AWOL Reporting

Once we are about a month into the semester, we would like all UConn Connects Mentors to report any Connects participant(s) that are not actively engaged in the program. Student particpants will receive additional outreach from our office, in hopes of providing them with individualized support for academic success.

AWOL Reporting

AWOL Reporting

Mentors, please use this form to report the participant(s) that you have not connected with this semester.

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  • Sep
    22
    AAC Hartford Workshop- Talking to Professors
    UConn Hartford
    4:00 PM

    Do you know how to effectively communicate with your professor? This workshop will provide strategies to improve your communication skills during office hours, sending emails, and what are the “right” questions that will prepare you for your test.

  • Sep
    22
    AAC Storrs Workshop- Talking to Professors
    Rowe Center
    6:00 PM

    Do you know how to effectively communicate with your professor? This workshop will provide strategies to improve your communication skills during office hours, sending emails, and what are the “right” questions that will prepare you for your test.

  • Sep
    23
    AAC Waterbury Workshop- Prioritization Techniques
    UConn Waterbury
    12:30 PM

    Review different approaches to the same task list and the one you employ in ideal settings and when overwhelmed. Explore strategies to organize your priorities.

  • Sep
    23
    AAC Storrs Workshop- Prioritization Techniques
    Rowe Center
    4:00 PM

    Review different approaches to the same task list and the one you employ in ideal settings and when overwhelmed. Explore strategies to organize your priorities.