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Feb10Philosophy Cafe: Philosophical Perspectives on Solidarity in Fragmented TimesUConn Stamford11:00 AM
“Which side are you on?” This seminal question from United States social movements implies the idea and the goal of solidarity. The solidarity of social movements has transformed society, culture, and politics. The urgent question is, though, what is the scope of the inclusiveness sought for?
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Feb11Accelerated POLS MA ProgramSusan V. Herbst Hall (Formerly Oak Hall)4:00 PM
This will be an information session on our new concentration (CGAP) and the Accelerated POLS MA program. We will have faculty and administrators answer student questions about the two programs, discuss curricular requirements, application processes and potential impacts on student careers.
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Feb12Connect with Campuses - Resource FairMain Building (Waterbury)11:30 AM
Discover the incredible resources and programs available across UConn’s campuses! This university-wide resource fair is your gateway to academic, social, and personal growth. Explore academic opportunities and meet representatives from different university schools, colleges, graduate programs, departments & more!
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Feb12Lunch Discussion: The Roots of ExtremismHomer Babbidge Library12:30 PM
Moderated By: Dr. James Waller, Acting Director of Gladstein Family Human Rights Institute
The goal of this academic session is to analyze the roots and mechanisms of extremist ideologies and to examine how such ideologies gain legitimacy, spread through modern communication channels, and destabilize democratic and social institutions.
