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In the Media: September 2019
The University of New Haven featured in the media during September 2019.
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Angela Ambers, Ph.D., associate professor, Forensic Science Department, discusses how victims remains of the '44 circus fire can be identified.
Remy Plattiers ’23 assembled an acoustical levitator that causes water droplets to levitate in mid-air as part of a project for his internship at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory.
Otoniel Reyes ’14 was sworn in as chief of the New Haven Police Department.
Karina Krul ’19 pens this article discussing recent changes made to the Endangered Species Act.
Daniel May, Vice President for Academic Affairs, will moderate the first selectman debate in Orange, CT.
Josephine Moran, Board of Governors, ’01 MS, ’19 EMBA discusses promoting diversity in the workplace as part of Authority’s 'Women Leading the Finance Industry' series.
Chris Haynes, associate professor and coordinator of political science, discusses mayoral elections throughout Connecticut.
Kevin McBride ’97 has retired after 25 years at the New London Police Department.
Randall Horton, assistant professor of English, will be one of the notable authors featured in University of Kentucky’s Visiting Writers Series.
Michael Lawlor, associate professor of criminal justice, discusses suicide prevention protocols in Connecticut prisons.
Glenn Rohrbacker ’18 will oversee digital content as the new associate editor at the Long Island Advance.
The University of New Haven’s Political Science department will be hosting a debate for West Haven mayor at Bucknell theatre.
Michael Lawlor, associate professor of criminal justice, discusses archbishop William Lori as a former state representative.
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