The Latin American Student Organization (LASO) will host a Public Health Career Panel at the UConn Waterbury campus in recognition of National Public Health Week. This panel will explore how public health connects to a wide range of careers and disciplines and why public health awareness matters for students from many different academic backgrounds.
The panel will feature UConn Waterbury faculty who specialize in public health, along with a guest public health professional from New York. Panelists will share their career paths, discuss how public health perspectives influence their work, and reflect on the role of public health in addressing issues that affect communities.
Students will have the opportunity to participate in a question-and-answer discussion and learn more about the many ways public health can intersect with different fields of study. The event is open to students interested in learning more about public health and how it relates to community well-being and future career paths.

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UConn Waterbury’s Muslim Student Association will be hosting a bake sale for Sudan! Both electronic donations and donations made with cash will be accepted! ! Kindly contact us on our Instagram if you would like to contribute to the bake sale!

The Latin American Student Organization (LASO) will host a Pasa el Chisme: Write-to-Your-Representative event at the UConn Waterbury campus in recognition of National Public Health Week. This event will focus on encouraging civic engagement and promoting awareness and actionable steps regarding CT SB3 2026 (An Act Concerning Health Care Affordability).
Students will have the option to participate by voicing their opinions on this bill through letters to their representatives, and they will also be given access to resources where they can find more information on other bills and additional letter templates.
Templates and support will be provided to help students feel comfortable participating, regardless of experience.
This event gives students the opportunity to engage in advocacy, reflect on issues that impact their communities, and use their voices to support public health efforts. It is open to all students interested in public health and community well-being.