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The inaugural group of candidates in the University of New Haven’s graduate certificate program in Nonprofit Leadership, Innovation, and Organizational Sustainability are gaining the leadership skills and confidence that will enable them to take their nonprofit organizations to new levels of success.
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In the University’s profile in The Princeton Review’s "The Best 385 Colleges" guidebook, students lauded professors who are "amazing and want to help in any way they can" and classmates who "care about the quality of their education."
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Here’s something to take into account if you’re considering becoming a CPA: The job market is already hot after years of growth, and experts predict that it will continue to sizzle in the years to come.
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After spending the semester researching and developing business ideas, more than 130 students had the opportunity to present their concepts to a panel of local executives.
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After conducting a series of studies, sport management faculty members Gil Fried and Ceyda Mumcu determined that the buffer zones around basketball courts should be larger to ensure the safety of athletes. Their findings are scoring them points in the industry.
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As graduates of the University of New Haven’s College of Business and the Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice and Forensic Sciences received their degrees, they looked to the future while remembering their favorite experiences as students.
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As excitement builds for the University of New Haven’s Centennial in 2020, the campus community gathered to celebrate the 99th anniversary of the University’s founding as part of an annual celebration that students say they look forward to each year.
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Ketsia Kimpioka ’19, the winner of season two of “Pitch Perfect,” a University-produced online show modeled after the hit reality show “Shark Tank,” proposed a greener alternative to plastic bottles.
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In advance of its Centennial in 2020, the University of New Haven is hosting a series of regional events to commemorate the anniversary, bringing alumni, parents, and friends together to celebrate the start of the University’s second century of success. The first event was in Boston at the Museum of Science.
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Professor Cheng “Charlie” Wang, an internationally-recognized authority on marketing, branding, and cross-cultural marketing, taught classes, lead curriculum development, and interacted with faculty, students, and business executives during his time in China.
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The student-run coffee shop in Maxcy Hall offers beverages, snacks, and opportunities for students to apply what they are learning in the classroom.
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Empowering students of all majors to become changemakers, the Alvine New Venture Pitch Competition enables entrepreneurial students to identify a problem, propose a solution, and learn how to pitch their ideas.
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Soumya Agrawal ’20 MBA began blogging while living in India, and she has brought her passion to the University of New Haven and the surrounding community, discovering new restaurants, cuisines, and a delicious sense of adventure.
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Dr. Donna A. Lopiano, an advocate and national expert on gender equity in sport, says that despite decades of progress, the score is still not even when it comes to men’s and women’s sports.
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Three prominent entrepreneurs, including two University of New Haven alumni, will be recognized for their remarkable achievements and leadership when they are inducted into the University’s Entrepreneurship and Innovation Hall of Fame.
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As part of her internship with The Shops at Yale, Lindsey Kim ’19, a marketing major with a marketing analytics concentration, is helping to plan College Night on Broadway, a fun event for college students in downtown New Haven.
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Cam Koizumi ’19, a finance major, reflects on spending his spring break competing and volunteering in North Carolina with the University of New Haven’s lacrosse club, a trip he described as memorable, meaningful, and fun.
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President Steven H. Kaplan Announces Significantly Increased Campaign Goal in Advance of the University’s Centennial Celebration in 2020.
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To raise awareness of social issues in the United States and in developing countries, a group of University of New Haven students are working to launch a nonprofit called “Unseen and Unspoken.”
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ESports, organized, multiplayer video game competitions, are becoming increasingly popular across the country – including at the University of New Haven, where students come together for friendly competitions.
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Larry Bingaman ’96 EMBA, president and CEO of the South Central Connecticut Regional Water Authority, which serves 430,000 consumers in Greater New Haven, leads with a purpose that transcends profit.
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Jan Jones, a hospitality and tourism expert, recently spoke with a global digital marketing company about the tourism industry, as well as the importance of “voluntourism” – a combination of volunteering and travel.
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Professor Ceyda Mumcu tackles multiple research projects in addition to teaching, advising 60 students, and creating internship and networking opportunities for the next generation of sport managers and marketers.
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Harry Holt ’78, co-founder and owner of Columbia Air Services, Inc., which sells, services, stores, and fuels private aircraft, visited the University to evaluate business students’ pitches and proposals.