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Representatives from two dozen local organizations connected with students, faculty, staff, and each other, building working relationships and creating opportunities for future collaboration.
Connecting students of all majors with more than 100 companies and organizations offering employment and internship opportunities, the University of New Haven Career Development Center's fall Career Expo drew 900 students, including many first-years.
Tim Metzger '85 has worked on many well-known movies, includingMen in BlackandVanilla Sky, and he often returns to his alma mater to share his industry experience with current students.
For Lisbeth Fernandez '20, a Latin American Student Association executive board member, Hispanic Heritage Month – which is celebrated from Sept. 15 through Oct. 15 – is a time to share her Latin culture and to come together as a Latinx community.
Students and faculty members are using zebrafish embryos and cutting-edge gene editing technology to study disorders such as autism and diseases including cancer. Their research could inform new treatments and therapies for humans.
A virtual reality headset that enables students to learn about the human body may sound like science fiction, but it is now part of the classroom experience for students in the University's School of Health Sciences.
In an effort to decrease food waste and help address food insecurity in the greater New Haven area, the University of New Haven is partnering with Haven's Harvest, a nonprofit organization, to distribute unused food to local residents in need.
For Danielle Leahey ’23, a biology major, Family Day was a fun and memorable way to introduce her family to the University community, to show her Charger Pride, and to make lasting memories.
Beyond her experiences in the classroom, Bhargavi Srirampur Gowda '19 MHA, a native of India, says she learned about different cultures, a new community, and how to lead – enabling her to feel confident as she began her career.
For Carolyn Olortegui '20, participating in a summer internship in the Office of Shawn Wooden enabled her to make important connections while exploring her interests in education policy and minority rights advocacy.
As part of the President's Public Service Fellowship program, seven students worked with local nonprofit organizations over the summer, contributing their energy and talents while gaining valuable work experience and an awareness of the importance of being engaged in the community.
Meet Greg Overend, executive director for student engagement, leadership, and orientation at the University of New Haven, a devoted family man who makes a mouth-watering homemade mac and cheese.
Two recent graduates of the University’s forensic science program found remarkable opportunities to continue their education overseas, enabling them to explore a new culture and country while stepping out of their comfort zones.
For Nathan Fonseca ’20, a criminal justice major who is minoring in legal studies and psychology, serving on the University of New Haven’s Student Conduct Board is an opportunity to promote a sense of community responsibility.
Get to know Olena Lennon, Ph.D., an adjunct faculty of political science whose research focuses on the fight for freedom and democracy in her home country of Ukraine. One of her most rewarding teaching experiences was taking her students to eastern Europe to give them a firsthand account of the impact of conflict.
Three students visited the Caribbean island this summer, conducting research as part of their Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship projects and networking with scientists from around the world.
Sheahon Zenger, Ph.D., brings more than 25 years of experience in athletics administration, development, and coaching to the University. He looks forward to enhancing the experience of our student-athletes and to taking Charger athletics to the next level.
A group of business students excelled creating and executing online marketing campaigns for nonprofit organizations as part of the Google Ad Grants Online Marketing Challenge.
Catherine Avery '20, a dental hygiene major who spent the summer studying at the University of New Haven's campus in Prato, Italy, discovered a community with a passion for caring for patients – and for enjoying life.
Laura Miller, director of energy and sustainability, and Sam Alaimo ’21, a marine biology major and leader of the University of New Haven’s Marine Conservation Society, discuss efforts to increase visibility of the University’s sustainability initiatives, including participating in RecycleMania.
