Reed Fellowship

Reed FellowshipDavid and Joan Reed established the Reed Fellowship in 2014 to support exceptional faculty from the Storrs to teach at the Waterbury campus. The purpose of their generous gift was to enable the Reed Fellow to interact with students, as well as faculty peers, and the larger Waterbury community.

Dr. Reed graduated from the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences in 1955 after completing two years of study at the Waterbury campus. Following the completion of his degree from Yale medical school, he established a medical practice and then worked for Alliance Medical Group in Middlebury. Upon his retirement, Dr. Reed taught in the University’s Osher Lifelong Learning Institute. Dr. Reed passed away in 2018 and is survived by his wife Joan who continues to support the coursework and programming of the Reed Fellowship.

$1 Million Gift Brings UConn Course to Waterbury Campus

https://archives.rep-am.com/2015/04/14/1-million-gift-brings-uconn-course-to-waterbury-campus/
https://www.foundation.uconn.edu/reed-fellow-to-teach-innovative-course-at-uconn-waterbury/
https://patch.com/connecticut/woodbury-middlebury/middlebury-couple-donates-1-million-uconns-waterbury-campus-0

Fellowship Winners

UConn Reed Fellowship, Mitch Green

Mitch Green - 2016

UConn Reed Fellowship, Roger Travis

Roger Travis

UConn Reed Fellowship, Regina Barreca

Regina Barreca – 2018

UConn Reed Fellowship, Sharin Hertel

Shareen Hertel – 2019

UConn Reed Fellowship, stephen_dyson

Stephen Dyson – Fall 2019

UConn Reed Fellowship, stephen_dyson

Jeffery Ladewig-2020

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