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For Laney Phillips ’22, her involvement with a children’s home in Uganda has enabled her to help improve – and, in some cases, save – the lives of children. Her experience has given her a new perspective while strengthening her desire to make a meaningful difference in the world.
Meet Jessica Scibek, director of campus recreation for the University, who reflects on the importance of staying active physically and in the community as a student-athlete when she was in college. She is looking forward to continuing to create fun and exciting opportunities for Chargers to be active, grow, and de-stress during the Spring semester...
Randall Horton, Ph.D., is committed to creating meaningful educational opportunities for those who are incarcerated. His project, Radical Reversal, has been recognized for its innovative approach to fostering change and creativity.
Andrew Colford ’22 and Declan McLoughlin ’22 are looking forward to spending the Spring 2022 semester in the nation’s capital, where, as interns, they will create meaningful connections and immerse themselves in everything the city has to offer.
Designed for individuals with either a B.S. or M.S., the University’s new Ph.D. in Engineering and Applied Science prepares students for in-demand research careers of the 21st century in sectors such as industry, academia, nonprofits, consulting, or government agencies.
For Lauren Fumi ’22, her internship with the Columbus Division of Police was an opportunity to experience what it would be like to be a detective, enabling her to play a critical role in investigating real-life cases. Her work on one particular case helped investigators indict a double murder suspect.
Carl Giannelli ’24 is a founding member of the rock band Kim Normal, and the band’s second album “Picturesque” was named one of “Connecticut’s top 20 albums of 2021” by The Hartford Courant.
Project Lead the Way scholarships are offered to high school seniors who have already completed two PLTW courses. Students who apply to one of the University’s ABET-accredited engineering programs are automatically considered for a scholarship of at least $20,000 annually.
This summer, Sharath Raj ’22 M.S. will join Amazon as a software development engineer, and he’s excited to combine his passions for data and technology.
The Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Management Education (CAHME) has granted full accreditation to the University’s Master of Healthcare Administration program for a 7-year term, the maximum amount of time for renewed accreditation.
The federally funded program will help prepare 25 Connecticut high school educators to teach and promote online safety and cybersecurity in the classroom.
The New England regional of the Collegiate Penetration Testing Competition, hosted by the University’s Connecticut Institute of Technology, is part of an international program considered one of the “premier collegiate ethical hacking competitions,” attracting groups of cybersecurity students from some of the most prestigious programs across...
More than a dozen students were chosen to present their faculty-mentored research at the Northeastern Association of Forensic Scientists Annual Meeting, and several Chargers were recognized for their impactful work and dedication to the field of forensic science.
As one of only 20 in the country to take part in a Department of Homeland Security competition, a team of University of New Haven students is creating an initiative to promote education and foster confidence in an effort to reduce the number of school shootings.
Several recent graduates of the University’s graduate program in forensic technology, a first-of-its-kind program, reflect on how their time as Chargers prepared them to excel in their careers.
Francis Escolin ’22 recently became the first student at the University to receive a scholarship established by Stop & Shop that was created to support the educational advancement of aspiring nutritionists and dietitians from diverse backgrounds.
Brian Ohler ’20, ’22 MHA has demonstrated his commitment to service through his distinguished military career and his dedication to giving back to the community. He was recently recognized for his devotion as one of the newest inductees into the Connecticut Veterans Hall of Fame.
Meet Jim Prosper, an academic success advisor in the University’s Center for Student Success, who reflects on his own educational journey, his winter hobbies, and his passion for sharing the joy of learning.
Members of the University of New Haven community joined lawmakers and state leaders to announce the allocation of $2.7 million in funding to launch the Connecticut Campus Mental Health Program and to take part in a discussion about the importance of emotional health and well-being.
The author of myriad academic journal articles and the editor of several books, Cheng (Charlie) Wang, Ph.D., has conducted impactful research that has earned him a spot on Stanford’s 2021 list of the world’s most cited scientists in various disciplines.
