Our organization is dedicated to supporting first-generation pre-medical undergraduate students. We provide a supportive and welcoming community that aims to increase your access to resources that nourish your aspirations as a future first-gen doctors.

This club provides an opportunity for students interested in our Earth and Geology to engage more through meeting with students & faculty, participating in Earth Science activities, and attending field trips!

The Heart and Mind Foundation harnesses art and music to enhance health and well-being. We connect artists with care settings to foster creativity, reduce stress, boost resilience, and build community—bringing hope, joy, and healing to all ages.

UConn playwrights, thespians, and stage hands working together to create and produce both published works and student written musicals and dramas in a professional theatre setting. Meeting Time: Thursdays, 6:30pm-8:30pm, Family Studies Building 103.

Physiology and neurobiology is considered one of the most challenging majors at UConn. In a relaxed environment students (of all majors) will be able to discuss the present day use and look deeper into what a career in PNB has to offer.

The Society of Women Engineers is a national organization that is dedicated to supporting and promoting women in engineering. UConn SWE is a collegiate section of SWE.

The mission of this organization shall be to empower South Asian Women through the acknowledgement and support of the unique difficulties and experiences they endure. We plan to discuss those relevant issues and offer appropriate support as needed.

Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) is a pro-Palestinian college student activism organization. Our mission is to work to educate members of our community, specifically about the plight of the Palestinian people.