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Teresa Younger, president and CEO of the Ms. Foundation for Women – the first and oldest women’s foundation in the United States – delivered the keynote address and received an honorary degree at the University of New Haven’s Winter Commencement ceremony.
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Students in Jesse Peck’s interior design studio course created designs for Meriden 2020, a mixed-using housing development, and presented them to the city planner.
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Students say one of the best part of competing – and succeeding – at national competitions is the opportunity to network with executives at prominent companies.
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VEX Robotics competitions are held across the the world to encourage students to participate in STEM challenges that enable them to develop abilities needed to succeed as an engineer.
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The University of New Haven will award more than 700 degrees during its winter Commencement ceremony on Sunday, December 16.
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Honorees included the former owner of Precision Metal Products in Milford, a retired executive with New York City’s Department of Highways, a senior engineer with Medtronic who serves as an adjunct professor, and a company that has found the University’s engineering students to be go-to interns and employees.
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Michael Clark, a senior lecturer in criminal justice, spent 22 years as an FBI special agent investigating white-collar crime. He shares those experiences with University of New Haven graduate and undergraduate students.
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Dr. Matthew Schmidt, an expert on U.S. military issues, Russia, and U.S. foreign policy in North Korea, is the fourth recipient of the prestigious honor that recognizes a gifted University of New Haven educator for excellence in and out of the classroom.
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Students in the University of New Haven’s chapter of Engineers Without Borders are working to create a water filtration system that would treat drinking water in rural Ecuador.
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Jeffrey Foster, a lecturer in the University of New Haven’s English department who has written more than 25 “flash fiction” stories, shows his students the power that comes from being concise.
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Incorporating guiding principles used by the National Science Foundation, the cutting-edge program integrates theoretical and experimental chemistry and a cross-disciplinary approach to enable students to develop cutting-edge solutions.
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Laura Miller, the University’s director of energy and sustainability, collaborated with an engineering professor to provide students hands-on opportunities to study how to reduce and conserve energy.
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Free Dirt Records, co-founded by Erica Haskell, associate professor and chair of the University’s Division of Performing Arts, has been receiving a lot of attention in the national press.
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The University of New Haven’s Innovation Fellows reflect on the projects they are pursuing and the experiences they have had through their participation in a nationwide program supported by Stanford University.
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University of New Haven faculty and students have produced groundbreaking research on the vulnerabilities of virtual reality.
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Achieving accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Management Education (CAHME) places the University in an elite group of 73 institutions in the United States.
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The exponential growth in the amount of data collected has increased the need for professionals who can understand and interpret what it all means.
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Taryn Finnell ’19, a dental hygiene major, says the support of her advisers and the many opportunities to get involved helped ease her transition to the University of New Haven.
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A graduate of the University’s mechanical engineering program, Michael Hartnett ’69 is chairman, president, and chief executive officer of RBC Bearings, which he has helped build into an industry leader during his nearly three decades at the company.
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As part of their “Elections and the Public Will” service-learning course, students interacted with voters at precincts throughout West Haven.
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Dallin Brimley ’20, an environmental science major, joined the University of New Haven from Southern Maine Community College.
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The cast of “Cabaret” is dedicating the production in honor of the victims of the Tree of Life Synagogue attack. The curtain comes up Nov. 14 to 18 with daily performances in Bucknall Theater in Dodds Hall.