Academic Affairs Committee
The Academic Affairs Committee advocates and creates initiatives to support and enhance students' education at UConn.
Academic Affairs
Initiatives & Topics
The Academic Affairs Committee advocates for students and creates initiatives that support and enhance the academic experience at UConn.
01
Providing all Storrs undergraduate students with a
free New York Times subscription
through their UConn email.
free New York Times subscription
through their UConn email.
02
Providing all Storrs undergraduate students with $15 of free printing money in their WEPA accounts (not guaranteed).
03
Educating students about the Husky Book Bundle and advocating for Open Educational Resources.
04
Advocating for underrepresented students.
05
Advocating for students on academic probation.
06
Educating students about their academic rights, including how to appeal grades or reschedule finals.
07
Advocating for students with disabilities and for increased pedagogical accessibility.
08
Advocating for faculty participation in the
syllabus repository
.
syllabus repository
.
09
Advocating for students struggling with academic advising.
10
Planning and executing events such as the Finals Care Fair, financial literacy events, and pre-professional and graduate school educational events.
Meeting Info
Thursdays
6:00 PM
SU 324
Open to everyone
Students are welcome to reach out with questions, concerns, or ideas.
Have an academic concern?
Students can contact the Academic Affairs Committee with questions, concerns, or ideas related to their academic experience at UConn.
