September 26, 2005 ¦ Volume 24, No. 5

Rwandan president outlines human rights progress since '94 genocide
Eleven years after suffering the worst genocide the modern world has ever seen, the Republic of Rwanda is still “a work in progress.” But it has made great strides in restoring human rights and the rule of law, the country’s president said Sept. 19 during a packed forum at the Student Union Theatre.

Behavioral expert hired as Neag chair in special ed
One of the foremost authorities on emotional and behavioral disorders and positive behavior supports has been hired for the Neag School of Education’s newly established Carole J. Neag Chair in Special Education.

University responds to drought
The University, responding to drought conditions, is continuing to implement water conservation measures in the near term and is seeking a qualified professional firm to operate and manage its water system.

Public input sought on Storrs Center plan
A public hearing on the Municipal Development Plan for Storrs Center will be held on Oct. 6 at 7 p.m. in the Bishop Center.

ALSO:  Research Foundation announces grant awards

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