• Message on Recent Executive Orders and Federal Actions

    President Maric and Provost D’Alleva update the university community

The University of Connecticut strives to perpetuate an environment in which all students have the necessary resources and opportunities to be successful academically, socially, and professionally regardless of their citizenship status. Our mission is to ensure that undocumented individuals have the support and reassurance of being able to pursue their goals of higher education; from the admissions process to navigating through campus.

Know Your Rights

Helpful Resources

Upcoming Workshops

The Dean of Student Office is partnering with Junta, Inc. and the New Haven Immigrants Coalition to provide two (2) virtual workshops on “Know Your Rights.” All are welcome to attend one of the workshops (content will be the same for both workshops). A link will be sent to you after you RSVP:

 

Workshop 1
March 28th, 1pm-2pm
RSVP here

 

Workshop 2
April 18th, 1pm-2pm
RSVP here

 

This workshop, facilitated by Junta for Progressive Action in collaboration with the New Haven Immigrants Coalition, will provide critical information on legal rights of immigrants when interacting with law enforcement and ICE. Participants will learn how to assert their rights in various situations, including at home, at work, and in public spaces. The session will also cover steps to take if detained, the importance of a Family Preparedness Plan, and available community resources for legal support. This workshop aims to empower individuals with the knowledge needed to protect themselves and their communities.

We are here to help you!

Contact the members of the undocumented
student advisory board