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As part of the University’s Hospitality and Tourism Management Department’s study abroad program, several students spent a month in Tuscany, Italy. In their travel blogs, they discuss their research and their own experiences exploring the country and the culture.
During one of his first engagements as interim president, Sheahon Zenger, Ph.D., interacted with new students and their families during the Student Orientation, Advising, and Registration (SOAR) program. He shared with them his own passion for Charger Nation, as well as his commitment to incoming students’ well-being.
For Gabrielle Hartley ’17, her work as a genome biologist is like solving a puzzle. She was recently part of a team that examined the role of repetitive DNA, helping to uncover missing pieces of the human genome.
Three Chargers were recently awarded for their commentary, spot news, and sports writing and reporting during the 2021-2022 academic year as part of a Connecticut organization’s college contest, which recognizes outstanding student journalists across the state.
As a staff assistant for the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs, I continue to draw on what I learned as a political science major at the University of New Haven. I’m grateful for the relationships I developed with my professors and classmates at the University, as well as the meaningful opportunities I had to learn and grow.
As part of my internship with the Inheritance Project, an organization that fosters inclusion, empowerment, and leadership, I am exploring my interests in promoting diversity, equity, inclusion, access, and belonging (DEIAB) while applying what I’ve learned in my business courses at the University.
Marwa Lahlou '15, '18 MBA is a finalist in the "pageant with a purpose," which will take place later this month. She is looking forward to sharing her passions for serving her community and for sharing her culture.
At the American Public Health Association Policy Action Institute in Washington, D.C., several Chargers networked with professionals and experts while deepening their knowledge of politics and public health.
Offered in-person for the second year in a row, the University’s Summer Health Professions Academy will provide high school students exciting and immersive opportunities to explore a variety of professions within healthcare. Organizers hope it will encourage more young people to pursue a career in a field with a need for new talent and myriad...
In my work for the Sandy Hook Promise Foundation, I continue to draw on what I learned as a political science student at the University of New Haven as I help promote school safety.
As a member of the University’s Bergami Summer Internship Program, I am gaining important hands-on experience and making a difference in the lives of others through my internship with EMERGE Connecticut Inc., a nonprofit organization in New Haven.
As part of a unique hands-on project, students in a “Sport Marketing” class at the University created a marketing plan for the Connecticut Sun and had the opportunity to present their plans to a group of leaders of the WNBA team.
During her more than three decades in the aerospace industry, Ann Cox ’83 has played an important role in space shuttle missions as well as missions to the moon, Mars, and to examine asteroids. She is dedicated to sharing her passion for her work with engineers of the future.
Morgan Korzik ’22 M.S., a forensic DNA technologist for Bode Technology, combined his passions for forensic science, art, and education as he wrote and illustrated a book that he hopes will help introduce kids to the exciting field of forensic science.
Held in person for the first time since 2019, the University’s Student Orientation, Advising, and Registration (SOAR) program offers the newest Chargers a fun opportunity to connect with their future classmates and members of the University community.
Through my internship at Blackbird Studio, a prestigious recording studio in Nashville, Tennessee, I have gained hands-on experience with recording and mixing. I have enjoyed working in this fast-paced environment while developing a passion for working with audio.
The University’s award-winning student-run newspaper has earned a first-place honor from the American Scholastic Press Association for the second year in a row, recognizing the students’ editing and content coverage and continued publication amid the impact of the pandemic.
Several members of the University community – including a group of Pompea College of Business students – recently represented the University at the Special Olympics USA Games in Florida. There, they had meaningful opportunities to interact with athletes and their coaches while gaining hands-on experience at a large-scale sporting event.
Eddie Whitman ’21 M.S. had the full support of his fellow sport management alumni and his professors as he landed a position as a sales associate for the New York Jets. He says his time at the University prepared him well for his career in professional sports.
For Stephanie Bedoya ’22, reimagining products and ads as part of her Honors thesis enabled her to explore the importance of diversity, equity, inclusion, access, and belonging in graphic design and helped her discover her own areas of interest in the field.
