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The first pre-medical studies designation student at the University of New Haven to get into medical school, David Patrick '20 has gained experience conducting ovarian cancer research and working in the emergency department of a local hospital. He will begin his studies at the University of Connecticut School of Medicine – his first-choice program...
As a candidate in the University of New Haven’s biomedical engineering graduate program, I had the opportunity to complete a thesis project focused on drug delivery, network with professionals at conferences, and develop meaningful relationships with my faculty mentors. My experiences have prepared me to begin pursuing my doctorate at Virginia...
As part of a recent panel discussion hosted by Hearst Connecticut Media Group, Summer McGee, Ph.D. and Mike Lawlor, J.D., experts in health policy and criminal justice reform, respectively, discussed the impact the coronavirus pandemic has already had in Connecticut and the lasting changes they expect to see moving forward.
A business management major, Rohan Tucker '20 explored human resources through his coursework and during his internships in three different industries. He is now looking forward to beginning his career at PwC.
Computer Science professor Liberty Page says her students rose to each challenge they faced as they worked to complete complex capstone projects – all while research team members were scattered across the country.
JC Murphy, president of Savant, a home automation company, recently connected with the University community virtually as part of the College of Business’s Executive MBA Speaker Series, discussing how his company has responded to the global coronavirus pandemic.
Get to know Danielle Coady, coordinator for programming and community engagement for the University of New Haven's Office of Residential life, who is discovering new ways to stay connected during the coronavirus pandemic and is sharing her ideas with Charger Nation.
A recent virtual panel discussion brought together dozens of music industry students and four respected and experienced leaders in the field, enabling students to learn the ins and outs of the music industry.
As I adjusted to learning remotely and social distancing amid the global coronavirus pandemic, I reflected on the impact the pandemic is having on people around the world, as well as on what I have learned about myself.
Isabelle Lupinacci ’22 spent countless hours preparing to be the teaching assistant for the University of New Haven’s inaugural Model United Nations Summer Academy. Even though the program was cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic, she says the work was worthwhile and rewarding.
For Dan Maxwell’s students, their academic experience didn’t change much during the transition to remote learning, as he worked with them – and the company behind a leading remote-learning platform – to ensure their educational experience was as seamless as possible.
While students are now searching for jobs and internships from home, staff members in the University of New Haven’s Career Development Center are continuing to provide a comprehensive offering of trainings, workshops, office hours, and other career services online.
Crystal Harris ’20 was one of only 60 students from across the country chosen to participate in the Council on Undergraduate Research’s Posters on the Hill event. She is looking forward to continuing her research as a graduate student at the University of New Haven.
As part of a ranking compiled by Phi Theta Kappa, the University of New Haven is the only school in Connecticut to be recognized for creating pathways that lead to success for community college transfer students.
In a recent virtual panel discussion, four University of New Haven faculty members in the science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) fields shared their expertise with students in another area in which they are very familiar: pursuing education at the highest level.
The lead forensic DNA consultant on the case of a Texas man who spent nearly a decade in prison for a crime he did not commit, Angie Ambers, Ph.D., says the cutting-edge DNA technology she applied to set him free could lead to many more people who have been wrongly convicted being released from prison.
Trevor Dykas ’21 and Jeffrey Treistman, Ph.D. have collaborated on research that has already been recognized by a prestigious association of professional scholars and has the potential to provide new insights into political and national security issues worldwide.
As students continue learning remotely and faculty and staff members work from home, the University of New Haven’s School of Health Sciences remains connected, through regular staff meetings held online and through virtual office hours for students.
Because of the global coronavirus pandemic, my family and Muslims around the world are now changing the way we are celebrating the holy month of Ramadan, a time that focuses on gratitude, blessings, and ethical behavior.
An introductory course for first-year students, the “Digital Humanities Lab” endeavors to bring together students and faculty members from a variety of disciplines to create research opportunities and a sense of community.
