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After forensically investigating the security of the popular Zoom application, a team of University of New Haven students presented what they learned about digital evidence created by Zoom to experts and industry professionals from around the world as part of the virtual INTERPOL Digital Forensics Expert Group conference, an event the University...
Prof. Zachary Goldberg, M.S. believes the theater space in the University’s new Bergami Center for Science, Technology, and Innovation will offer many opportunities for students to create and manipulate 3D sound, providing experiences that, he says, few universities offer.
Devansh Sheth ’23 wanted to help foster a conversation and promote change. So, he organized and hosted a virtual panel discussion, bringing together professionals in law enforcement and the University community.
Students and alumni received National Student Production Awards in six categories as well as seven honorable mentions in five categories from the New England chapter of NATAS. They said their work enabled them to gain meaningful industry experience.
As a peer career advisor in the University of New Haven’s Career Development Center, I enjoy helping students with their career and internship goals. I am looking forward to continuing my work this fall as a graduate student.
During the spring semester, students taking an innovative course taught by Alvin Tran, Sc.D., MPH, conducted research and applied what they learned in class to better understand the impact of the global coronavirus pandemic.
Meet Caitlin Locke, senior associate director of undergraduate admissions at the University of New Haven, a proud homeowner and dog owner who is looking forward to returning to her Saturday morning tag sale routine after the quarantine restrictions are lifted.
Jackie Dawood ’19 M.A. created a podcast focusing on the field of organizational psychology that she is using as a platform to bring together fellow Chargers and provide a behind-the-scenes look at the workplace.
Attending a workshop for creating public service announcements led Emily Brown ’22 to develop her first PSA. She produced an uplifting message about overcoming addiction and recovery. Her video has now been aired on television statewide and shared online, and she hopes it fosters a dialogue about recovery.
A recent Zoom discussion brought together more than 180 members of the University community to discuss recent incidents of racism and brutality across the nation and to find ways to promote inclusion, diversity, and education.
Peter Valentin ’08 M.S. was among the dozens of federal professionals deployed to help New York City officials respond to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
Saul Factor ’96 EMBA, president of Smith Drug Company, wanted current University of New Haven students to have the same meaningful real-world opportunities he had as a student. So he teamed up with the Pompea College of Business to create opportunities for graduate students to collaborate with his company.
As an undergraduate, Savannah Dominguez ’17 took part in a design project for a course taught by Professor Jamie Slenker that proved to be especially transformative. They reunited recently to share their moving personal stories and how the project has impacted them as part of an interview captured by the nonprofit organization StoryCorps.
The University community came together virtually to recognize longtime benefactor Charlie Pompea '71, '90 EMBA, '06 Hon., his wife Tamera, and their family, who recently made the largest gift in the University’s history.
Grace Hancox '20, '21 M.S., who recently earned her bachelor’s degree in forensic science, reflects on the opportunities she had as an undergraduate and looks forward to joining the University’s graduate degree program in chemistry.
A series of online discussions have enabled faculty members to stay connected while teaching remotely, offering a platform for them to support each other and share what they have learned from their students.
Chris Cochran, the threat intelligence lead at Netflix, “visited” the University of New Haven virtually as part of the Bartels Lecture Series, discussing how the pandemic has shaped – and how he expects it will continue to shape – the field of cybersecurity.
Kate Miller, Ph.D., found a creative way for her students to do their labs at home, and her students found the experience to be a meaningful way to reflect, connect with nature, and enjoy some time outside.
As part of an innovative entrepreneurship course, more than 180 students researched and developed business concepts that were analyzed by a panel of business executives.
Ben Hodge ’16, ’19 M.S. juggled extra hours in the lab while he continued to teach and tutor his students remotely, and his work is making a meaningful difference in the fight against COVID-19.
