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Professional Development Breakfast Seminar
Faculty and staff are invited to the University’s first Professional Development Breakfast Seminar – coffee and Danish included – from 8 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. Friday, Dec. 7, on “Maintaining Motivation and Morale During Change and Uncertainty,” a lecture by Assistant Professor Dr. Stuart Sidle, director of UNH’s Industrial/Organizational Psychology program. Admission is free; seating is limited. RSVP to Michelle Mason at mmason@newhaven.edu or ext. 7067.
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Will be administered until January, while supplies last. Call ext. 7079 to set up an appointment; no emails accepted. Cost is $15.
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Dr. Mehlman Reflects on Teaching in
South Korea at Faculty Brown Bag Lunch
UNH Mathematics Professor Marc Mehlman will talk about his experience teaching in South Korea this past summer at a Faculty Brown Bag Lunch at noon Tuesday, Dec. 4 in Meeting Rooms A and B, Bartels Hall, the campus center. A sandwich, side dish and beverage will be provided for faculty participants, who should sign in at checkout with the cashier in Bartels Dining Room. More information, contact Janice Sanderson at ext. 7095. See more information in campus events.
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Campus News
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UNH Today Holiday Schedule
UNH Today will publish its last edition for the fall semester on Monday, Dec. 10 and will resume publication on Monday, Jan. 21. Submissions are due the preceding Thursday by noon and should be e-mailed to UNHToday@newhaven.edu. Happy holidays!
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Acclaimed Pianist to Play
Internationally Acclaimed Pianist Meehyn Ahn plays at the University Dec. 9. More information in Campus Events.
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New Associate Dean Announced for Tagliatela College
The Tagliatela College of Engineering announced this past Tuesday that Dr. Ali Montazer, professor of Industrial Engineering, was appointed Associate Dean. Please join the UNH community in congratulating him on his promotion.
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UNH to Induct Five into Athletics Hall of Fame
The University of New Haven will induct five former Chargers into the Athletics Hall of Fame on Friday, January 25, 2008 at a ceremony at Race Brook Country Club. UNH invites alumni and friends of Charger Athletics to join in this special occasion, honoring some of the best in program history. The cocktail hour will begin at 6:30 p.m., followed by dinner and the induction ceremony at 7:30 p.m. For more information on tickets, please call 203.932.7016 or ext. 7017 or e-mail szawacki@newhaven.edu. To see a brief list of the inductees, click here.
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New Database Trial for Humanities
The library is offering a trial period through the end of 2007 of Humanities Index, a bibliographic database that cites articles from English-language periodicals. The database covers some of the most well-known scholarly journals and lesser-known specialized magazines dealing with a wide variety of subjects from archaeology to the performing arts. Up-to-date subject headings and “WilsonLink” are two other user-friendly features.
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Roehampton Diary: Culture Shock
Devin McDonald, a visual arts major from Columbia, Ct., is participating in the University’s new Freshman Semester Abroad program at London’s Roehampton University. Click here to read her story.
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Milly Bohannah, a beloved and respected member of the University community for more than 28 years, died this past week following a long illness. An adjunct faculty member of the English Department, Milly also worked as an academic skills counselor in the Office of Academic Services and tutored in writing in the Center for Learning Resources. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Women of Christ Episcopal Church, Christ Episcopal Church, 526 Amity Road, Bethany, CT 06524.
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New Faces
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Judith “Judy” Deshpande has recently joined the UNH staff as a part-time employee for Health Services. Please welcome her to the University community.
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Faculty-Staff News
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Staff Council Minutes Available
Click here to read the October 24 Staff Council minutes.
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Kaplan New Haven Center is seeking instructors to assist in both ESL tutoring and SAT, GRE and GMAT classes. The ESL program typically requires a five-hour commitment per week. Other classes will be held on evenings and weekends. For more information click here. To download an application, click here.
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In case you missed it, click here to read information regarding the University’s inclement weather policies.
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In The News
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Forensic Expert Lee to Set Up Center to Re-open 'Cold Cases'
China Post, November 23, 2007: Dr. Henry Lee at UNH... more >>
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Health: Deer Tick Study Planned in Fairfield County
Ridgefield Press, November 27, 2007: Dr. Eva Sapi, assistant professor of biology and environmental science will analyze... more >>
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Lectures
Business New Haven, November 12, 2007: UNH's Center for Family Business presents "Setting Your Firm's GPS: Creating a Useful Strategic Plan"... more >>
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Newsmakers
Business Times, November 1, 2007: Caroline Vitale Koziatek was recently selected as associate vice president for human resources at UNH... more >>
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UNH Football to Join NE-10
Business Times, November 1, 2007: UNH confirmed recently... more >>
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Penguin Plunge Planned Dec. 8
New Haven Register, November 20, 2007: UNH is a sponsor of the annual Penguin Plunge to benefit Special Olympics Connecticut... more >>
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Tales of Crime Thrill at Literary Festival
Reading Eagle, October 24, 2007: Dr. Henry Lee, founder of the Forensic Science program at UNH, to speak... more >>
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Webcast Teaches the Teachers at West Haven High
New Haven Register, November 18, 2007: ... initiates adding to collaborations the school system has with UNH... more >>
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Let Miss Rusty J. Bring You Some Sweet Soul Music, Baby
New Haven Register, November 18, 2007: Disc jockey on UNH's radio station WNHU... more >>
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Student News
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Federal Agents Discuss Law Enforcement Careers
Students enrolled in the the Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice packed a recent presentation by former FBI, DEA and ATF agents regarding careers in federal law enforcement. The agents, who serve on the University’s International Justice and Security Concentration’s Public Safety and Federal Advisory Board, include the head of Otis Security and Retired FBI Agent Mike Clark; Retired DEA Agent Mike Priore; Retired ATF Agent John Fretts; and computer forensics examiner and Retired FBI Agent Thomas Buchanan. Presentations by members of the State Department and United Nations are being planned for the spring semester, according to Criminal Justice Professor Jim Monahan, who developed the International Justice and Security Concentration.
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Get Your Student Activities Calendar Here
This calendar includes all events taking place until the end of the year. Click here to download and print. The calendar is formatted to a regular 8½ x 11 sheet of paper for easy printing!
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Psychology Club Newsletter
The Psychology Club recently published the first copy of their newsletter. Click here to read their newsletter.
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Click here to see a list of the best career choices for this year.
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Community Service is still collecting the various items needed for its Second Annual Gift Drive to be distributed among 15 families in the area. Donations are due Monday, Dec. 10 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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The Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Society, in conjunction with the U.S. Marine Corps, is holding a toy drive from Nov. 28 through Dec. 13. Donations will be accepted in the lobby of Bartels Hall, the campus center, and should include a new, unwrapped toy in the $5 to $10 range. Gifts are for both boys and girls from infants up to 12 years. For more information, contact Rosalie Swift at ext. 7213.
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Auditions will be held from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 8 in the Upper Student Lounge of Bartels Hall, the campus center, for the spring musical “Zombies from the Beyond.” Four women and three men will be chosen, in addition to a six-to-10-person chorus. One man will need to tap dance; an accordion player is also needed for the orchestra. Scripts are available at the front desk of the Marvin K. Peterson Library. For further information and to set up an audition appointment, contact Bob Boles at RBoles@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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Research Forum
Dec. 3: 12:30 p.m. to 2 p.m. An Excel-Based Method for Teaching Calculus-Based Business Mathematics, Dr. John Liang and Dr. Linda Martin, Room 124 Maxcy Hall.
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Professor Marc Mehlman Reflects on Summer in South Korea
Dec. 4: Tuesday, Dec. 4: noon: UNH Mathematics Professor Marc Mehlman reflects on his experiences teaching and living in South Korea at the third Faculty Brown Bag Lunch. Meeting Rooms A and B, Bartels Hall, the campus center. Lunch will be provided for faculty participants by UNH (sandwich, side and beverage). Faculty members should sign their name at checkout with the cashier in Bartels Dining Room. For more information contact Janice P. Sanderson at ext. 7095.
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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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Get Motivated at Friday’s Motivation Seminar
Dec. 7: 8 a.m. to 9:30 a.m., Friday, Dec. 7. Assistant Professor Dr. Stuart Sidle, director, UNH’s Industrial/Organizational Psychology program, “Maintaining Motivation and Morale During Change and Uncertainty,” UNH’s first Professional Development Breakfast Seminar for faculty and staff, Suite 200 Echlin Hall E.M.B.A. classroom. Coffee and danish will be served from 8 a.m. to 8:30 a.m.; speaker begins at 8:30 a.m. Admission is free. Seating limited. RSVP to Michelle Mason, mmmason@newhaven.edu or ext. 7067.
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A Russian Comedy of Errors
Friday, Dec. 7: 4:00 –6:45. RUSSIAN Film: “Irony of Fate or ‘Have a Good Bath’”. A classic Soviet “New Year’s” Comedy from the 1970’s about coincidence, love, and the meaning of life. English subtitles. Russian treats will be served. 101 Kaplan.
Contact dkirjanov@snet.edu for more information. Sponsored by the Dept. of Modern Languages at UNH
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UNH Presents Acclaimed Pianist
Dec. 9: 4 p.m. Meehyun Ahn to perform in the Alumni Lounge of Bartels Hall, the campus center. For more information, contact ext. 7452.
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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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