Expand Your Professional HR Network
Join a cohort of like-minded UConn HRM students seeking to make an impact in the field of Human Resource Management.
As a UConn graduate HRM student, you will join a top-ranked business school that offers full access to a diverse university system located across the state of CT and a vibrant online community of business leaders. You will have access to our distinguished faculty, lively social events, impactful services within the Graduate Career and Professional Development Office and world-renowned UConn athletics
Cohort Experience
Cohorts are collaboration rich environments designed to foster a tight-knit learning community. Taking the bulk of HRM courses as a cohesive unit, UConn’s MS HRM cohorts are comprised of 30-40 students from diverse backgrounds with a common goal to sharpen HR skills while building a deep and lifelong peer network. Members have the opportunity to both support and be supported through their graduate school experience, with career benefits that will span years after graduation.
Since starting the program, my professional network has actually doubled in size, and that’s just according to LinkedIn. And I know these relationships will continue into my future.
– KAROLINA LAFLAMME, 2023
Enrich Your Student Experience
UConn School of Business offers its students a robust student life inside and outside of the classroom. Student-led clubs bolster business students’ educational experience and add value to your resume to maximize career growth. UConn clubs include the Graduate Business Association, Graduate Consulting Club, Women in Business, Net Impact (Sustainability) Chapter, and Graduate Diversity Club.
Student Ambassadors
UConn’s MS HRM Student Ambassadors are either current cohort members of the graduating class or recent alumni who are excited to share their experiences to help guide your personal journey. They are happy to share insights about faculty, program delivery, cohort benefits, and personal success stories. Ambassadors provide a preview of what it’s like to be a graduate business student while juggling your real-world responsibility.
Meet UConn's HRM Student Ambassadors
Click on their name to view a brief introduction, LinkedIn profile and contact information. Please allow 24-48 hours for responses.
Ambassador Noni Brueckner
Noni is a small business owner with over a decade of experience in management. Her interest in the growing field of human resources brought her to UCONN and she is happy to be part of this supportive and enriching community.
Alumni Ambassador Shannon Milliard
Shannon is an experienced Human Resource Professional with a demonstrated history of working in the textiles industry. She is skilled in ADP Payroll, Management, Interviewing, Payroll, Benefits, Benefit Plan Designs and Business Process Improvement. A recent graduate of the MS HRM program, Shannon is a great example of a successful alumnus.
Ambassador Heather Schrang
Heather is an intentional leader who aims to help her organization fulfil its vision and mission. She is enthusiastic and solution focused. As she pivots into a career in Human Resources, she brings passion around community and organizational culture.
Ambassador Tyler Waterman
Tyler works as an HR Generalist and has an extensive background in recruiting, has experience with most facets of HR functions across several industries, and genuinely does not mind if you want to email him a question about this program!
https://www.linkedin.com/in/tylerwaterman/
tyler.waterman@uconn.edu
Alumni Network
UConn is proud to boast over 230,000 business school alumni across the globe. Upon graduation HRM students become valued members of this alumni network which focuses on establishing long-term personal and professional growth opportunities. UConn’s MS HRM alumni are a highly engaged group of graduates who strive to support current students through the classroom experience and beyond.
Get Involved with Student Organizations
- HR Case Competitions
- Experiential Learning Centers and Institutes
- Social and Cultural Events
- Conversations with Keynote Speakers
- Roundtable Discussions with Industry Experts
- Alumni Networking and Social Events
- Various Student Resource Centers (e.g., health services along with educational and mental health support)