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In a recent virtual panel discussion, several of the University of New Haven’s best professors came together to discuss how they use student feedback to enhance their teaching while continuing their own learning.
Meet Karli Ricciuti ’25, an incoming dental hygiene major, who is excited to meet her classmates and to be part of Charger Nation.
Jacob Fazekas ’22, Alvin Tran, Sc.D., MPH, and Karl Minges, Ph.D., MPH, have been conducting research on important public health issues that suggests a need for further investigation and policy change. They recently shared their findings with a national public health community, and they hope their work leads to meaningful reform.
One of the newest members of the University of New Haven's Connecticut Institute of Technology, Mehdi Mekni, Ph.D., is committed to growing the University’s computer science program while creating new opportunities for students who share his passions for software engineering and gaming.
An expert on forensic psychology and deception, Andy Morgan, M.D., M.A., appeared in several episodes of “Signs of a Psychopath,” a new nonfiction series airing on Investigation Discovery that sheds light on some of the most heinous crimes investigators have solved.
As a member of the University of New Haven’s Mayor’s Advisory Commission, I am helping to organize a town hall with West Haven Mayor Nancy Rossi’s office. The entire University community is invited, and I hope you will join us.
In honor of Veterans Day, meet two remarkable members of the University of New Haven’s veteran community who have recently transitioned from full-time service members to full-time students.
The University received the prestigious Trailblazer Award from the Connecticut Green Building Council in recognition of its ongoing green initiatives, which include energy conservation, composting, and educating the community about protecting the environment.
The University’s Connecticut Institute of Technology has received a grant for nearly $200,000 from the National Security Agency and Department of Defense for Project IRONCLAD, which will support cutting-edge cybersecurity training for members of the Connecticut National Guard.
Austin Thomas ’19, ’21 M.S. has helped manage the University of New Haven’s makerspace for four years, and he’s particularly excited about how its move to the state-of-the-art Bergami Center for Science, Technology, and Innovation will provide new opportunities for all students.
Sofia Martinez ’22 takes great pride in being a first-generation college student, and she is proud to be part of the University’s commemoration of First-Generation Celebration Day, a national initiative created by the Council for Opportunity in Education.
The University of New Haven recently kicked off its new Cyber Legends Series with a conversation led by Roland Cloutier, global chief security officer for Tiktok and Bytedance. He discussed his own experience in the field and offered advice to future industry leaders.
Lyrik’ Jackson ’22 is used to thinking on her feet on the basketball court, and she had to do just that this summer when her sister unexpectedly went into labor at home. She delivered her nephews herself, with a dispatcher coaching her over the phone.
Claire Glynn, Ph.D., is passionate about forensic genetic genealogy, an exciting and fast-growing area of forensic science that has helped investigators solve a variety of crimes, including identifying the Golden State Killer.
Stephanie Gillespie, Ph.D., is passionate about creating meaningful learning opportunities for her students and for fellow educators. Her dedication has now been recognized by the American Society for Engineering Education.
Armand Lauzon ’90 EMBA is the ninth alum to take part in the University of New Haven’s Executive MBA speaker series, which enables graduates to share their wisdom and insight with current students.
Thanks to the Virtual Career Fair hosted by the University’s Career Development Center, I gained meaningful interviewing experience and a sense of confidence about my future success in the finance field.
As a firefighter and forensic scientist, respectively, Andrew Dinkel ’01 and Connie (Amato) Dinkel ’03, ’05 M.S. have the careers they’d dreamed of since they were kids. They say they owe much of their success to their time at the University.
Meet Robert Velez ’21 MPA, a part of the dedicated staff of the University’s Marvin K. Peterson Library, who loves sharing the random knowledge he’s acquired and who recently discovered a new way to enhance his artwork.
Nikodem Poplawski, Ph.D., who has been called a “future Einstein” has found a way to address one of the biggest challenges in quantum field theory: a mathematical problem that had long stumped physicists. His work has now been published in a leading journal, and he is looking forward to continuing his research.
