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Sep 5

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Hey, you! (Yes, you!) Come check us out at the Vir Hey, you! (Yes, you!) Come check us out at the Virtual Involvement Fair next Thursday! We can’t wait to meet you! Link in bio 🥳

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Aug 15

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Hey UCONN Class of 2020! Remember to update your a Hey UCONN Class of 2020! Remember to update your address in StudentAdmin so that your yearbook is safely and correctly delivered to YOU! 😁🥳

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Jun 12

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Hey UCONN! Please check out our wonderful Spring 2 Hey UCONN! Please check out our wonderful Spring 2020 magazine. It’ll definitely make you smile :) Link in bio!

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Jun 8

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AN UPDATE: I want to thank Wanjiku Gatheru for bri AN UPDATE: I want to thank Wanjiku Gatheru for bringing this to my attention. This is her really compelling comment, which I needed to add. "Several of the classes suggested above/in this document are some of the *only* classes that feature Black instructors at UConn. For many of us (Black students) these courses are amongst the only ones (in our entire academic career!!) that a. are cognizant of and/or center our experiences b. Taught by a Black instructor. While it’s great that so many nonBlack students are now eager to learn more, I think this document could inspire some extra steps! ESP since many of these classes aren’t regularly offered. Perhaps, this document (or another) could call for more Black professors (emphasis on tenured track), more funding/resources for courses like this (so that seats are available for ALL those that want them), and even perhaps a gen-ed requirement. We were able to get an environmental literacy gen-ed requirement implemented, and that was almost completed a student-led endeavor!" Also, I completely ignored classes that center on disability and ableism, which is just as much a part of the conversation when we talk about this. If you have any suggestions for classes like that, comment below! Hello UCONN friends! I was inspired by fellow posts from @gilliandauer @mpawrites and @jaretwaters to create a list of upcoming courses for our Fall 2020 school year that deal with race, privilege, and the terrible injustices that plague members of our UCONN community and entire country. As Gillian so eloquently states, “As non-black people, we have to keep educating ourselves beyond the summer. Don’t let the momentum fade.” If you’d please take a minute to read and share, that’d be wonderful. It is up to us to continue our education, and this is a perfect way to do so. At the end, I’ve added courses that address gender, sexuality, and non-Black people of color as well since intersectionality is important to remember when educating ourselves on these topics! Please feel free to add courses that I may have missed. All the best from us at Nutmeg! credit: @emilygra_ham

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May 12

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🚨 SENIORS!! Remember to upload your senior port 🚨 SENIORS!! Remember to upload your senior portrait! Swipe for more info, and, as always, message us if you have any questions!!

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May 11

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And last but certainly not least, please welcome G And last but certainly not least, please welcome Grace, our new Editor-in-Chief! Grace is a rising junior from Connecticut, studying English with a minor in business. This is her first year working for Nutmeg, and she is super excited to be a new member of our organization. In addition to Nutmeg, she is on the UConn’s women’s ultimate frisbee team. Congrats Grace, and welcome to Nutmeg — we’re so glad to have you as a part of our team!

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May 10

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Please welcome Neal, our new Yearbook Managing Edi Please welcome Neal, our new Yearbook Managing Editor! From Boston, Neal is a rising sophomore, double majoring in English (with a creative writing concentration) and Physiology & Neurobiology. In his free time, he enjoys biking, writing poetry, and exploring new places. Neal loves UCONN, and he can’t wait to start his position at Nutmeg. Congrats Neal, and welcome to Nutmeg — we’re so excited to have you join us!

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May 9

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Meet Alex, our Business Manager for the second yea Meet Alex, our Business Manager for the second year (and we couldn’t be happier about it!) Alex is a rising junior from Connecticut, studying Finance. Besides class, he is a member of the Residence Hall Association, likes to play basketball, and, most importantly, is learning how to flip an omelette. Congrats Alex!

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May 8

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Please welcome back our Magazine Managing Editor, Please welcome back our Magazine Managing Editor, Meira! Meira is a rising junior from Massachusetts, majoring in Digital Media and Design with a concentration in web and interactive media design! In her spare time at UConn, she participates in workshops and cover videos with @uconnseoular. She also loves to explore different parts of campus and watch movies with her friends. She’s so excited to return to her position at Nutmeg. Congrats Meira!

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May 7

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Say hello to our returning Marketing Coordinator, Say hello to our returning Marketing Coordinator, Emily! Emily is a rising junior from Cleveland, Ohio, double majoring in English and French (with a minor in Film Studies!) Outside of Nutmeg, Emily is a Graphic Design intern for a local publishing company. She loves to hang out with her friends, watch films, and spend time with her beloved cat, Gnocchi. Congrats Emily! (P.S. Emily is the one running this account aka Emily wrote this bio about herself. She’s the best.)
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The Nutmeg Yearbook has been published since 1915. It features everything from student life and important events to individual portraits of the graduating seniors.

The Nutmeg Magazine has been published since 2015. It is a free online magazine with articles on student life and UConn culture.
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