Training for all mentors in the KUBE program for the 2018-2019 academic year.

Monthly gathering of the students and families involved with the China Care program.

As part of Suicide Prevention Week, Forest Bathing is the practice of retreating into the forest to meditate and unwind, allowing one to immerse themselves into the natural setting of the forest.
This practice, originating in Japan, is recognized as an effective means to relax and manage stress levels. All are welcome to join!

Sunday, Sept. 23, 2018, 3-5 pm
UConn Forest, Red Trail
Meet up at the Parking Lot along Horsebarn Hill Road, near the Yellow Trailhead.

** Please wear long sleeved clothes, tennis shoes/walking boots and bring drinking water. Bug spray will be provided as supplies last.

The Rainbow Center is a UConn/Storrs campus spot to get a free and private Rapid HIV/AIDS test and a HepC test which allows for results to be known within the half-hour, made possible with the generous support from the ARROW (AIDS Risk Reduction Outreach Worker) program of Perception Programs, Inc., of Willimantic (http://www.perceptionprograms.org).

This test is free of charge and open to all, however there are approximately SIX spots available per day of testing! No appointments will be taken due to the need for privacy. Arrive early because testing is first come, first served. Numbers will be given out to individuals and people need to wait in the office. If a person leaves the office and their number is called, we can substitute another person at our discretion. If a person misses their opportunity to get tested because they need to leave, they can be tested on another day that we offer the testing.

The Rainbow Center is located in room 403 of the Student Union. Dates for the 2018-2019 Academic Year will be (the fourth Monday of the month):

Monday, August 27 between 5pm and 8pm

Monday, September 24 between 5pm and 8pm

Monday, October 22 between 5pm and 8pm

Monday, November 26 between 5pm and 8pm


Monday, January 28 between 5pm and 8pm

Monday, February 25 between 5pm and 8pm

Monday, March 25 between 5pm and 8pm

Monday, April 22 between 5pm and 8pm

Also, there is free HIV testing at your local Department of Health and other organizations. Consult http://www.hivtest.org for more test sites in your area.

Admission Fee: Free but limited slots available; first come, first served

Weekly meeting for the Pan Asian Council, an umbrella organization for Asian and Asian American affiliated student organizations.

PAC presents Homecoming activities, the annual IMPAACT leadership conference and the annual Asian Nite talent showcase.

Learn about the prestigious Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship for sophomores and juniors wishing to pursue a research career in STEM disciplines. ONSF STEM Fellowships Advisor, Rowena Grainger will speak about this exciting scholarship opportunity, offer important tips on the application process, and answer your questions. Open to all undergraduate students.

For more information about this opportunity: https://goldwater.scholarsapply.org/


To register: https://nexus.uconn.edu/secure_per/events/event_registration.php?ser=658&rc=7336401506

AASI 3998 class for AMP mentors and Asian American studies minors meets weekly for the Fall 2018 semester.

Project Semicolon is a movement to support those who are struggling with mental illness or suicide. Our goal is to create a community that listens, takes action, and provides hope, love and inspiration.

A semicolon is used when an author could have ended a sentence but chose not to. You are the author and the sentence is your life.

Drop in for temporary tattoos, coloring, conversation, and other activities that support mental health!

Co-sponsored with Lambda Alpha Upsilon Fraternity and the Suicide Prevention Committee