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Yo Ng ’19, who completed a double major in chemistry and forensic science, recently presented her research at Posters on the Hill, an annual event that demonstrates to members of Congress the importance of continued investment in undergraduate research.
Get to know Alycia Washington, senior assistant director of club sports, operations, and student development at the University of New Haven’s campus recreation department, who, as a college student, discovered that she could make a career out of "facilitating fun."
Organized by the University of New Haven’s Model United Nations (MUN) program, the ItalyMUN program brought together more than 60 high school students from the United States and Italy.
Recognized for her work in the digital humanities, Anna Kroon ’19 received the 2019 Student Excellence Award from the New American Colleges & Universities, a leading consortium of colleges and universities that works to purposefully integrate liberal education, professional studies, and civic engagement.
Mike Lawlor, a former state legislator, prosecutor, and policy maker, returned to the classroom full-time this semester after eight years overseeing criminal justice reform efforts as a member of the administration of former Connecticut Governor Dan Malloy.
Five students were selected to share remarks on behalf of their fellow students during the University of New Haven’s spring Commencement ceremonies. Below is the full text of the messages they shared.
After accepting their degrees during the University’s morning Commencement ceremony, graduates of the University’s College of Arts and Sciences, School of Health Sciences, and Tagliatela College of Engineering reflect on their experiences as Chargers.
As graduates of the University of New Haven’s College of Business and the Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice and Forensic Sciences received their degrees, they looked to the future while remembering their favorite experiences as students.
Reginald Walden ’19 has created a podcast about invasive species and marine conservation, and he’ll continue to educate the public through his work with the U.S. National Park Service.
After completing an internship with Connecticut State Police and working for ChargerREC, Kyle Lipka ’19, a forensic science major, is now preparing for his new role with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department.
Throughout his time as a Charger, Pedro Martinez ’19, a civil engineering major, made a positive impact at the University, in the local community, and on a village more than 3,000 miles from campus.
Nominated by their students and colleagues, five professors have been recognized for their research, leadership, and dedication to students’ success.
Driven by her determination to improve the availability of healthcare in her home country of Pakistan, Masooma Raza ’19 M.S. excelled in the University of New Haven’s graduate program in healthcare administration.
The Administrative Staff Council’s Employee Excellence Awards and Bartels Service Awards were presented to nine employees for their dedication to advancing the University’s mission and to enhancing the experience of our students.
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Competing against students from Yale University and other New England universities, May Thuzar Maung, a biomedical engineering graduate student, won the Connecticut Microelectronic and Optoelectronic Consortium Best Poster Award for her research on the development of a quick test that could help doctors detect infectious diseases within minutes.
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As excitement builds for the University of New Haven’s Centennial in 2020, the campus community gathered to celebrate the 99th anniversary of the University’s founding as part of an annual celebration that students say they look forward to each year.
