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My internship with the Arthritis Foundation helped me to better understand nonprofit management and structure, which will be beneficial to me both in the classroom and in my career.
My involvement in the University’s Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) program has enabled me to conduct cutting-edge research while making important connections in the field of forensic science.
The storm hit just days after students returned to campus for the Fall 2021 semester, and many families charged through Henri together, welcoming students into their homes with open arms.
Gil Fried, J.D., is a pro when it comes to teaching sport management classes remotely, and he says that, like with sports, practice makes perfect for students participating in distance learning.
The University’s GenCyber Agent Academy enabled high school students to gain hands-on experience in such topics as Python and ethical hacking, while learning from experts in the field of cybersecurity.
Serving as co-coordinator for the University’s Model United Nations Summer Academy was a rewarding experience that enabled me to share my passion for Model United Nations with high school students.
Members of the University’s Tow Youth Justice Institute are at the forefront of a discussion among Connecticut lawmakers and advocates who are seeking data-driven solutions to prevent car thefts and youth crime.
Stories featuring members of the University’s Class of 2019.
The Administrative Staff Council’s Employee Excellence Awards and Bartels Employee Recognition Awards honored several staff members for their commitment to the University’s mission and to our students.
David Schroeder, Ph.D., was living in New York City when the World Trade Center was attacked on September 11, 2001. Twenty years later, he reflects on his own experience that day and in the years that followed, as well as on how it shaped him as a professional, as an educator, and as a person.
Meet Jen Fallon, head coach of the Chargers women’s lacrosse team, who is a former Inside Lacrosse Division II National Coach of the Year and is a fan of Connecticut’s pizza and the New York Yankees.
In the last year, the Tagliatela College of Engineering has added endowed chairs in both computer science and civil engineering.
One of only a dozen such programs in the country, the University’s Doctor of Health Sciences program prepares candidates to serve as leaders in educational and healthcare leadership roles – important positions in which there is a significant need for skilled professionals.
At a recent alumni panel and networking event, Chad Campanell ’99, a senior special agent and certified fire investigator for the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives, discussed his career with students preparing to follow in his footsteps.
As part of the University’s annual Crime Scene Investigation Academy, high school students from across the country gained hands-on experience while learning how the field differs from what they might have seen on television.
For Chris Palmer, the University of New Haven is where it all began – as a head coach, at least.
After two years of missed dinners, graduates of the TCoE, beloved donors, and faculty were eager to return to the table in October for an Alumni Dinner that had been on pause due to the pandemic.
