Join us for a special one-night concert and lecture by Grammy-nominated taiko drumming artist Shoji Kameda. Kameda will give audiences the opportunity to experience the impact, depth, and diversity of taiko as he performs, discusses his musical journey and answers questions from audience members. The event will be held at Three Rivers Community College on (...) Read More >>
Free and open to the public. Dr. Hedley Freake, Professor Nutritional Sciences UCONN - Approaches to Eating in the United States; Consequences for our Health and Environment
Open and free to the public Greg Bugbee and Abigail Wiegand, Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station – Invasive Aquatic Plants found in CT Lakes.
Free and open to the public Corrie Folsom- O’Keefe, Audubon Society – Bird Conservation across Connecticut and specifically in the Lyme Forest Block.
Free and open to the public Dr. Michael Dietz, Professor UCONN Extension Office Program Director NEMO – International and National Concerns of Stormwater Pollution: Stormwater and Low Impact Design.
Free and open to the public Dr. James Tait, Professor Marine Sciences SCSU – Coastal Erosion, Storms and Coastal Resilience: Living with our Oceans in a Time of Climate Change.
Free and open to the public David Stokes, CT. Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection Bureau of Waste Management and Enforcement – Hazardous Waste Management Regulations.
Space is still available in the non-credit training courses, Pharmacy Technician, starting Tuesday, June 19. These careers are among the fastest growing health care careers in Connecticut. Whether a person has the goal of learning new skills or reinventing their career, taking a non-credit course will fit their needs. The registration deadline is Monday, June (...) Read More >>
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