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In the Media: August 2019
The University of New Haven featured in the media during August 2019.
Wayne Sandford, instructor in the University’s fire science and professional studies department and former deputy commissioner of emergency management and homeland security for the state of Connecticut, discusses the implementation of the Real ID program.
Joe-Lin Tan ‘11 M.S. discusses technology used in aiding crime scene investigations.
In light of recent mass shootings, Michael Lawlor, associate professor of criminal justice, discusses the role he has played as a state legislator and as the undersecretary for criminal justice policy and planning under former Connecticut Governor Dan Malloy in shaping the state’s gun laws.
University of New Haven has been recognized by The Princeton Review for the fourth consecutive year.
Kenneth Gray, criminal justice lecturer and a retired FBI agent, discusses statements made by President Donald Trump on recent mass shootings.
Jonathan Kringen, assistant professor of criminal justice, discusses the benefits and risks of releasing body camera footage to the public.
The University of New Haven is one of the latest schools to adopt a test-optional polic
Sheron Brown ‘97 M.S. named Executive Director of Tampa Bay Healthcare Collaborative.
Tom Salimeno ’93 M.S. joins Loureiro Engineering.
Eva Sapi, professor, coordinator of cellular and molecular biology, and director of the Lyme Disease program, discusses her research and recent publication on Lyme Disease.
Melissa Carney ’11 was promoted to Sergeant and Patrol Supervisor at the Branford Police Department.
John Decarlo, associate professor of criminal justice and retired Branford police chief, discusses the importance for officers to understand cultural sensitivities.
Susan Campbell, distinguished lecturer at the University of New Haven, pens this article highlighting the work of Richard Shulman, a founder of the West Hartford-based nonprofit \"Volunteers in Psychotherapy.\"
Myron Hul ’75 MBA to serve as interim finance director of Hamden.
Nicholas Fisher ’14 discusses his journey to becoming a physician assistant after choosing to pursue a degree in fire science.
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