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Established by Carolyn Brehm ’96 MBA, founder and CEO of Brehm Global Ventures, and former ambassador Richard Boucher, the speaker series endeavors to bring leaders in the world of diplomacy, international affairs, political science, and national security to the University community.
The Charger Blog
This fall, the curtain is coming up on a new act in the lives of three recent graduates of the University’s Theater Program, as they begin graduate school.
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A student research assistant with the University’s WeEmbody Lab, Bryan Cadavos ’23 and his faculty mentors explored weight control behaviors among journalists, and he will now be presenting their findings at his first conference this fall. They hope their findings will foster more inclusion in the journalism field.
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As part of an innovative course taught by Erica Haskell, Ph.D., in her role as the University’s Oskar Schindler Humanities Foundation Endowed Professor, students connected with a local group of Congolese refugee musicians, sharing their music and their stories as part of a podcast.
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Funding from the Quinnipiac River Fund has enabled several University of New Haven faculty members and students to explore local ecosystems and seek answers to questions that could impact the region and beyond.
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Jon Sideriadis, MFA, spent two decades creating the art and stories in his new book, Astromythos, which is inspired by astronomy, mythology, and his Greek heritage. He hopes his work will inspire the next generation of artists.
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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.
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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.
The Bergami Summer Internships Blog
As a member of the University’s Bergami Summer Internship Program, I am applying what I have learned in the classroom to my work as a farm crew intern for the Mahwah Environmental Volunteers Organization, exploring the science of farming and sustainability.
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Members of the University of New Haven’s award-winning Model United Nations team will be hosting a virtual conference to introduce prospective, incoming, and current students to the many opportunities they would have through their involvement with the organization.
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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.
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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.
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Members of the student-run Mayor’s Advisory Commission are committed to supporting the West Haven community. So when they learned about an increased need at a local food pantry due to the coronavirus pandemic, they answered the call.
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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.
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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.
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A recent virtual panel discussion brought together dozens of music industry students and four respected and experienced leaders in the field, enabling students to learn the ins and outs of the music industry.
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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.
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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.
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The first pre-medical studies designation student at the University of New Haven to get into medical school, David Patrick '20 has gained experience conducting ovarian cancer research and working in the emergency department of a local hospital. He will begin his studies at the University of Connecticut School of Medicine – his first-choice program – this fall.
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The University of New Haven’s latest Employment Outcomes Survey finds that nearly 95 percent of the members of the Class of 2019 – including undergraduate and graduate students – are employed full or part time, continuing their education, in active military service, or engaged in a post-graduate service position.