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Nutrition Sciences Major, Charger Blogger Gears Up for Finals
As she prepares for finals, Beatrice Glaviano ’26 discusses how she prepares for exams and offers study and self-care tips to her fellow Chargers.
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University of New Haven Community Celebrates ‘The Festival of Lights’
The University’s recent Diwali celebration brought the Charger community together for a fun and vibrant celebration of culture, featuring food, performances, and a sense of community.
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Nutrition Sciences Major Discusses Thanksgiving, Food, and Fear
Beatrice Glaviano ’26 discusses the great ways Thanksgiving can offer the chance to connect with loved ones over a meal. She also knows that a holiday with a focus on food can foster fear and anxiety, and she offers advice and support to her fellow Chargers.
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University Hosts American Criminal Justice Association Regional Conference
The conference offered students in the University’s ACJA chapter opportunities to grow as leaders as they planned and hosted the conference. They also tested their knowledge and skills while enjoying a variety of networking opportunities.
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Students Reflect on ‘Amazing’ Experience Hosting ChargerMUN
Bringing middle and high school students to the Univeristy of New Haven, Charger Model United Nations was an exciting opportunity for local students to learn about how the UN operates. It also enabled Chargers to share what they’ve enjoyed and learned from being a part of the University’s award-winning Model United Nations program.
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University Community Celebrates Legacy of Graduate Student who ‘Dreamed Big’
Priyanshu Agwal ’24 M.S., a candidate in the University’s master’s degree program in business analytics, was the victim of a hit-and-run accident in New Haven last month. Members of the Charger community gathered to remember an individual whose 'happiness was contagious.'
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SURF and Honors Program Coordinator Is a University Alum Who Comes from a Proud Charger Family
Meet Lynne Resnick ’94, ’96 M.S., a program coordinator for the Provost’s Office, whose family includes three generations of Chargers. She enjoys connecting with current students through her work with programs such as the University’s Honors program.
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University Recognizes Faculty Newly Appointed to Named Chairs and Professorships
Members of the Charger community recently celebrated three dedicated educators who are leaders in their fields and who are committed to creating engaging educational opportunities for their students.
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Charger Blogger Breaks Down Her Approach to Budgeting
Beatrice Glaviano ’26 explores the importance of budgeting – something she’s found to be critical when it comes to managing not only her money, but also her time and, even, her health.
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University’s Connecticut Institute of Technology to Host Prestigious Cybersecurity Competition
The Collegiate Penetration Testing Competition (CPTC) event will bring teams from nine institutions, as far away as Texas, to compete at the University of New Haven. They will gain exciting real-world experience, collaborating in the role of professional penetration testers.
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Fire and Explosion Investigation Graduate Program Offers Students Immersive Real-World Experience
Demand for fire investigators is heating up, and the University’s M.S. in Fire and Explosion Investigations program is preparing the next generation of professionals. The program enables students to attend live burns, learn from professionals with industry experience, and step into the role of investigator.
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Family Day Creates Charged Up Environment for Students and their Families
Family Day provides a fun way for students to reconnect with their families, experience a sense of community, and to show them all that the University of New Haven has to offer.
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University Recognizes Leadership, Achievements of Exclusive Group of Scholars
Half a dozen juniors and seniors of various majors were recently recognized as part of the University’s Hatfield Scholars program. The prestigious honor recognizes students’ service, commitment to the Charger community, and academic achievements.
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Forensic Science Major: ‘Being a First-Generation Student Means a Lot to Me’
Julia Clara Ferreira ’27 is excited to be the first member of her family to go to college. A recipient of a competitive scholarship for the children of immigrants, Ferreira hopes to make her parents, who moved to the U.S. from Brazil, proud.
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Professors Explore Scottish Ancestry on the Grounds of a Castle
As colleagues in the University’s Lee College, Daniel Maxwell, MPA and Virginia Maxwell, D. Phil, typically connect while on or near campus in Connecticut. Recently, they met across the pond in Scotland for a “once-in-a-lifetime” adventure that enabled them to explore a castle connected to their shared heritage.
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Chargers Power On Their Leadership Skills During Community-Building Conference
The University's Charger Leadership Conference was a fun and hands-on event that enabled students to learn from each other, from staff, and from two alumni who shared how their time as Chargers helped them to grow as leaders.
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Criminal Justice Professor's Work Focuses on Forgiveness
For Kevin Barnes-Ceeney, Ph.D., his research has brought him around the world and has taught him the power and importance of forgiveness. He's bringing what he's learned into the classroom and to his prestigious new role as the University's Oskar Schindler Humanities Endowed Professor.
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Professor Co-Authors One of the First Books on Animal Cruelty Investigation
Virginia Maxwell’s new book, Investigating Animal Abuse Crime Scenes: A Field Guide, provides keen insights, information and resources for animal control officers, police officers, forensic scientists, lawyers, and others in the criminal justice system.
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Students Call Barcelona Study Abroad Trip a ‘Once-in-a-Lifetime’ Experience
A dozen forensic science students spent a memorable two weeks in Spain over the summer, exploring science, investigations, and Spanish culture. Whether they were visiting a crime lab, an art museum, or interacting with locals, they say it was a remarkable opportunity to learn and grow.