Site Representative Conference
A day of updates, resources, and collaboration, where new program policies and procedures are introduced and registration materials are distributed to all partner schools.
#UConnECEsiterep
The Site Representative Conference is traditionally held annually, in March, on the Storrs campus and is one of our largest events. New program policies and procedures are introduced and registration materials are distributed to all UConn ECE Partner schools. All UConn ECE Site Representatives are invited via e-mail. We ask Site Representatives to send a delegate in their place if they are unable to attend.
#1 Winter 2025-26 UConn ECE Magazine
View the Winter 2025-26 Magazine page directly at magazine.ece.uconn.edu or download the PDF. Share your ideas for the next edition!
2026-2027 Course Offerings are due to the UConn ECE Program Office by June 24, 2026. Please e-mail your Course Offerings to ece@uconn.edu
#3 UConn Pre-College Summer (PCS)
A pre-college summer program for high school students. UConn PCS can help students with their future career, academic, and personal goals! For program dates, application details, courses, and more information please visit pcs.uconn.edu. We welcome you to use our program marketing materials to share this opportunity with your students.
#4 Policies and Procedures
An updated 2026-2027 Program Policies & Procedures Guide will be available at the end of summer 2026. In the meantime, please refer to the 2025-2026 Program Policies & Procedures Guide.
#5 Program Data, Course Evals, and Utilizing Credit
- Data Sheet. Quick facts, trends, and data about the 2025-2026 UConn ECE academic year.
- Partner Schools. Explore current partner school locations and courses offered.
- Course Evaluation Results. Includes overview of aggregated results to each of the questions asked of Fall 2025 classes.
- Alumni Profile: Class of 2024. Stats on UConn ECE Alumni who graduated high school in 2024 and were enrolled in one or more UConn course at their high school via UConn Early College Experience during their four-year high school career.
- Utilizing Credit. Whether a student comes to UConn or decides to transfer their credit to another college/ university, action must be taken! Our Credit Transfer Database helps students determine the likelihood of other institutions accepting their UConn credit. The first page of the Credit Transfer Information sheet provides steps for students to take, while the second outlines how schools can support their students with the credit transfer process. The Utilize Your Credit card can also help students understand the processes.
- Grade Report. Login with your NetID and password to view your school’s de-identified registration and grade data over the past 4 years. This one minute video shows an overview.
#6 Data Dashboards
Our High School Partner Profile Dashboard includes student demographics, courses offered, credits attempted, student enrollment, and more and can be filtered by academic year, school, county/ city, school type, and/or school size.
Our Ten-Year Trends Dashboard provides a 10 year snapshot of number of courses offered and student enrollment by school, county, school size, and/or city/town.
- Program fees have not changed and the 2026-2027 Program Fee Waiver Policy has been finalized.
- We have added 9 new courses in 5 different disciplines (Arabic, Chemistry, Dramatic Arts, Mechanical Engineering, and Pharmacy), and have added 248 newly or additionally certified Instructors the UConn ECE family this year!
- Due to a University wide change, ENGR 1195: Special Topics in Engineering: AI Literacy (AI for All) will now be offered as ENGR 2001: AI Literacy for three credits. The content and requirements are identical as ENGR 1195. This will be reflected on the ECE website and all upcoming student registration and new instructor certification processes.
#8 Creating a UConn ECE Community
Ten ways UConn ECE Site Representatives can help create a UConn ECE Community.
#9 Registration Guides
- Site Representative Step-by-Step Guide & Reports
- Student Step-by-Step Guide
- Parent/Guardian Step-by-Step Guide
- DualEnroll.com Workflow
- Site Representative Registration Checklist/Resources
#10 Fee Waiver Policy
Fee Waiver Policy Guidance Continuing for the upcoming 2026-27 academic year, UConn ECE will provide a fee waiver for all students who qualify for free or reduced-price meals or free milk in accordance with the Income Guidelines for the National School Lunch Program or deemed “categorically eligible” (e.g., SNAP, TANF, homeless, etc.), as reported to the CSDE through the Direct Certification process and confirmed by each Partner School Site Representative during the course registration process.