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A leading artificial intelligence researcher and expert, Vahid Behzadan, Ph.D., was appointed to the new Connecticut Artificial Intelligence Working Group earlier this year. He’s bringing his own expertise, as well as what he’s discovering in the laboratory at the University, as he endeavors to promote statewide cyber safety.
The University of New Haven’s new Badminton Club has been a fun way for Chargers who love the sport to play competitively – and to share the sport with their fellow Chargers.
Initially a forensic science major, Beatrice Glaviano ’26 decided to take her studies and her career plans in a different direction. Now a nutrition sciences major, she’s found something that, she believes, is a better fit – and something she’s passionate about.
A group of sport management students participated in the National Sports Forum Case Cup this semester, competing against schools across the country and capturing third place.
Beatrice Glaviano ’26 discusses change, growth, and destressing over Thanksgiving break, and she offers encouragement to her fellow Chargers.
The University’s recent Diwali celebration brought the Charger community together for a fun and vibrant celebration of culture, featuring food, performances, and a sense of community.
Beatrice Glaviano ’26 explains why addressing fears can be like working with dough, and she offers her fellow Chargers a recipe for facing and overcoming the fears and anxieties they may be experiencing in their own lives.
During the fall semester, faculty and students from the Criminal Justice department presented their research at the American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting in Philadelphia. Several faculty members and doctoral students received awards for their work in the criminal justice field.
Meet Baki Izzat, employer relations manager for the University’s Career Development Center, who discusses her own first job (removing rose bushes) and why she loves helping Chargers blossom in their own careers.
Beatrice Glaviano ’26 discusses how she manages her ulcerative colitis and offers support to others who may also be facing health challenges, finding her true calling.
Gianna Cologna ’25, ’26 M.S. and Lauren Boasso, Ph.D., were recently recognized as the recipients of the University’s Bucknall Family Undergraduate Research or Experiential Learning Award and William L. Bucknall Excellence in Teaching Award, respectively.
Beatrice Glaviano ’26 discusses the great ways Thanksgiving can offer the chance to connect with loved ones over a meal. She also knows that a holiday with a focus on food can foster fear and anxiety, and she offers advice and support to her fellow Chargers.
The conference offered students in the University’s ACJA chapter opportunities to grow as leaders as they planned and hosted the conference. They also tested their knowledge and skills while enjoying a variety of networking opportunities.
Rein Records is an independent student-run label that supports the dreams of the students who are gaining hands-on music industry experience, as well as the diverse artists they are promoting.
Priyanshu Agwal ’24 M.S., a candidate in the University’s master’s degree program in business analytics, was the victim of a hit-and-run accident in New Haven last month. Members of the Charger community gathered to remember an individual whose “happiness was contagious.”
Bringing middle and high school students to the University of New Haven, Charger Model United Nations was an exciting opportunity for local students to learn about how the UN operates. It also enabled Chargers to share what they’ve enjoyed and learned from being a part of the University’s award-winning Model United Nations program
Two candidates in the University’s Master of Public Health program recently earned scholarships from the Society for Public Health Education (SOPHE) that enabled them to attend a leading public health conference in Washington, D.C.
The recent competition was an exciting opportunity for graduate students to build their creativity and teamwork skills while building their confidence and gaining important experience.
As a member of the University’s Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship program, Timilehin Oluwole ’24, ’25 M.S. conducted cutting-edge research that explored sustainable biofuel options. She was among just two dozen students nationwide to receive a prestigious national accolade for her work.
Several Chargers attended a recent Digital Media Connecticut event in Stamford, enabling them to learn more about a variety of exciting careers in media and entertainment and to network with industry leaders.
