As part of the University of Connecticut, 4-H has access to research-based, age-appropriate information needed to help youth reach their full potential. The mission of 4-H is to assist all youth ages...

UConn Health’s Department of Health Career Opportunity Programs' High School Mini Medical/Dental Program is a weekly seminar series of virtual lectures with UConn’s physicians, dentists, and researche...

The Boys and Girls Club visits UConn Stamford yearly or twice yearly to learn more about the college journey and application tips and tricks.

This new online game from UConn Extension helps youth build awareness of biotechnology and the potential careers it could lead to. Xeb, a robot, greets individuals and introduces them to the lab and i...

BRAIN Camp is a completely FREE summer day camp designed for children who will be entering 3rd and 4th grade in the school year and need extra support with reading. The camp provides a fun and engagin...

The Center for Access and Postsecondary Success (CAPS) at UConn is dedicated to advancing educational equity by increasing access to higher education for first-generation college students, low-income...

Center for Education Policy Analysis, Research, and Evaluation (CEPARE) Program The Center for Education Policy Analysis, Research, and Evaluation (CEPARE) at the Neag School of Education is dedicate...

The Child Development Laboratory (CDL) is dedicated to providing university students with hands-on experience working with young children while offering a research site in child development. Serving c...

The CK Explorer's Club is a collaborative program with Ben Moon at CK Magnet Elementary School, designed for 4th and 5th-grade students. UConn Avery Point students serve as instructional aides alongsi...

The Community Borrowers Program allows individuals from the surrounding community to borrow materials from the Storrs and Regional Campus Libraries. To participate, community members can obtain a libr...

The Connecticut Partnership for Literacy Success is a collaborative initiative to address the reading opportunity gap in Connecticut and ensure literacy success for all students across the region. Thi...

The Peer Writing Centers Conference and Support Program hosts an annual conference. Secondary schools are interested in starting and sustaining peer writing centers. For over 15 years, this program ha...

The Da Vinci Program is a dynamic week-long professional development opportunity for grades 5-12 teachers, held each July at the Storrs campus. During this immersive experience, participants gain a st...

The UConn Library ECE Training Program provides comprehensive resources and workshops for Library Media Specialists in Early College Experience (ECE) programs. Each semester, in-depth training session...

Engineering Ambassadors is a network of dedicated college students committed to inspiring the next generation of engineers. Through organizing and volunteering at STEM-focused events, Engineering Amba...

Engineering Your Future (EYF) is a one-day conference designed for 8th-grade boys from underrepresented backgrounds, to inspire them to explore educational and career opportunities in science, technol...

EPOCH formalizes the History Department’s commitment to promoting engaged, public, oral, and community histories. This program fosters collaborative intellectual inquiry between students, faculty, and...

The UConn Explore Engineering (E2) Program is a one-week residential STEM summer camp designed for current high school sophomores and juniors. Held at the University of Connecticut's Storrs campus, th...

Feel Your Best Self (FYBS) is a free toolkit designed to teach children 12 simple coping strategies that promote emotional regulation. By exploring various techniques, kids identify which methods help...

The Connecticut Digital Archive (CTDA) is a growing digital resource enabling over 100 cultural heritage, academic, public, and community organizations to freely share the state's rich history and cul...

The Mayor's Youth Program offers high school seniors the opportunity to intern at various locations throughout Stamford. Each year, approximately four interns are selected by the Admissions Office to...

KUBE is a one-on-one mentoring program with middle school students from Killingly and Windham, Connecticut. The aim of the program is to create a multicultural mentoring program that builds literacy,...

The Letters About Literature Contest is an annual event co-sponsored by the Neag School of Education and led by faculty member Douglas Kaufman. This contest invites students in grades four through 12...

Multiply Your Options is a one-day conference designed for 8th-grade female students to explore the exciting world of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). The event features femal...