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Now that the Class of 2023 has graduated, I am here to offer some advice to help navigate the process of student loan repayment.
In his last major University address, Chancellor Steven H. Kaplan, Ph.D., delivered the Commencement address for the University's newest graduates. He urged them to be contrarians, lifelong learners, and to endeavor to do what they could to "clean up the mess" they've been left in the world they will inherit.
More than a dozen new graduates of the University's Master of Healthcare Administration program were recently inducted into a prestigious honor society as part of a recent event that included many of the students' professors and mentors.
During the University’s afternoon Commencement ceremony, graduates of the Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice and Forensic Sciences and the Pompea College of Business reflected on their time as Chargers and looked to the future.
Julia LeFrancois ’23 M.A., who recently accepted her master’s degree in community psychology, encourages her fellow graduates to reflect, connect with others, and share their stories.
Emily Bogdanowicz ’23, ’24 MBA reflects on the many moments the Class of 2023 shared as Chargers, encouraging them to continue to share what they’ve learned and to set new goals for themselves.
As part of the University’s morning Commencement ceremony, the Charger community celebrated graduates of the College of Arts and Sciences, Tagliatela College of Engineering, and School of Health Sciences who were among the nearly 3,000 members of the University’s Class of 2023.
Hosted by the University’s Office of Military & Veteran Affairs, the Salute to Service Awards Ceremony brought the University community together to recognize student veterans, military-affiliated students, and the many Chargers who offer their unwavering support.
Through my internship with Yale New Haven Health, I collaborated with my mentor, a University of New Haven alum, to help make changes to an important program that have already made a meaningful difference.
As Damilola Egbewole ’23 MPH reflects on her time as a Charger, she is thankful for the opportunity to pursue internships, conduct fascinating and impactful research, and share her work with the University community that has offered her so much support.
In exceeding its Giving Day fundraising goals, the University offered Chargers a fun and inclusive celebration of Founders Day, marking the 103rd anniversary of its founding. Members of the University community showed their support for students and reflected on the important impact the University has had on their own lives.
As part of a “Global Sustainable Tourism Management” course, students explored the sustainability of countries and industries around the world and visited a local hotel that is emerging as a leader in sustainability.
As she prepares to accept her bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering, Alex Kased ’23 reflects on her time as a Charger and celebrates her accomplishments, as well as those of her fellow graduates.
The first event of its kind for students in the University's sport management programs, the career fair enabled undergraduate and graduate students to network with potential employers in the area, helping connect students with potential internship and job opportunities.
Student Experiential Activity and Research Day brought together business students and faculty for an important discussion about mentorship, as well as the opportunity to learn more about some of the important student and faculty research taking place at the University.
Bo Yu, Ph.D., and Ceyda Mumcu, Ph.D., are part of one of only four research teams in the country to earn an NCAA Innovations Grant. Their multidisciplinary project will support the mental wellness and personal-branding education of student-athletes.
As I prepare for Commencement, I reflect on the connections I’ve made at the University and the rewarding experiences I’ve had. I’m looking forward to working full-time for the company I joined as an intern over the summer.
With the support of their alumni mentors, two sport management majors recently took part in the National Collegiate Sports Sales Championship, an opportunity that enabled them to explore sales while networking with industry professionals.
Throughout his time as a Charger, Killian Meehan '23 has been an active member of the University community, pursuing acting opportunities on stage while also pursuing bad actors in the cyber world.
More than a dozen students from diverse majors will take part in the University’s Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship program, gaining hands-on research experience under the guidance of their faculty mentors.
