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Guidelines and Sample Semester Sequences

Exercise Science (B.S.)

Students should follow the guidelines for the year they entered the Exercise Science (B.S.) program

2023-2024 Sample Sequence & Guidelines, Standard Plan

2022-2023 Sample Sequence & Guidelines, Standard Plan
2020-2021 Sample Semester & Guidelines
2019-2020 Sample Semester & Guidelines
2017-2018 Sample Semester & Guidelines
2016-17 Sample Semester & Guidelines

Concentrations

2023-2024 Sample Sequence & Guidelines, Sport Health Curriculum
2022-2023 Sample Sequence & Guidelines, Sport Health Curriculum
2023-2024 Sample Sequence & Guidelines, Pre-Medical Science
2022-2023 Sample Sequence & Guidelines, Pre-Medical Science
2023-2024 Sample Sequence & Guidelines, Sport Performance Curriculum
2022-2023 Sample Sequence & Guidelines, Sport Performance Curriculum

4/25 UConn Summer Horseback Riding

UConn Summer Horseback Riding

Thursday, April 25th, 2024

12:00 AM

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4/25 Pathobiology Seminar - Thiago Luiz Alves e Silva

Pathobiology Seminar - Thiago Luiz Alves e Silva

Thursday, April 25th, 2024

11:00 AM

Thiago Luiz Alves e Silva
Staff Scientist
Molecular Parasitology and Entomology Unit
Laboratory of Malaria and Vector research
NIAID, NIH
Hosted by Dr. Wunder
“High-Resolution Proteomics Reveals New Cell Biology Facets of Plasmodium-Mosquito Interactions”
Seminar start time is 11:00am

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4/25 Geography Colloquium - Dr. Barry Zellen

Geography Colloquium - Dr. Barry Zellen

Thursday, April 25th, 2024

03:30 PM - 04:30 PM

Austin Building

Dr. Barry Zellen
PhD, University of Lapland (2015)

Arctic Exceptionalism in a Contested World: Navigating New Challenges to Circumpolar Unity
Dr Zellen’s talk is a preview of his newest book, Arctic Exceptionalism: Cooperation in a Contested World, which is due to be released this summer. The book is a structural analysis of the roots and endurance of Arctic cooperation, and the rise of what until 2022 was quite commonly called “Arctic Exceptionalism,” a term that has since come under much fire as the profound consequences of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine rippled beyond Europe, fostering a complex re-organization of the international system aimed to isolating Russia from the globalized world but which has induced instead a re-bifurcation of world politics into western and eastern blocs, largely corresponding to the late-19th to mid-20th century geopolitical constructs of Rimland and Heartland. This re-emergence of competing blocs has quickly reached the Arctic, leading many to believe Arctic Exceptionalism was over, or perhaps had never existed at all.

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Nat Trumbull
trumbull@uconn.edu

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