Virtual Commencement

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Contact:  Kathy Wells | kathleen.wells@uconn.edu

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Agriculture, Health and Natural Resources Commencement

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Business Commencement

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Dear Bachelor of General Studies Graduate,

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Contact:  Gaila Zupnik | gaila.zupnik@uconn.edu

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Always remember that you have been given an incredible opportunity to help improve the lives and well-being of others. The trust that your patients will place in you is an amazing gift — embrace it, treasure it, and above all, let it inspire you.

I wish every member of the Class of 2026 the very best — wherever life takes you! Congratulations on all that you have accomplished and I hope your journey is filled with success, health and happiness.

Steven M. Lepowsky, D.D.S.
Interim Dean

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Contact: Lisa Francini | francini@uchc.edu

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Dear Neag School Class of 2026,

You will be remembered as one of UConn’s most resilient graduating classes ever.

Compelled to surrender your final semester of on-campus undergraduate experiences, navigating an extraordinary turn of events, you have carried on — and kept calm! We have witnessed firsthand your capacity to persist against the odds. Every one of us associated with the Neag School, including faculty, staff, alumni, and friends, applauds your strength and spirit.

This is exactly what makes you a true-blue UConn Husky.

Dean Gladis Kersaint
Neag School of Education

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Neag Commencement

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Engineering Commencement

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Fine Arts Commencement

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Graduate School Commencement

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Virtual Honors Medals Ceremony

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Contact:  Deb King | deborah.king@uconn.edu

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To the CLAS Class of 2026,

You have impressed us all with your resilience, kindness, and intelligence this year and throughout your time at UConn. We know that you will continue to make us proud as members of UConn Nation. Because even though your days as a UConn student may be reaching an end today, always remember: You are Huskies forever!

Juli Wade
Dean, UConn College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

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Liberal Arts and Sciences Commencement

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苹果手机全局伩理软伨下载  Lisa Francini | francini@uchc.edu

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To our graduating seniors; our masters and doctorate recipients; and family and honored guests

For some of you, this will mark the end of your higher education experience and the beginning of a new chapter as you enter the field of nursing at a time of unprecedented challenge. We know, however, just how ready you are to meet that challenge – we have seen your dedication, your spirit, and your deep desire to provide exemplary care to those who will depend upon you. In these trying times, we rest well in the knowledge that you – the next generation of nurses – will be there when needed the most.

Deborah Chyun, PhD, RN, FAHA, FAAN
Dean and Professor,
UConn School of Nursing

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Nursing Commencement

Contact: Linda Carlin | linda.carlin@uconn.edu

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Pharmacy Commencement

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Congratulations 2026 Social Work Graduates! The world needs you!

... Your collective commitment to our profession is only strengthened by your awareness of the serious economic, racial, social and health inequities further exposed by the impact on the communities and people we serve. For our first cohort of BSW graduates, you enter our profession with the skills you need to make a difference. MSW graduates – you have the skills and knowledge to make change for individuals, groups, families, organizations and communities. And doctoral graduates, you embark on an exciting adventure, as you contribute to the knowledge base, while advancing practice and training the next generation of social workers. These things I can imagine.

Nina Rovinelli Heller, Ph.D.
Dean
Zachs Professor of Social Work

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Social Work Commencement

Contact:. Milagros Marrero-Johnson | milagros.marrero-johnson@uconn.edu