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Brandon Miller '18. who is now pursuing a Ph.D. in Chemistry at Northeastern, earned first place in the poster competition, while Alexandra Goriounova '20, who is double majoring in forensic science and chemistry, earned second place.
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Gabriella (Bella) Miceli, assistant director of campus recreation for fitness, wellness, and adventure recreation, outlines ways to reduce stress and stay in shape during the holidays and to keep your resolutions in 2019.
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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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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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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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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, chair of the University’s Department of Music, Theater, and Dance, 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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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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Maria Maisonet, who has a passion for writing, storytelling, and filmmaking, is one of the first students to officially join the University’s Class of 2023.
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Senior lecturer Wes Davis, a popular culture historian, created a campus exhibition of Hitchcock film posters and an original documentary. Students were involved in every aspect of the projects, including video editing, promotional poster design, and exhibition layout.
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Chris Haynes, assistant professor and coordinator of the University’s political science program, projects the Republicans maintain a majority in the Senate and the Democrats take control of the House.
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A 2017 Nobel Prize winner, Dr. Michael Young presented a campus-wide lecture titled "Genes that Regulate Sleep and Circadian Rhythms," visited a biology class, and interacted with some of the University’s most-promising scientists over lunch.
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Laura Miller, the University’s director of energy and sustainability who coordinated a contribution to the Columbus House, discusses her efforts to reduce waste by giving back to the community and shares how students can get involved.
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Professors Tina Zito and Carter Takacs and their students are studying potential improvements to existing cancer-fighting drugs and are using zebrafish to better understand cancer-causing gene mutations.
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The creator of the "Ask a Muslim Anything" conversation series, which he has hosted more than 50 times, Robert Azzi lead a University-wide forum and visited classes during his two days on campus.
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The new Monday night lineup, which launched earlier this month, features three consecutive shows hosted by alumni who got their start at the station as students.
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Samantha Mendence ’19 reflects on the start of her U.S. State Department Internship with the U.S. Consulate General in Dubai, leaving the United States for the first time, and living nearly 7,000 miles from home.
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As part of the University’s celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, the Myatt Center for Diversity and Inclusion hosted a discussion on Hurricane Maria’s devastation of Puerto Rico and the continuing efforts to rebuild.
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Casey Moore ’22, whose father spent two years in the law enforcement field, aspires to follow in his footsteps and pursue a career as an investigator for a state or federal agency.
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The University’s MBA program realized a 28 percent year-over-year increase in the number of applications, which goes against a national trend in which MBA applications have declined each of the last four years.
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University of New Haven criminal justice professor Anne Kringen, a former police officer, was invited to present at a congressional briefing on October 11 that will examine improving justice for women and girls.
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Kristina Bartosh ’22 aspires to be a special agent in the FBI one day.
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Sebastian Onofrio ’22 says one of the deciding factors in choosing the University of New Haven is the opportunity to study at its campus in Tuscany, Italy.
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Declan Hill, a University of New Haven associate professor of investigations and a leading expert on match-fixing, says the value the state puts on high-level amateur sports and its lack of infrastructure for sports betting could prove to be barriers.
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Cheryl Paglierani ’06 reflects on her work with Post Malone, a global superstar who recently broke the record for the most simultaneous top 20 entries on the Billboard Hot 100, with nine tracks.
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Ericka McDermott ’22 says the small classes and the professors with real-world experience in their fields were the key factors in attracting her to the University of New Haven.
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Tiara Starks, a communication major, says learning about students’ previous internships with well-known companies played an important role in attracting her to the University.
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More than 140 people applied for the 40 spots in the University of New Haven’s GenCyber Agent Academy that was the only cybersecurity camp in Connecticut supported by the National Security Agency and the National Science Foundation.
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The fourth annual event, sponsored by the University’s student-led Mayor’s Advisory Commission, will take place on Saturday, Sept. 8, from 11 to 6 p.m. on the West Haven Green. Proceeds will benefit the West Haven Emergency Assistance Task Force.
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Assistant accounting professor Alireza Daneshfar, an expert in business evaluation and new investment feasibility, was quoted in a WalletHub story that analyzed the filings of more than 400 top hedge funds.
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Charles Anderson, director of counseling and psychological services at the University of New Haven, says feelings of anxiety for first-year students – and their parents – is a natural part of the start of the college experience.
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As part of the experience, aspiring journalist Khaaliq Crowder ’19 met professionals from leading media organizations and networked with fellow students from across the country.
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Brandon Miller ’18, who will begin pursuing a Ph.D. at Northeastern in the fall, says an organic chemistry class his sophomore year led to a new passion.
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Chris Haynes, assistant professor and coordinator of the political science program, analyzes the key races being contested in Connecticut’s primary elections, discusses who has the edge, and predicts the winners.
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Amber Fearnley ’20, who participated in the University’s Summer Undergraduate Research Fellow program and worked with the Lyme Disease Research Group, says her professors’ excitement and curiosity are contagious.
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Ivy Watts ’15, who starred on the track team and went on to earn a master’s degree in public health, started a blog to share her journey and to promote self-worth and mental wellness.
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A marine biology major and political science minor, Karina Krul ’19 is spending the summer interning in one of the New Jersey offices of U.S. Senator Cory Booker.
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Brent Fisher ’03, senior vice president for distribution, affiliate sales, and marketing for the MLB and NHL Networks, will visit campus throughout the year and host students at the MLB and NHL Networks in New Jersey.
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Amy Baker, an associate professor of psychology, was quoted in a Fortune story about employers’ efforts to clamp down on office romance in the #MeToo era.
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A partnership between the University and the world’s third largest airline is featured in a Chicago Tribune story about how the airline industry is using data to improve performance and the experience of passengers.
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A partnership between the University of New Haven and the New Haven-based nonprofit Workforce Alliance provided an immersion into the hospitality industry and job placement assistance.
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Melanie Campodonico ’18 will begin pursuing a master’s degree in international crime and justice at John Jay College of Criminal Justice in the fall.
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A member of the Department of Athletics’ Hall of Fame, Galla is a vice president at People’s United Bank.
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Communication major Kiana Quinonez ’19 hopes to combine her passion for traveling and covering the news to create documentaries about people from around the world.
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The program, which brought together students, alumni, and faculty, was hosted by Executive MBA program director Michael Davis ’86 MBA, a seasoned business executive who spent 31 years as a senior year at Nestle, a Fortune 100 company.
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A group of University of New Haven Executive MBA students spent a few days in the nation’s capital taking part in a program though The Washington Campus that examined managing business, government, and public policy.
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Forensic Magazine, the leading forensic science magazine for experts working on criminal investigations, cited the University’s Artifact Genome Project to illustrate the growth in the use of digital forensic evidence.
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More than a dozen University of New Haven community members took part in the final leg of the torch run that led up to the opening ceremony of the Connecticut Special Olympics’ 2018 Summer Games.
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A forensic science and chemistry double major, Allyson Shaw ’20 says her experiences at the University of New Haven are preparing her for success.
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Emily Miron ’22, who’ll join the University’s Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice and Forensic Sciences, hopes to pursue a career with the Secret Service.
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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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Students from across the University of New Haven reflect on their experiences participating in the Alvine New Venture Pitch Competition, an interdisciplinary initiative supported by the University’s Entrepreneurship and Innovation program.
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Mechanical engineering major Kevin Rivas ’19 reflects on his experience living and learning in Hungary and his deep dive into entrepreneurship and innovation.
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Five professors received awards recognizing their exemplary research, their service to the University, and their commitment to creating life-changing learning opportunities for their students.
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A longtime benefactor, Phil Bartels and his family have supported the University for decades, graciously giving their time and talents to help create transformational opportunities for generations of students.
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A team of University students, who won last fall’s Charger Startup Weekend Competition organized by the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Program, set out to essentially build a wall to keep hackers from penetrating medical devices.
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Students from across the University were given the keys to the @UNewHaven Instagram account to show prospective students and their families an inside look into life as a Charger.
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The new master’s degree in civil engineering, which features a blend of theory and hands-on application, enables students to focus on such areas as sustainability, environmental engineering, and construction management.
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Gio Roper ’19, a psychology major, spoke at the University’s 35th Annual Alumni Scholarship Ball about how her time at the University has helped her find her passion.
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Marcin Stankevitch '19, a political science major, was the moderator for the first town hall forum hosted by new West Haven Mayor Nancy Rossi in partnership with the University's Mayor's Advisory Commission.
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With funding from Sikorsky Aircraft, the Tagliatela College of Engineering hired students as teaching assistants to staff the University’s Innovation and Design Makerspace and teach students how to use the high-tech equipment and tools.
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Samantha Hart ’22 says none of the other arts schools she visited as part of her college search 'were like Lyme.'
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What began last year as a new program with six students has grown into a bustling Biomedical Engineering master’s program with 27 students from around the world.
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New communication major Saiful Islam Mannu ’21, who has hundreds of credits to his name, is a household name in Bangladesh. "Kind of like how we just say Scorsese or Spielberg," says Professor Tom Garrett.
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For Chris Palmer, the University of New Haven is where it all began – as a head coach, at least.
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The experiences Terri Robbins '17 had in the University of New Haven's online criminal justice program created the foundation for a career with the Police Foundation.
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By the end of his college career, Jake Wieners hopes to complete several short films and earn an internship that could lead to an opportunity writing or directing movies.
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University of New Haven professors Summer and Glenn McGee turn to the classic arcade game of pinball to decompress and recharge from their teaching, research, and service to the University.