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Led by Mehdi Mekni, Ph.D., an avid gamer with a personal and professional interest and background in game design and development, the new concentration brings together students of diverse majors, enabling them to collaborate to create their own video game.
The recent flight from Tweed New Haven Airport to Florida was an exciting and unique opportunity for three business management majors and their professor, thanks to the support of a generous alumnus.
As part of the University’s Health Equity and Advocacy Fellowship, nearly a dozen students traveled to Washington, D.C., to meet with Connecticut lawmakers to push for proposed legislation that, they hope, will have a meaningful impact on public health.
Richard Lewis, a veteran British esports journalist, livestream commentator, podcaster, and editor-at-large for an award-winning esports and gaming website, is looking forward to inspiring the next generation of esports professionals at the University of New Haven.
As part of a groundbreaking program supported by the Davis Educational Foundation, a group of exemplary professors are designing courses with their students. They reflect on the experience and the experience and impact they are endeavoring to make.
As part of its commemoration of First-Generation Celebration Day, the University of New Haven held an event to foster support and cultivate a sense of belonging for students who are the first in their family to go to college.
The University of New Haven’s MUN team earned the top team recognition, as well as Outstanding Delegate and Outstanding Position Paper awards at the National Model United Nations conference in Washington, D.C. The experience also enabled students to network and build their confidence.
The inaugural cohort of the University’s forensic genetic genealogy certificate program helped give a name to a woman who had been unidentified since 2017.
Since opening its doors, the Myatt Center for Diversity and Inclusion has continued to foster diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging on campus while expanding the services and programming it offers to Chargers.
Kamal Upadhyaya, Ph.D., and Subroto Roy, Ph.D., economics and marketing professors, respectively, in the University’s Pompea College of Business, are excited to serve as co-editors for American Business Review, a highly respected business journal with a global audience.
Although my family is thousands of miles away, I was grateful to celebrate Diwali, known as the “Festival of Lights,” with my fellow Chargers. It was a fun way to mark the start of the Hindu New Year together while enjoying music and dance performances.
When Jonathan Di Filippo ’21 began working for Madison Square Garden, which his former professor calls the ‘Mecca of Sports Entertainment,’ earlier this fall, his new supervisor was a familiar face: fellow sport management alum Heather Brereton ’16.
Kendell Coker, Ph.D., J.D., will soon begin a five-year term as co-editor of the American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, a peer-reviewed journal that focuses on social justice and behavioral health. It is the very journal that inspired him as a young scholar.
A musical featuring songs by The Go-Go’s, "Head Over Heels" is based on a 16th century pastoral romance by Sir Philip Sidney. The curtain comes up for the first time in 18 months Wednesday through Saturday, November 10 to 13, at 7:30 p.m. in Bucknall Theater in Dodds Hall.
Carrie Robinson, M.S., a first-generation college student, is passionate about fostering diversity, equity, and inclusion at the University. She is excited to celebrate the five-year anniversary of the Myatt Center this month and she looks forward to continuing its mission of ensuring that all students feel supported and a sense of belonging.
Manuel Cortes-Jimenez ’22 is the first member of his family to go to college. An active member of the University community, he aspires to become an immigration lawyer. We acknowledge him and the more than 40 percent of our students who identify as first-generation student as we participate in a nation-wide celebration of first-generation college...
As an intern at Beth Krupa Interiors, I discovered a valuable support system, as well a passion for being part of a small business.
Hao Sun, Ph.D., who recently launched a research lab at the University of New Haven, has been recognized by the Polymeric Materials: Science & Engineering division of the American Chemical Society, alongside faculty from institutions such as MIT and Harvard.
Angeli Gianchandani, M.A., was inspired by her own experiences in the workplace to create Mobility Girl, a community that fosters mentorship opportunities and enables women – including many of her students at the University – to develop as leaders.
Anna DiNino ’23 is fascinated by true crime, including investigations, mysteries, and conspiracies. She launched “Crime Bistro” to explore a variety of real-life cases, to share her passion, and to foster a community with those who share her interest.
