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Meet Ariana Eastwood ’23, the first person in her family to go to college, who is passionate about ensuring a welcoming environment for her fellow Chargers and who aspires to one day work for the FBI.
The coronavirus pandemic has presented many challenges to student-athletes, and I wanted to find a way to bring them together, to help address mental health challenges, and to create an outlet for them to share their stories.
The University’s Women’s Leadership Council sponsored a virtual program that enabled students to learn about opportunities, challenges, and the skills that are critical for success from women who are leaders in their fields.
A recent virtual panel discussion brought together members of the University of New Haven’s Pompea College of Business community to discuss how the pandemic has changed the workforce and how it is expected to continue to impact how and where people work.
Several University of New Haven students shared their experiences, insights, and concerns with the State of Connecticut’s Police Transparency and Accountability Task Force, which will use their testimony when making recommendations to state legislators.
Mark Rohlfs ’93 wants employees at the manufacturing company he co-founded to feel a sense of belonging, and he has gone to great lengths to ensure his employees continue to be engaged as members of a team throughout the pandemic.
During the pandemic, I have remained focused on my education and on working, and I have engaged in many meaningful projects and virtual classroom discussions.
Despite the challenge of learning and working virtually this semester, I dedicated myself to persevering in my courses, at my internship, and as one of the creators of a new student organization at the University.
From a national security major to an EMT to a graduate student in emergency management, Victoria Fedak ’19, ’21 M.S. is ready to apply what she has learned to help a local health district respond to the coronavirus pandemic.
The University of New Haven’s Model United Nations team earned more than a dozen awards during a recent virtual conference that brought together students from around the world to work together to address real-world global challenges.
A group of the University’s most accomplished graduate students had the opportunity to present their research projects and to share their excitement for their fields with the University community.
Gil Fried, J.D. is one of the editors of "Esports Business Management", which has been called the “first textbook to present an all-encompassing look into the world of esports.” He hopes it becomes the go-to book for esports students and educators.
Cindy Gallatin, MBA, the University of New Haven’s chief of digital learning initiatives, is leading the charge to foster meaningful and engaging online learning opportunities for students that include cutting-edge technology and offer flexible and inclusive options for all learners.
Gladys Saruchera ’21 M.S. is dedicated to ensuring quality healthcare for everyone and to sharing her passion for the STEM fields with low-income students in her home country of Zimbabwe.
As the coronavirus global pandemic continues to spread across the country, public health experts at the University of New Haven are urging the public to be creative in how they celebrate the holidays.
Faculty members in the University’s Pompea College of Business predict a Black Friday that will look very different – with fewer shoppers, seasonal workers, and doorbusters.
As part of its Cyber Legends web series, the University hosted a discussion with three female technology leaders who shared their experiences in the field and imparted their wisdom on the next generation of cybersecurity professionals.
Meet Colby Thammavongsa ’15, ’21 EMBA, associate director of admissions and enrollment communications, a proud University of New Haven alum who rediscovered his love of music while in quarantine.
Benita Fitzgerald Mosley, who earned a gold medal in the 100-meter hurdles at the 1984 Olympic games, has taken the lessons she learned on the track into her life. She shared her story as part of the University’s Allen Sack Lecture Series.
A recent virtual discussion brought together dozens of University of New Haven faculty and staff members to discuss how to best support students and approaches to continuing to foster an engaging and inclusive environment.
