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Alvin Tran, Sc.D., MPH, and two of his students recently met with federal lawmakers from across the country in a virtual event focused on bringing awareness to eating disorders and promoting policy change. They hope to educate and to increase access to care for individuals who suffer from eating disorders.
As an intern in the City of West Haven’s Clerk’s Office, I am helping the city process mail-in ballots for the upcoming election. I am excited to be actively involved in what promises to be an historic election.
Byungik Chang, Ph.D., P.E., MBA has been recognized by the Connecticut Society of Civil Engineers for his commitment to his students’ success, dedication to civil engineering, and ability to inspire the field’s next leaders.
As part of a lab, students taking an “Intro to Cyber Forensics” class participated in a virtual experience, investigating a mock crime and searching for a “missing person” while learning about cyber forensics through a fun, creative, and unique remote learning experience.
The University of New Haven partnered with TryHackMe.com to offer TryHackCIT, a comprehensive cybersecurity program for beginners that attracted individuals from six continents, enabling them to learn from experts in the cybersecurity field.
I am looking forward to celebrating the University’s 100th birthday at the virtual Centennial Ball on Saturday, October 3, while enjoying great music with my fellow Chargers. I hope you’ll join us as we celebrate our history and our future.
Keyri Ambrocio ’21 spent her summer conducting research that focused on immigrant and refugee rights, and she hopes her findings will foster a greater understanding of how these issues are impacted by public opinion.
Alvin Tran, Sc.D., MPH, and Jenna Sheffield, Ph.D., are taking on new roles as assistant provost for diversity, equity, and inclusion, and interim director of the Center for Teaching Excellence, respectively, at the University of New Haven. They are developing new initiatives that aim to bring students, faculty, and staff together in new and innovative...
Created by Kagya Amoako, Ph.D., the "Frontiers of Biomedical Innovation" symposium offers students opportunities to learn about the latest technology and the multidisciplinary nature of the field from leading biomedical engineering experts.
As contact tracers with the state of Connecticut’s Department of Public Health, several University of New Haven students are offering support to those who test positive for COVID-19. While helping to slow the spread of the virus, they are gaining meaningful experience in the healthcare field.
Michaela Sullivan ’21 created a research proposal to study microplastics that has been honored by the Society for Applied Spectroscopy, and she hopes her work will inform forensic investigators and inspire more research into how microplastics impact the environment.
Meet Erica Gardner, associate director of the Center for Student Engagement, Leadership, and Orientation, who loves pineapples and looks forward to traveling internationally again when it is safe to do so.
While researching algae in Long Island Sound this summer, Ryan Assini ’21 M.S. investigated important questions raised by climate change, and his findings could assist with conservation efforts.
I was excited to explore the University’s new Bergami Center for the first time, and I came away impressed by the collaborative spaces and cutting-edge technology it offers, as well as the way the building commemorates the University’s past, present, and future.
Inspired by a criminology course she took, Isabelle Hajek ’22 conducted a project as part of her Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship that, she hopes, will eventually make a meaningful difference in reducing harmful adolescent behaviors.
An internationally recognized expert on Lyme disease, Eva Sapi, Ph.D., has made groundbreaking discoveries in the lab that have shed light on the bacteria that cause the disease, as well as a possible link between Lyme disease and another largely unknown and increasingly common illness: breast cancer.
As part of the University of New Haven’s Centennial, we are celebrating 100 years of classes. I am looking forward to showing my Charger pride with my fellow Chargers through a fun social media campaign.
Vail Grafton ’15 credits his time at the University of New Haven with preparing him for his career in television and sports. Above all, though, he says his favorite memory as a Charger was meeting Brooke (Fisher) Grafton ’14, who is now his wife.
Located in the University of New Haven’s new Bergami Center for Science, Technology, and Innovation, the communication space includes a multiplatform newsroom, state-of-the-art technology, and countless opportunities for cross-disciplinary collaboration.
As part of his Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship project, Muntasir Hossain ’23 immersed himself in machine learning, exploring ways to improve the identification of heart disease, while discovering a possible new career path.
