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Flu Shots Still Available
Call ext. 7079 to set up an appointment; no emails will be accepted. Cost is $15.
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Campus News
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Interim Dean Named for the College of Business
Dr. Jerry Allen has accepted an appointment as interim dean of UNH’s College of Business beginning Dec. 1. A professor in the Department of Communication & Marketing, he has served as chair of the Department of Communication & Marketing, chair of the Department of Communication, acting dean of the School of Business (1994-95), and dean of Graduate Studies & Professional Development (1995-98).
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Prize-Winning Pianist To Perform
Renowned pianist José Garcia-León will perform in a concert for all ages at 3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 2 in the Alumni Lounge at Bartels Hall, the campus center. More information: Ext. 7452.
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A Party to Christen the Center
Faculty and staff are invited to celebrate the holidays and the opening of the David A. Beckerman Recreation Center with a special event hosted by President Kaplan and his wife, Anemone Schweizer-Kaplan. Watch your e-mail for more details.
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UNH Honors Our Nation’s Heroes
This past Veteran’s Day, current students, alumni, faculty, and friends of UNH were honored with the receipt of the Connecticut Wartime Service Medal, given by Dr. Linda S. Schwartz, commissioner of the Connecticut Department of Veterans’ Affairs. Click here to see the list of those who were honored.
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UNH’s Experiential Education Efforts Recognized
UNH sent 10 representatives to the National Society of Experiential Education National Conference earlier this month, five of whom made presentations. Presenters include: Pauline Schwartz presenting on Faculty Mentored Undergraduate Research; Bill Adams on the UNH Freshman Abroad Program; Christy Somerville on “Incorporating NSEE Standards of Practice into the Internship experience;” and Ali Montazer, Christie Boronico, and student Marquis Bell on “Institutionalizing Experiential Education/The UNH Experience.” The UNH Experiential Education Academy class of ‘08 members Fadia Narchet, Alex Guzman, Arleen Anderson, and Sally Anastos participated in various sessions. UNH was recognized at the conference as having the most faculty/staff certified in Experiential Education.
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Roehampton Diary:
Study-Abroad Freshmen Report In
Ryan Muldoon, shown at center riding the Tube in London with students Ashley Coulombe and Luke Saenz de Viteri, is one of 12 UNH freshmen spending their first semester of college at Roehampton University. Click here to read Ryan’s travel diary on getting around London.
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New Library Trial Database for Sociology Research
The Library currently has a database trial for SocINDEX™ with Full Text from EBSCOHost, a comprehensive sociology research database that includes topics such as abortion, criminology and criminal justice, demography, ethnic and racial studies, gender studies, marriage and family, social psychology, social structure, social work, socio-cultural anthropology, sociological history, research and theory, substance abuse and other addictions, violence, and many others. SocINDEX with Full Text contains full text for 428 "core" coverage journals dating to 1908, and 163 "priority" coverage journals, as well as full text for more than 735 books and monographs, and for 6,785 conference papers. Any database on preview is accessible from the Library’s home page at: http://library.newhaven.edu. Click on “TRIALS” on the left-hand side of the page under “Databases.” Enter your 16-digit UNH ID number. The databases on preview are toward the top of the screen.
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UNH Presents Acclaimed Pianist
The Department of Visual and Performing Arts presents internationally acclaimed pianist Meehyun Ahn, an adjunct professor of Music in the College of Arts and Sciences, at 4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 9 in the Alumni Lounge at Bartels Hall, the campus center. More information: ext. 7452.
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Faculty-Staff News
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Belong to a Club, a Chamber, a Professional Society?
E-mail Michelle Mason Now
Given the task of compiling a directory that lists the community involvements of faculty and staff, Michelle Mason of University College is asking members of the campus community to e-mail her with information detailing which community organizations, ie. Rotary Club, chamber of commerce, or professional societies, they belong to. E-mail Michelle at mmason@newhaven.edu.
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Be a Part of the Recreation Center
As the David A. Beckerman Recreation Center prepares to open in a few weeks, don’t miss the opportunity to become a member. Click here for all rates for the center. For information on the Center’s programs, visit www.newhaven.edu/athletics/intramural/.
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Open Enrollment Ending for Long-Term-Care Insurance
Open Enrollment for John Hancock Long-Term-Care Insurance being offered through the University ends Dec. 7. All eligible employees between the ages of 18 and 70 may enroll in the plan regardless of medical history. Randi Oster of Long Term Planning Associates will be on campus Monday, Nov. 26 to answer any questions. Call her at 203-319-1131 to schedule an appointment. She will also be on campus from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 3 in the DeDominicis Room in Bartels Hall, the campus center. Call Director of Human Resources Penny Pecka at ext. 7265 for more information.
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In The News
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Survey Finds Professors Apathetic About Athletics
Columbus Dispatch, October 16, 2007: Allen Sack, director of the Institute for Sport Management at UNH, quoted... more >>
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UNH Links Net Startups, Resources
New Haven Register, November 14, 2007: New center at UNH aims to connect entrepreneurs... more >>
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Honoring UNH's Veterans
Linda Schwartz, commissioner of the Connecticut Department of Veteran Affairs, awarded the Connecticut Wartime Service medal. (November 13, 2007)... more >>
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Ailey Dancer Will Hold Workshop at UNH
New Haven Register, November 11, 2007: Famed Alvin Ailey Company dance instructor Theresa Howard is the artist-in-residence at UNH... more >>
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WNPR "Where We Live" Presents
WNPR, November 12, 2007: China's Transformation, with comments from UNH's Usha Haley... more >>
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Renowned Pianist
Wallingford Voice, October 17, 2007: The UNH College of Arts and Sciences presents Laura Garritson... more >>
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Game Over: Is New Haven Just Not a Sports Town?
New Haven Register, November 4, 2007: Allen Sack, director of the Institute for Sport Management at UNH, comments... more >>
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UNH Theatre
Wallingford Voice, October 17, 2007: The UNH theatre program presents "columbinus"... more >>
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Science and Engineering University School
Connecticut Parent, November 1, 2007: Beginning in Fall 2008, the science and engineering university magnet school, in partnership with UNH, will offer enhanced math, science and technology classes... more >>
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BHS Students Begin to Focus on College
Bowie Blade, October 25, 2007... more >>
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UNH Joins NE-10, Football Back
New Haven Register, November 10, 2007: UNH Friday announced that it has been accepted as a member of the Northeast-10 Conference for all Sports in the Fall of 2008... more >>
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Move Accelerated
Hartford Courant, November 10, 2007: UNH will move from the East Coast Conference to the Northeast-10... more >>
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Intern Gains Insight Into Human Relations
Monroe Courier, November 8, 2007: The brochures handed out to guests at this year's Employee Recognition Ceremony at Town Hall were designed by UNH student Shalane Lawrence... more >>
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UNH Will Host a Lecture
Business New Haven, October 29, 2007: 'Being an Entrepreneur for All the Right Reasons' by William Crutchfield... more >>
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Ben Judd, Communications Professor at UNH Speaks
Business New Haven, October 29, 2007: 'The Political Process of Doing Business in China' the topic of talk... more >>
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Student News
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Important Parking Announcement
As of Friday, Nov. 16, parking in the rear of the German Club became a “Tow Zone,” a new rule that will be strictly enforced. Total cost for a parking ticket and tow: $95. Avoiding this charge by parking somewhere else: Priceless.
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The Marketplace is looking for students’ favorite recipes. Turn in recipe cards with your favorite meals detailed by 3 p.m. Nov. 30; up to three recipes will be picked for dinner Dec. 5. Click here for more information.
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The Charger Cavalry, official student fan club of UNH, is looking for a student-drawn logo. Drawings must be submitted to William Little’s USGA Mailbox on the 3rd floor of Bartels Hall, the campus center, by Nov. 29. A prize will be awarded. For more information, contact the USGA Sports Committee at USGASports@newhaven.edu.
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Community Service will be collecting various items needed for its 2nd Annual Fift Drive to be distributed among 15 families in the area. Donations are due Friday, Dec. 7 to the Community Service office. To receive information on a child or family in need, send an e-mail to communityservice@newhaven.edu.
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Stretch at the German Club
Tuesdays: 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. Pilates Class, German Club.
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Enrichment Program
Nov. 29: 6 p.m. “Active Noise Cancellation,” by Dr. Jeffrey N. Denenberg, sponsored by Robert Alvine Engineering Professional Effectiveness and Enrichment Program and Institute of Electrical And Electronics Engineers, Room B239, Buckman Hall.
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Come One, Come All to Robotics Club Open House
Dec. 7: 2 p.m. Rooms 209 and 213 of Echlin Hall. UNH’s student engineers display plans for hydrogen-fuel-cell powered GPS lawnmower. All invited; refreshments. Click here for more information.
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Join Hillel for its First Hanukkah Celebration
Dec. 7: 5 p.m. Upper Lounge, Bartels Hall, the campus center. UNH Hillel holds first Hanukkah celebration. All invited; refreshments and more. Click here for more information.
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A Russian Comedy of Errors
Dec. 7: 4:15 p.m. “The Irony of Fate,” Russian Film Series: Classic Comedies, Kaplan 107.
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Volunteer for Project Homeless Connect
Dec. 12: Join UNH volunteers and service providers to support event to help homeless. Click here to register.
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