Student Experience

Upcoming Events

  1. Jan 24 Virtual Infosession - MS In Business Analytics & Project Management Program12:00pm
  2. Jan 25 Weekly Werth Institute Social6:00pm
  3. Feb 1 Weekly Werth Institute Social6:00pm
  4. Feb 2 Virtual Infosession - MS In FinTech12:00pm
  5. Feb 8 Weekly Werth Institute Social6:00pm
  6. Feb 8 Virtual Info Session - MS In Business Analytics & Project Management Program6:00pm
  7. Feb 8 Virtual Infosession - MS In Business Analytics & Project Management Program6:00pm
  8. Feb 14 Virtual Info Session - MS In Business Analytics & Project Management Program12:00pm

Awards

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MEM students are eligible for several awards. Awards are given for various criteria including academic achievement and involvement.

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MEM Society

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A student run organization for educational support and professional development of MEM and other interested students.

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MEM Merch

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The Management and Engineering for Manufacturing has its own set of shirts, mugs and other items for sale. Show your MEM pride!

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MEM Lab

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The MEM Lab located in E2 106 is where students work on projects, study together and socialize.

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The MEM student experience is unique. In some ways, the rigorous curriculum may be challenging, but MEM students have some pretty unique benefits:

  • Access to both the School of Engineering and the School of Business, including academic advising, career counseling, career fairs, student organizations and alumni groups
  • A well defined curriculum, which means you often are classes with the same people repeatedly
  • A small program, meaning you have the chance to get to know other students fairly well
  • Access to the MEM lab as a place to study, work on projects or just hang out
  • Companies heavily recruiting MEM students as interns and for careers after graduation

 

MEM News

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Management, Engineering and… Marriage?

January 18, 2022

Management and Engineering for Manufacturing might be described as the marriage of Business and Engineering degrees, but every so often, it actually inspires true love. Victoria Marino and Justin Cooper, both class of 2019, met in the fall of 2016 in MEM 2211. Justin had just recently transferred to Storrs from the Waterbury campus. He […]

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Senior’s Baseball Dreams Lead to Invention Success

December 16, 2021

What do you get when you mix baseball and engineering? Elijah Taitel, a University of Connecticut senior in the Management and Engineering for Manufacturing program, will tell you, “The ProVelocity BatTM.” As a 17-year-old in Short Hills, New Jersey, Taitel was feeling frustrated that he didn’t have many baseball recruiters looking his way. “I was […]

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Chicago Woman Comes to MEM to Launch her Future in Wearable Design

November 10, 2021

The University of Connecticut being a state university doesn’t stop students from coming from around the world or across the country. Alexa Boden, currently a junior in Management and Engineering for Manufacturing came to UConn from Chicago, Illinois and brought her own goals and ideals with her. “I moved to Chicago in eighth grade and […]

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