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As a sport management major at the University, I recently took the opportunity to take part in the New York Yankees’ Summer Sales program. In addition to the important skills I gained, I have secured a job that I will begin after graduating.
A group of creative and artistic high school students participated in hands-on opportunities exploring graphic design and animation while building their design portfolio and earning college credit.
As a member of the University’s Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship, Nicole Stanaback ’23 has been taking images of fingerprints and developing a way to enhance them. Her work has already prepared her for her Honors thesis, and, she believes, her career.
Chemistry students Mia Rodriguez ’24 and Tarek Ibrahim ’23 M.S. spent the summer collaborating with their faculty mentor and conducting important research that, they hope, will help address the global plastic-pollution problem.
As part of the University’s Liberty Initiative program, several Chargers collaborated on a research project exploring the high cost of housing in Nevada and what could be done about it. The think tank they presented their findings to is now including their work in a publication it is using to foster education.
As part of a new Criminal Justice Cohort Program, Attleboro High School students can take criminal justice courses through the University of New Haven, enabling them to learn from University faculty and open doors to new educational opportunities.
My internship with the Sussex County Sheriff’s Office in my home county in New Jersey has enabled me to gain important experience while developing my confidence. I can imagine myself working here in the future.
Erick Russell ’09, an attorney who earned a degree in criminal justice from the University of New Haven, is dedicated to making a meaningful difference in his community. He’s now running to become Connecticut’s next state treasurer.
Throughout her distinguished career, her educational journey, and her intensive training and competition schedule as a triathlete, Crystal Holick ’23 MBA has embraced the power that has come from learning to believe in herself. She hopes her success will inspire others to believe that they, too, can succeed.
As an intern at the U.S. Department of State in Washington, D.C., I am learning firsthand what it would be like to work for the government while applying what I’ve been learning as a national security major at the University.
Emily White has a wide array of experience as an artist manager, entrepreneur, and author. She’s excited to begin teaching as an adjunct professor at the University of New Haven this fall, and she’s looking forward to educating and inspiring the next generation of leaders.
The Boston/New England chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences recently recognized a group of Chargers who earned an Emmy Award and five honorable mentions for their work on two student films.
Dr. Olena Lennon recently visited the Republic of Korea to moderate a session at the World Emerging Security Forum, describing the experience as a remarkable opportunity to share her expertise as well as learn from prominent leaders from around the world. The experience also enabled her to engage with the country’s rich culture, including visiting...
A group of students recently returned from a monthlong trip to Tuscany, Italy, as part of the Hospitality and Tourism Management Department’s study abroad program. In their travel blogs, they discuss their experiences and research as well as what they learned while exploring the country and immersing themselves in a new culture.
One of the University’s most popular summer programs for high school students, the Crime Scene Investigation Academy enables those interested in a career in criminal justice, investigations, and/or forensic science to gain hands-on experience in the laboratory and while processing and investigating a mock crime scene.
An exciting collaboration between the University of New Haven and Yale New Haven Health enables YNHH Health-System Pharmacy Administration and Leadership residents to earn their Master of Healthcare Administration from the University while completing their residency.
The University of New Haven’s Prison Education Program and its collaboration with the Yale Prison Education Initiative continue to grow – expanding its associate degree program to a second prison in Connecticut, launching a bachelor’s degree program, and becoming one of 73 colleges and universities nationwide selected to be part of the U.S....
As part of my internship with the Crown Players at the Robinhood Faire, I have learned about the process of putting on a production and the importance of effective communication while learning from and working with a supportive and creative group of people.
Facing down 2 a.m. wake up calls, grueling training runs, and an endless array of challenges at the U.S. Army’s Air Assault School at West Point, Kevin Boyle '24 said success came from digging deep and pushing forward.
As part of a recent University-wide conversation, several professors and experts in fields such as maternal health and psychology explained what the Supreme Court’s decision means for people in Connecticut and across the country, as well as the possible longer-term consequences of the ruling.
