s Department of Educational Leadership focuses on building "Scholar-Practitioners." HESA promotes the development of professional knowledge based on theory and practice, enhanced by personal values, lived experiences, self-reflection, and ethical conduct. 

The Higher Education and Student Affairs (HESA) program in the Department of Educational Leadership is committed to creating a learning environment for its students that focuses on equity and inclusion.

Check out the headlines from the HESA Program’s latest e-newsletter.

As UConn’s assistant vice president for student affairs and executive director of student activities, Joseph P. Briody is a Husky through and through.

#ThisIsAmerica, organized by the UConn Foundation with co-sponsors from across the University, is a series that brings together the UConn community to discuss and unpack systematic racism, social justice, and human rights issues. In addition, it spotlights the individuals, organizations, and movements fighting for justice and equity, and against oppression and white supremacy.

Dear HESA UConn Alumni, Greetings from Storrs! I hope this newsletter finds you and your loved ones well as we grapple with the COVID-19 pandemic that continues to engulf our lives.  I thought to begin my inaugural newsletter as HESA Program Coordinator with a story I enjoy sharing with prospective and incoming students. While UConn […]