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Ethan McGee ’19 says his time at the University of New Haven prepared him for his position as a user experience designer at Dillard’s, which he loves, and laid the foundation for the publication of his economics capstone research project.
The University of New Haven’s Mayor’s Advisory Commission and West Haven Mayor Nancy Rossi will host a virtual town hall on Wednesday, March 3, enabling city residents and Chargers to connect with each other and city leaders.
Josephine Moran ’01 M.S., ’19 EMBA is devoted to creating mentorship and empowerment opportunities for students and is co-founder of the University’s Women’s Leadership Council. She has been recognized by a trade publication for her efforts to support and inspire women.
Anyssa Poirier ’21 has excelled as a mechanical engineering student at the University of New Haven and as an ROTC cadet. Her hard work and success have been recognized by U.S. Army Cadet Command, which has ranked her fourth in the country out of thousands of senior cadets nationwide.
Get to know Marcus Paca, assistant director of employer relations for the University’s Career Development Center. He’s a student of history and a New Haven native who takes pride in the city’s delicious – and legendary – pizza.
Hannah Fitzgerald ’25, who will begin her studies at the University of New Haven in August, is excited to get to know her fellow Chargers and to join the University’s Women in Cybersecurity Chapter.
As part of the Cyber Operative REsearch Scholars (CORES) program, a dozen students are taking part in technical and cutting-edge cybersecurity research, positioning them for cybersecurity government positions and being published in scholarly journals.
While celebrating Black History Month has always been important to me, how I celebrate it has changed. I consider it a time to celebrate the achievements, talents, and resilience of the Black community.
As part of its celebration of Black History Month, the University welcomed two leaders in the cybersecurity field to its Cyber Legends web series to discuss the importance of promoting diversity and encouraging individuals from underrepresented groups to pursue careers in the field.
A recent Suicide Prevention Policy Summit brought together University of New Haven faculty, staff, and students, as well as lawmakers and members of the local community, to discuss what has become a serious public health issue across the country.
Bringing 20 years’ experience and a vast network of contacts in the field, Mark Tavern is creating innovative, exciting, and meaningful courses and hands-on experiences for music industry majors.
Kiarra Richardson ’21 and Gabriel Galeotos ’22 are conducting cutting-edge research that explores medicine and space travel, and their work is being supported by a program funded as part of NASA Education.
Kyle Longo ’21 says the passion of one of his economics professors has inspired him to pursue a doctorate in the field so he can have the same impact on future generations of students.
As a communication major, I am grateful to have had many meaningful experiences working with professors with industry experience and to use professional studio equipment to produce television productions, such as a game show, with my classmates.
Grace Robinson ’21, ’22 M.S. hopes her work will foster more understanding of the spread of COVID-19 and encourage further research. After completing her bachelor’s degree this winter, she is now continuing her education at the University, pursuing her master’s degree in cellular and molecular biology.
Ayana Duncanson ’13, ’15 MBA read “Sports Business Journal” frequently when she was a student at the University of New Haven, and now she has been recognized by the very publication that inspired her career path.
As part of the Bartels Lecture Series, the University’s most distinguished guest speaker series, Claude Ann Mellins, Ph.D., and Lourival Baptista, M.D., of Columbia University discussed the impact the coronavirus global pandemic has had on mental health and stressed the importance of self-care.
The University’s collaboration with FactSet, a global financial data and technology company headquartered in Norwalk, Connecticut, and the support of the company’s Black Business Resource Group have already created meaningful and exciting opportunities for students.
Meet Zanaiya Léon ’18, ’20 MBA, senior coordinator for leadership, diversity, and inclusion for the University of New Haven’s Myatt Center for Diversity and Inclusion, as she reflects on what inspired her in 2020 and her plans for the next decade.
OnlineU has ranked the University of New Haven in the top half of its 100 best online military-friendly colleges, praising its commitment to creating a strong community and support network.
