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In the Media: April 2019
The University of New Haven featured in the media during April 2019.
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Claire Glynn, assistant professor of forensic science, talks about the big shift that using SNP profiles for ancestry research is.
Manya Puppione ’08 MBA has been hired as the new headcoach of Marymount’s woman’s soccer team. She will begin duties on April 28th.
Michael Lawlor, associate professor of criminal justice, comments on the process taken to help engineer a sizeable decline in Connecticut’s prison population.
Ernest Dorling, practitioner in residence in criminal justice, authors this op-ed regarding the sentencing suggested for johns.
Susan Campbell, distinguished lecturer in communication, film and media studies, talks about the role that vending machines has in the nation’s obesity epidemic.
Michael Richetelli ‘95 B.B.A has been appointed to the board of directors for the New Haven Middlesex Association of Realtors.
Jessica Colangelo MBA has been appointed as the executive director of Crescent Point at Niantic.
Kendell Coker, assistant professor of psychology, says that it’s rare for someone with no record of violent crime to suddenly commit such a heinous act, however it isn’t impossible.
Allen Sack, professor emeritus of sports management, is among the many who express their support for senator Chris Murphy’s report on how the NCAA enriches nearly every entity but the student-athletes themselves.
A study with cell cultures conducted by researchers at the University of New Haven found that stevia left extract was an effective antibacterial against the bacteria that causes lyme disease.
The Grant for Remaking Education through Action Together (GREAT) has been awarded to the University of New Haven for their project \"Faculty as Students: Using Makerspaces to Remake Education\".
Allen Sack, professor emeritus of sports management, authors an op-ed responding to senator Chris Murphy’s series of reports regarding the wide range of problems plaguing big-time college sports.
Ceyda Mumcu, assistant professor of sports management, and Gil Fried, chair of sports management, agree that expanding the buffer zone on the basketball court would make the sport safer for the players.
The University of New Haven has announced that its first-ever comprehensive fundraising campaign has surpassed its original goal of $100 million. Steve Kaplan, president, says that it is a momentous occasion.
The University of New Haven is outpacing expectations on a major fundraising campaign, surpassing their goal for the \"Charger Challenge\" nearly a year in advance of the 2020 goal point.
A number of residents and retired educators in Southington are asking the board of education to rename a school in honor of the late Zaya A. Oshana. Oshana spent many years as a professional educator and spent a decade supervising student teachers at the University of New Haven.
Chong Qiu, assistant professor of chemistry and chemical engineering, has been awarded a National Science Foundation Early Career Aware for his ground breaking research on aerosols in the atmosphere. He is the first University of New Haven faculty member to receive this.
Erika Nowakowski, director of youth justice initiatives at the Tow Youth Justice Institute, authors this op-ed on the recent concern over motor vehicle thefts.
Carolyn Olotegui ’19 and Jordon Harris ’21, current students of political science, were among some of the attendees who met with Mayor Toni Harp at Harp’s Free Eats & Chill event.
Thomas Koppelman, a current student, is one of three new recruits of the Greenwich Police department.
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