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The University’s Class of 2021 is enjoying great success, with more than 97 percent of the undergraduate class and 95 percent of the graduate class employed full- or part-time, continuing their education, in active military service, or engaged in a post-graduate service opportunity.
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More than a dozen students were chosen to present their faculty-mentored research at the Northeastern Association of Forensic Scientists Annual Meeting, and several Chargers were recognized for their impactful work and dedication to the field of forensic science.
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As one of only 20 in the country to take part in a Department of Homeland Security competition, a team of University of New Haven students is creating an initiative to promote education and foster confidence in an effort to reduce the number of school shootings.
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Several recent graduates of the University’s graduate program in forensic technology, a first-of-its-kind program, reflect on how their time as Chargers prepared them to excel in their careers.
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Brian Ohler ’20, ’22 MHA has demonstrated his commitment to service through his distinguished military career and his dedication to giving back to the community. He was recently recognized for his devotion as one of the newest inductees into the Connecticut Veterans Hall of Fame.
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Francis Escolin ’22 recently became the first student at the University to receive a scholarship established by Stop & Shop that was created to support the educational advancement of aspiring nutritionists and dietitians from diverse backgrounds.
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Meet Jim Prosper, an academic success advisor in the University’s Center for Student Success, who reflects on his own educational journey, his winter hobbies, and his passion for sharing the joy of learning.
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Members of the University of New Haven community joined lawmakers and state leaders to announce the allocation of $2.7 million in funding to launch the Connecticut Campus Mental Health Program and to take part in a discussion about the importance of emotional health and well-being.
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As part of Winter Commencement, the University's newest grads listened as their classmates and keynote speaker Samuel Sorbello Jr. '22 Hon., shared their stories of hope and perseverance.
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As part of my “Public Health Law” class, I explored the discrimination many individuals face because of their hair, as well as some important legislation prohibiting such discrimination. I hope for more widespread legislation, and that Black women will no longer be asked or pressured to change their natural hair.
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For nearly a decade, Josep De Alcaraz-Fossoul, Ph.D., has been exploring cutting-edge methods to estimate the age of fingerprints at crime scenes, and he has published his work in myriad peer-reviewed articles and, recently, a book that is the first of its kind. He is helping his students conduct and publish their own impactful research in the field.
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Thomas Barvick ’22, who studied in Nashville as part of the University’s Study Away program, is a musician who has performed all over the northeast – including at the University of New Haven. He is excited to begin his career in the music industry.
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Karl Jacobson ’22 M.S. will soon graduate with his master’s degree in criminal justice. The New Haven Police Department assistant chief has shared his passion for the field with his fellow officers and with one of his fellow Chargers – his daughter Kelli Jacobson ’25, who is following in her father’s footsteps.
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“Tearing Down Walls” examines relevant and timely issues facing young people in the U.S. and Germany, endeavoring to connect and foster understanding. Episodes have already featured several Chargers, who shared their own ideas, experiences, and reflections.
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Meet several alumni of the University’s national security program who are grateful for the meaningful and exciting opportunities they have had, both in the program and since graduating.
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The four-course program enables students and professionals to explore national security in the transnational cyber realm – an area that experts say is increasingly critical to protecting public safety, our economy, and our democracy.
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As part of an “Introduction to Hospitality and Tourism Management” course, students visited Mohegan Sun, gaining firsthand insight into the industry through tours, networking, and a unique opportunity to pitch their business ideas to executives.
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As part of a service learning course, students organized a networking event that brought together local leaders and professionals in youth justice, enabling students to learn more about the field and make meaningful connections with those who share their passion for youth justice.
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The First-Generation Student Association is a new recognized student organization at the University that aims to foster community, connection, and offer support to students who are the first in their family to go to college.
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Caitlin Locke, director of undergraduate recruitment for the University, answers frequently asked questions about applying Early Decision, Early Action, and Regular Decision and explains the advantages of each program.
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The University’s Pompea College of Business recently hosted its Alvine New Venture Pitch Competition, enabling students in all of the University’s academic colleges and schools to learn how to develop and pitch their business ideas.
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CVM, an information technology company based in Branford, Conn., recently donated nearly four dozen pieces of equipment to the University of New Haven, and company leaders are excited about the opportunities the equipment will offer to train and inspire the next generation of IT professionals.
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Meet Devon Moore, co-director of the University’s Writing Across the Curriculum program, associate director of the Center for Teaching Excellence, and Writing Center coordinator, who is looking forward to enjoying a favorite Thanksgiving tradition with her family.
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Thanks to the generous support of a Pompea College of Business benefactor as well as two University of New Haven professors, 30 students will have the opportunity to take the Securities Industry Essentials exam free of charge, enabling them to differentiate themselves as they pursue careers in the field.
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Anthony J. Santella, DrPH, MCHES, an infectious disease expert and the University’s COVID-19 coordinator, reflects on the importance of World AIDS Day, which is commemorated globally every December 1 to raise awareness of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, honor lives lost, and pay tribute to people living with HIV, particularly long-term survivors.
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Malaika Matumbu ’22 and her academic adviser Kristine Horvat, Ph.D., have been selected as this year’s recipients of the Bucknall Family Undergraduate Research or Experiential Learning Award and the William L. Bucknall Excellence in Teaching Award, respectively.
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I am grateful for the many wonderful experiences I have had as a Charger, including the relationships I have developed with my classmates, faculty, and staff, and my experience as a student has helped me understand the value of philanthropy.
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Led by Mehdi Mekni, Ph.D., an avid gamer with a personal and professional interest and background in game design and development, the new concentration brings together students of diverse majors, enabling them to collaborate to create their own video game.
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The recent flight from Tweed New Haven Airport to Florida was an exciting and unique opportunity for three business management majors and their professor, thanks to the support of a generous alumnus.
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The generous donation of a new server from Dell Technologies is enhancing students’ and faculty members’ ability to train and test machine learning models while offering new and exciting data science research opportunities.
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Richard Lewis, a veteran British esports journalist, livestream commentator, podcaster, and editor-at-large for an award-winning esports and gaming website, is looking forward to inspiring the next generation of esports professionals at the University of New Haven.
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Kamal Upadhyaya, Ph.D., and Subroto Roy, Ph.D., economics and marketing professors, respectively, in the University’s Pompea College of Business, are excited to serve as co-editors for American Business Review, a highly respected business journal with a global audience.
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The University of New Haven’s MUN team earned the top team recognition, as well as Outstanding Delegate and Outstanding Position Paper awards at the National Model United Nations conference in Washington, D.C. The experience also enabled students to network and build their confidence.
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As part of its commemoration of First-Generation Celebration Day, the University of New Haven held an event to foster support and cultivate a sense of belonging for students who are the first in their family to go to college.
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As part of the University’s Health Equity and Advocacy Fellowship, nearly a dozen students traveled to Washington, D.C., to meet with Connecticut lawmakers to push for proposed legislation that, they hope, will make have a meaningful impact on public health.
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The inaugural cohort of the University’s forensic genetic genealogy certificate program helped give a name to a woman who had been unidentified since 2017.
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Since opening its doors, the Myatt Center for Diversity and Inclusion has continued to foster diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging on campus while expanding the services and programming it offers to Chargers.
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Although my family is thousands of miles away, I was grateful to celebrate Diwali, known as the “Festival of Lights,” with my fellow Chargers. It was a fun way to mark the start of the Hindu New Year together while enjoying music and dance performances.
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When Jonathan Di Filippo ’21 began working for Madison Square Garden, which his former professor calls the ‘Mecca of Sports Entertainment,’ earlier this fall, his new supervisor was a familiar face: fellow sport management alum Heather Brereton ’16.
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Kendell Coker, Ph.D., J.D., will soon begin a five-year term as co-editor of the American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, a peer-reviewed journal that focuses on social justice and behavioral health. It is the very journal that inspired him as a young scholar.
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A musical featuring songs by The Go-Go’s, Head Over Heels is based on a 16th century pastoral romance by Sir Philip Sidney. The curtain comes up for the first time in 18 months Wednesday through Saturday, November 10 to 13, at 7:30 p.m. in Bucknall Theater in Dodds Hall.
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Manuel Cortes-Jimenez ’22 is the first member of his family to go to college. An active member of the University community, he aspires to become an immigration lawyer.
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Carrie Robinson, M.S., a first-generation college student, is passionate about fostering diversity, equity, and inclusion at the University. She is excited to celebrate the five-year anniversary of the Myatt Center this month and to continuing its mission of ensuring that all students feel supported and a sense of belonging.
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Hao Sun, Ph.D., who recently launched a research lab at the University of New Haven, has been recognized by the Polymeric Materials: Science & Engineering division of the American Chemical Society, alongside faculty from institutions such as MIT and Harvard.
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As an intern at Beth Krupa Interiors, I discovered a valuable support system, as well a passion for being part of a small business. I now hope to one day own a small business of my own.
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Angeli Gianchandani, M.A., was inspired by her own experiences in the workplace to create Mobility Girl, a community that fosters mentorship opportunities and enables women – including many of her students at the University – to develop as leaders.
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Anna DiNino ’23 is fascinated by true crime, including investigations, mysteries, and conspiracies. She launched “Crime Bistro” to explore a variety of real-life cases, to share her passion, and to foster a community with those who share her interest.
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The University’s national security major was one of the first such academic programs developed after the 9/11 terrorist attacks. It is at the forefront of preparing students to apply their skills and experiences in the public or private sectors.
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Robert Fried ’01, ’02 M.S. is grateful for the many meaningful experiences he had at the University of New Haven, and for the exciting career he’s had since graduating. Now he and his employer, Sandline Discovery, are helping to create similarly transformative opportunities for current students.
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The University of New Haven’s Center for Advanced Policing, led by retired New Haven Police Department lieutenant Lisa Dadio, M.S., M.S.W., is at the forefront of offering programs that bring police officers close together, while building relationships between departments and the communities they serve.
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The University’s Executive MBA program, the first such program established in Connecticut more than 45 years ago, offers students a variety of meaningful opportunities to learn from and collaborate with each other, building meaningful relationships and developing as leaders.
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My experience as a volunteer filming the FOX61 Teacher’s Workshop, held recently at the University of New Haven, enabled me to learn from professionals while building my skills.
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Meet Ian Shick, assistant director of LGBTQ+ resources for the University’s Myatt Center for Diversity and Inclusion, who enjoys exploring their new home in Connecticut and is excited to bring their knowledge and experience of LGBTQ+ support and education to Charger Nation.
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As the inaugural holder of the University’s Stewart Professorship in Criminal Justice and Community Policing, Lorenzo Boyd, Ph.D., is excited to continue to make a meaningful impact on his students, communities, and law enforcement professionals.
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The interdisciplinary event enabled more than 160 students to immerse themselves in research, problem solving, and collaboration as they worked to propose solutions to real-world challenges and pitched their ideas to the University community.
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Vanessa Estimé ’14 is excited to be serving as assistant director for the Yale Prison Education Initiative (YPEI) at Dwight Hall at Yale. Through the support of The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the University of New Haven is collaborating with YPEI to create a degree-granting program for incarcerated students in Connecticut, and Estimé is looking forward to helping to lead this important work.
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As part of its many green initiatives, the University is committed to composting, and it is now using food scraps to feed crayfish that are used in research.
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For more than 20 years, the University’s President’s Public Service Fellowship has enabled students to serve the Greater New Haven community while developing their leadership skills. Several of this summer’s fellows reflect on their experiences in the program and how it impacted them.
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Dedicated to creating meaningful opportunities for student growth, networking, and support, the Women’s Leadership Council is looking forward to supporting new experiences through the organization’s recently established philanthropy fund.
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Led by the University’s dedicated and experienced School of Health Sciences faculty, the innovative program focuses on educational and healthcare leadership and preparing graduates for in-demand careers in a variety of healthcare settings.
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As part of the innovative program, a dozen police officers from Greater Hartford learned how to cultivate strong relationships in the communities they serve, while balancing public safety demands with the best interests of youth and diverse communities.
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Charger families visited their students as part of Family Day, the largest one-day event the University has hosted on campus since the start of the pandemic. It enabled students and their families to safely reconnect while exploring everything the University has to offer.
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Justine Bernard ’23 died this spring from injuries she sustained in a shooting in Atlanta. The University community came together on what would have been her 20th birthday to celebrate a person her friends described as “outgoing, funny, hardworking.”
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As part of Summer Studio: Discovering Graphic Design, two graphic design majors served as mentors for local high school students, teaching them about the field and helping them develop their art, while also growing as artists themselves.
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The University’s Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) program has enabled a dozen students from diverse majors to collaborate with faculty mentors while gaining meaningful hands-on research experience.
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As an artist and a student of engineering, Eric Dillner ’25 draws inspiration from his curiosity about how the world works. His photography is now part of an exhibition in the Bronx, and he hopes his work inspires others to rethink how they see everyday objects.
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Dhaani Dhaani ’23 MPH and Mabintou Darboe ’22 MPH are passionate about advocating for public health, healthcare equity, and care accessibility. They have earned scholarships from the Society of Public Health Education that will enable them to continue building their advocacy skills.
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My internship at DEANE Inc., a high-end custom kitchen and bath design firm, enabled me to apply what I have learned as an interior design student at the University of New Haven in a real-world setting, while clarifying my career goals.
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The University’s student-run newspaper, The Charger Bulletin, captured a first place honor in the American Scholastic Press Association’s scholastic newspaper awards, which recognized the dedication of students who tirelessly covered University news throughout the pandemic.
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Meet Linda Copney-Okeke ’91, ’94,’02 M.A., director of the University’s Accessibility Resources Center, who cherishes time with her family and who, coincidentally, first met her husband of more than 30 years in a business law class at the University of New Haven.
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As part of Hispanic Heritage month, I am excited to celebrate my Salvadorian culture with the University community and to help provide my fellow students new opportunities to show their pride in their cultural background.
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Nicholas Demichele ’22 analyzed the social media accounts of the world’s top athletes and their ability to reach and connect with their fans. What he found could impact everything from sponsorships to what athletes post on their Instagram accounts.
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The University of New Haven’s Liberty Initiative enables students to engage in important and timely real-world research and consulting projects while networking with leading professionals, businesses, and think tanks.
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When Rachel Buck ’19 registered to be a bone marrow donor at an event at the University of New Haven, she never thought she would end up helping to save the life of a child with cancer. But that’s exactly what she did – and she recently met the boy, who has recovered, and his family.
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Robert Sanders, LP.D., J.D., LLM, was at work in the Pentagon when the building was attacked on September 11, 2001. Today, he oversees the University of New Haven’s national security program, which was one of the first such academic programs developed following the 9/11 attacks.
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As the nation marks 20 years since the devastating attacks on September 11, Max Giaccone ’14 shares how his journey of grief and growth has evolved since losing his father in New York City on that day in 2001.
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Sandy Durosier ’16 M.S. started medical school earlier this summer. She looks forward to being able to help her patients heal, just like the physicians who helped a member of her own family.
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The University’s Health Professions Summer Academy offered a wide variety of fun, engaging, and hands-on opportunities for participants to learn about and experience a variety of potential career paths.
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David Schroeder, Ph.D., was living in New York City when the World Trade Center was attacked on September 11, 2001. Twenty years later, he reflects on his own experience that day and in the years that followed, as well as on how it shaped him as a professional, as an educator, and as a person.
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I have enjoyed the opportunity to help organize WestFest, an annual festival that celebrates the close relationship between the University of New Haven and the West Haven community. Although the festival was canceled last year because of the pandemic, I am looking forward to a fun and successful event this year that will safely bring the community together.
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As a member of the University’s Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship program and a 2021 McHale Fellow, I am conducting theoretical research on how the shape of the universe can explain dark matter and dark energy. The findings of this research may have further implications in the future survey of the universe, informing us of what to expect at the edge of the observable cosmos.
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A year after beginning my role as the University’s assistant provost for diversity, equity, and inclusion, I reflect on everything the University community has done over the past year, and I look forward to everything we are sure to accomplish during the upcoming academic year.
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My internship at SafeAbroad this summer helped me broaden my career possibilities within the field of criminal justice while enabling me to deepen my critical thinking skills, organizational skills, and my belief in myself.
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The Administrative Staff Council’s Employee Excellence Awards and Bartels Employee Recognition Awards honored several staff members for their commitment to the University’s mission and to our students.
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Joseph Smolinski, M.F.A., whose recent recognitions include an Artist-In-Residence award at the Yale University Art Gallery, looks forward to continuing to use his art to explore technology and humans’ impact on the environment.
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A dark period of his life inspired Randall Horton, Ph.D., when he wrote {#289-128}: Poems. It has now received the same honor that has been awarded to such renowned writers such as Toni Morrison.
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As a student and journalist in the Baltic region of the USSR in the early 1990s, I witnessed firsthand the fear and turmoil that overtook the area. I recently reflected on that time during a special event in Connecticut that brought together locals with ties to the Baltics to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the restoration of independence in that region.
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The storm hit just days after students returned to campus for the Fall 2021 semester, and many families charged through Henri together, welcoming students into their homes with open arms.
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Members of the University’s Tow Youth Justice Institute are at the forefront of a discussion among Connecticut lawmakers and advocates who are seeking data-driven solutions to prevent car thefts and youth crime.
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Recognizing the far-reaching impact the pandemic had on the sophomore class’s first year as Chargers, the University planned a special welcome back to campus to ensure they are charged up to connect with their classmates and that they are able to experience everything the University has to offer throughout the upcoming academic year.
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The University’s innovative graduate program in marine policy and management will prepare graduates for a wide variety of careers that are in demand – especially those aimed at addressing amid climate change.
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The University’s GenCyber Agent Academy enabled high school students to gain hands-on experience in such topics as Python and ethical hacking, while learning from experts in the field of cybersecurity.
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My internship with the Arthritis Foundation helped me to better understand nonprofit management and structure, which will be beneficial to me both in the classroom and in my career.
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During the rest of the week and throughout the weekend, the University’s newest Chargers will take part in special programming as part of “Charge In,” leading up to the first day of classes next week.
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My internship this summer has given me an opportunity to play an integral role in a local business’s rebranding, while enabling me to explore new areas in the field of communication.
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Serving as co-coordinator for the University’s Model United Nations Summer Academy was a rewarding experience that enabled me to share my passion for Model United Nations with high school students.
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Meet Jen Fallon, head coach of the Chargers women’s lacrosse team, who is a former Inside Lacrosse Division II National Coach of the Year and is a fan of Connecticut’s pizza and the New York Yankees.
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Project IRONCLAD, a National Security Agency- and Department of Defense-funded program, offers members of the Connecticut National Guard a unique hands-on opportunity to develop the critical skills that will enable them to respond to cyberattacks.
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As part of the University’s annual Crime Scene Investigation Academy, high school students from across the country gained hands-on experience while learning how the field differs from what they might have seen on television.
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My virtual internship as a senior editor with NYC Tastemakers, which covers events, news, and gossip, has enabled me to gain valuable experience working remotely, while strengthening my journalism and critical thinking skills.
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Meet some of the students who are serving as orientation coordinators and orientation and transition leaders. They are committed to ensuring the newest Chargers have a seamless transition to college life and feel at home in the University community.
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For the second year in a row, the University of New Haven is the only school in Connecticut to be recognized by the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society for its dedication to supporting transfer students.
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Four members of the University’s School of Health Sciences have co-authored a journal article in which they look back on how the University navigated the pandemic, what they learned, and what other educators should take from the experience.
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As a member of the University’s Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship program, I am conducting important research on variants of COVID-19, and I hope our work will help researchers understand how these variants could impact the pandemic.
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As one of the editors of the University’s recent West Haven Virtual Town Hall, I learned how critical teamwork is to ensuring that events like this run smoothly. I look forward to hosting the next such event in September.
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My experience at the University has taught me the importance of networking – and it led to my internship at the John B. Pierce Laboratory this summer. My work in the lab has enabled me to explore a new area of research while developing my communication skills and my confidence.
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Patrick Rivers, Ph.D., an ethnomusicologist and coordinator of the University’s music industry program, has been lauded by his students and colleagues for his dedication to innovative and engaging teaching. He is the sixth recipient of the University’s Bucknall Excellence in Teaching Award, which annually recognizes an exceptional faculty member.
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Thanks to the dedication and game-changing work of Angie Ambers, Ph.D., Lydell Grant, who spent nearly a decade in prison for a murder he did not commit, has been freed and formally exonerated. Dr. Ambers believes the DNA technology that set him free could help exonerate others who have been wrongly convicted of crimes.
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Meet Steve Macchiarolo, director of graduate and international student life, who has enjoyed spending some time this summer relaxing with his family to recharge in advance of an academic year that promises to be full of connecting with and inspiring confidence in University of New Haven students.
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This summer, several University of New Haven professors are conducting research that aims to help scientists and the public better understand the human impact on the local environment. Their work, which has received support from the Quinnipiac River Fund, is also creating exciting learning opportunities for students.
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As a first-generation student and founding president of the University’s Muslim Student Association, I am passionate about ensuring all students feel a sense of belonging at the University. I am looking forward to working with the organization to host more events for my classmates during the upcoming academic year that will foster diversity and inclusion.
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Advocating for the health of others has been central to Anthony J. Santella’s 20-year career in public health. He will apply that experience and expertise to oversee the ongoing response to mitigating the impact of COVID-19 on the University community.
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My time as a student at the University has prepared me for my remote internship with SafeAbroad this summer. The experience is enabling me to help keep others safe as I build the skills I will need to excel in a professional environment.
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Learn more about some of the fascinating research projects students are conducting in collaboration with their faculty mentors as part of the University’s innovative Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship program.
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The University of New Haven’s new Technology|Innovation|Experience|Discovery (TIED) program enables high school students to explore careers in high-demand fields in technology, while earning college credits and learning from industry leaders.
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Beginning this fall, the University of New Haven will offer a bachelor’s degree in actuarial science, a degree combining mathematics, business, statistics, and finance. Actuaries are especially sought after among insurance companies, and the University’s proximity to the “insurance capital of the world” will offer students a variety of internship and employment opportunities.
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Olena Lennon, Ph.D., an adjunct professor of political science at the University of New Haven, reflects on her trip to Armenia in June as part of an Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) Election Observation Mission to observe early parliamentary elections. She discusses her role in the mission, visiting Armenia, and what she learned, as well as how she plans to draw on her experience in the classroom.
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Meet Lisa Dadio ’87, ’88, ’92 M.S., director of the University of New Haven’s Center for Advanced Policing, a senior lecturer, and a former New Haven Police Department lieutenant, who is now helping to train the next generation of law enforcement professionals.
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As the first member of his family to earn a college degree, Alvin Tran, Sc.D., MPH, went on to earn his doctorate from Harvard University. As a professor and advocate for diversity, inclusion, and equity, Dr. Tran endeavors to support and inspire current University of New Haven students, many of whom are also first-generation students.
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As a member of the University of New Haven’s Bergami Summer Internship Program, I am looking forward to the opportunities I will have this summer to explore my newfound passions for environmental and biological sciences.
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The culminating event of the University’s Business and Entrepreneurship course, the Pompea Business Plan EXPO and Competition enables students across all majors to create business plans that explore real-world problems and pitch their ideas to a panel of business executives and experts.
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A recent Connecticut Conference of Independent Colleges report detailed the far-reaching impact that the University has on the local economy and the important opportunities – including thousands of jobs – it creates for the region.
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The University of New Haven’s Tow Youth Justice Institute is working to reimagine and reform juvenile justice in Connecticut, leading the push for legislative change, helping to train police officers, and conducting groundbreaking research on ensuring equity and opportunity for youth who have been involved with the juvenile justice system.
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Cassandra Napoli ’24 concluded her first year as a Charger by serving as lead moderator for a virtual town hall that enabled West Haven residents to engage with the Mayor’s Office.
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As a member of the University of New Haven’s Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (JEDI) student ambassador program, I am helping to foster an environment at the University in which all Chargers feel safe and heard. I plan to continue this important work in my career.
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Virginia Maxwell, D.Phil., is a leader in the field of investigating animal cruelty, and she has developed a new online graduate certificate that is among the only such programs in the country.
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The Pompea EntreprenHER program provided a platform for entrepreneurs to network, gain brand exposure, and develop their presentation skills while sharing their passion and creativity.
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The University’s Black Alumni Network endeavors to foster a supportive community and opportunities such as professional development and community service for alumni as well as current students.
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I am grateful for the many wonderful opportunities I had to connect with my fellow Chargers and to explore my passions at the University of New Haven. I wanted to share my experiences at the University with my fellow graduates while encouraging them to remain resilient while pursuing their dreams.
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As part of the University of New Haven’s first Youth and Public Health Conference, high school students from across Connecticut learned about career paths in health sciences as well as what to expect when applying to and, ultimately, attending college.
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As a first-generation international student, I am grateful for the amazing hands-on opportunities I had as part of the University of New Haven’s graduate program in computer science. I am well prepared for my new internship with Tesla in Palo Alto, California.
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Honoring graduating members of the University’s LGBTQ+ community and celebrating their accomplishments as Chargers, the University’s first Lavender Graduation marked the start of a new tradition.
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Meet several exceptional new alumni of the University of New Haven’s Pompea College of Business who accepted their degrees as part of the University’s Spring Commencement.
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As part of the University of New Haven’s afternoon Spring Commencement ceremony, Clarissa Lopez ’21 M.S. and Nyhsere Woodson ’21 addressed their fellow graduates and encouraged them continue to apply what they have learned at the University in every aspect of their lives.
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As part of the University of New Haven’s morning Spring Commencement ceremony, Angelo Prevosto ’21 and Jeanny Francois ’17, ’21 MHA discussed the lessons they have learned, including the importance of resilience and of overcoming regret.
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The University community recently celebrated the achievements of graduating students of color, multicultural students, and underrepresented students and welcomed them to the University’s alumni network.
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Lauren J. Kempton, Ed.D., a practitioner in residence in the University’s Department of Psychology and Sociology, reflects on what she has learned from the University’s senior class.
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Meet some of the exceptional members of the School of Health Sciences’ Class of 2021 who are looking forward to continuing their education after graduation.
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Members of the University of New Haven’s TEDx Club recently hosted TEDxUNewHaven, the University’s first event officially licensed by TED, featuring student speakers, thought-provoking conversations, and networking opportunities.
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Dr. Yohuru Williams, founding director of the Racial Justice Initiative at the University of St. Thomas in Minnesota, and David Schroeder, Ph.D., acting dean of the University of New Haven’s Henry C. Lee College, recently engaged the community in a poignant discussion about combatting racism, reforming policing, and reimagining society.
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Some of the most accomplished members of the Class of 2021 from the University’s Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice and Forensic Sciences reflect on their time as Chargers as they prepare for the next chapter.
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Meet Paige Bartels, LCSW, interim director of the University’s Counseling and Psychological Services, who is looking forward to spending time at the beach this summer and who is intrigued by the castles in Ireland.
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Members of the University’s Cyber Operative REsearch Scholars (CORES) program recently shared their innovative work with the University community, the public, and leaders in the field of cybersecurity.
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Roger Grimes, a data-driven defense evangelist and security consultant for KnowBe4, Inc., recently shared his advice with the next generation of cybersecurity professionals as part of the University’s Connecticut Institute of Technology’s Cyber Legends Series.
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The Capstone Design Expo is an opportunity for our students to showcase the results from their capstone design course. Student teams work to create a specific design solution for a "customer's" real and unique need. Design and design education are, by their nature, experiential and collaborative, and our design team sponsors are our key collaborators. As a result of this collaboration, students bring energy and new ideas to meet the design need.
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Each year, the Tagliatela College of Engineering recognizes the achievements of its students at an award ceremony. This year's awards were presented to student recipients at a virtual award ceremony on Wednesday, May 5, 2021. Congratulations to all of this year's award recipients!
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Kristine Horvat, Ph.D., the first member of her family to pursue a career in the STEM fields of science, technology, engineering, and math, helped organize an event to share her passion for STEM with young women.
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This year, Founder's Day was particularly meaningful, as it was a fun and engaging way for the University community to safely come together to commemorate the University’s 101st birthday, as well as celebrate our resilience and Charger pride.
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Michelle Alexander, a civil rights lawyer, advocate, and author of an award-winning book that inspired a national conversation about mass incarceration, spoke to the University community following the verdict in the Derek Chauvin trial, encouraging students to be courageous.
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Meet three members of the University’s Class of 2021 who will be earn their psychology degrees as part of Spring Commencement. They are looking forward to continuing their education after graduation.
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The "UNCommon Course", which was piloted last fall, has already offered its first cohort of students a meaningful way to explore some of the most critical issues facing the world while enabling them to reflect on their own experiences and biases.
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Having been as successful as any institution in mitigating the impact of the virus and continuing to provide meaningful educational experiences in and out of the classroom, the University of New Haven is looking forward to the start of the 2021-22 academic year when the hope and expectation is the impact of the pandemic will be significantly reduced.
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Jamaal Bowman '99, Ed.D., is passionate about education and fostering opportunities for students and communities of color. That’s been his mission as an educator, including as the founder of a school, and, now, as a member of the U.S. House of Representatives.
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The coronavirus pandemic has been particularly hard on the music industry, since music venues have not been able to hold in-person concerts in more than a year. Students taking an innovative course at the University of New Haven are planning a virtual concert to help support these venues.
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Arely Parra López ’21 will soon become the first member of her family to earn a college degree, and she will be awarded two bachelor’s degrees at the University’s Spring Commencement. She is already looking forward to continuing her education.
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As a member of the University’s varsity esports program and its Overwatch team, I have had the opportunity to build my skills and pursue my passion for esports in a state-of-the-art facility, while learning from faculty members who have helped my teammates and me to excel.
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As part of the University of New Haven’s annual Holocaust Remembrance, the University community came together to honor the millions of individuals who were murdered during the Holocaust, while also learning about the importance of ethical behavior, as well as hope and vigilance.
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As part of the University’s celebration of Women’s History Month, members of the University’s military community and their partners came together to share their experiences and wisdom, and to reflect on how they have grown as leaders.
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Meet Saige Batza ’25, an incoming psychology major, who is looking forward to meeting her fellow Chargers and to getting involved in the University’s performing arts community.
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Shelley Stewart Jr. ’90 EMBA, ’16 Hon. was the first member of his family to go to college, and he went on to become a leading expert in supply chain management. He recently shared his experiences and wisdom with the University community.
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Meet Richard Benson, a University of New Haven police officer and a 20-year veteran of the New Haven Police Department who has long looked up to his father, a retired New Haven firefighter.
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As part of an innovative capstone project, hospitality and tourism management students worked together to learn about and promote Black history and innovation while exploring new ways to attract tourists to Connecticut when it is safe to travel.
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Gregory Coleman, the retired FBI agent who brought down the "Wolf of Wall Street," is one of several experts to "visit" the University of New Haven community virtually this semester, offering their insights and expertise to students. Other speakers include a former Mafia Capo and one of the most successful undercover agents in FBI history.
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A host of faculty members in the University of New Haven’s School of Health Sciences have shared their expertise, advice, and insights with media outlets around the world, helping to educate the public about COVID-19.
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The University of New Haven’s Dining Services and Havenly Treats, a New Haven-based nonprofit, are working together to champion the hiring of refugee and immigrant women for quality jobs that foster growth, innovation, and equity.
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Beginning this fall, the University of New Haven will offer a bachelor’s degree in actuarial science, a degree combining mathematics, business, statistics, and finance. Actuaries are especially sought after among insurance companies, and the University’s proximity to the “insurance capital of the world” will offer students a variety of internship and employment opportunities.
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The University of New Haven’s National Model United Nations team recently competed in the virtual New York Model United Nations conference, winning several awards while building valuable skills and confidence.
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Pursuing my Master of Healthcare Administration program has enabled me to experience working at Yale New Haven Hospital with my classmates while learning from them. I am excited to continue to pursue exciting new opportunities in healthcare after earning my degree.
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As part of its celebration of Black History Month, the University welcomed two leaders in the cybersecurity field to its Cyber Legends web series to discuss the importance of promoting diversity and encouraging individuals from underrepresented groups to pursue careers in the field.
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In response to recent acts of violence and discrimination targeting members of the AAPI community across the country, members of the University community came together to offer support and foster a dialogue that promotes education, inclusion, and healing.
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Samantha Zajac '21 MHA, who will be recognized as part of the University’s Spring Commencement ceremony, is beginning her new role as the University’s campus dietitian, and she is looking forward to helping enrich and expand the University’s dining program.
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In honor of Women’s History Month, Martina Ibrahim ’21 organized a panel discussion to bring together prominent women in the local law enforcement community and her fellow Chargers for a virtual discussion about women’s roles and their experiences in policing.
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For Eric Anderson ’15, his career as a professional basketball player has been a slam dunk, bringing him to half a dozen countries, including, most recently, to Portugal. He is grateful for his time as a Charger when he honed his skills on the basketball court, got out of his comfort zone, and met his fiancée.
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The University of New Haven’s Mayor’s Advisory Commission and West Haven Mayor Nancy Rossi are organizing a virtual town hall meeting on Monday, April 12. I encourage all members of the University and West Haven communities to attend, as it offers a great opportunity to get involved and to build a sense of community.
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The University of New Haven captured second place in the virtual Northeast Regional Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition, and the team now has the opportunity to advance in the next round of the competition.
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As part of a recent virtual discussion hosted by the Military Cyber Professionals Association, Ibrahim Baggili, Ph.D., discussed the important work he and his students are doing at the University of New Haven, as well as the innovative ways he has fostered inclusion and hands-on education.
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Meet two recent graduates of the University’s paramedicine program who are looking forward to continuing their education and pursuing careers in medicine.
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John Jacko ’88 MBA has taken on new roles and increased leadership responsibilities throughout his distinguished career. He recently spoke to the University community virtually to share what he has learned and to inspire students to grow as leaders.
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For Ashlyn Mercier ’23, ’24 M.S. and April Mauceri ’24, ’25 M.S., being involved with the Miss America Organization has offered important learning opportunities and enabled them to make a meaningful impact on their communities. They are now looking forward to competing for the Miss Connecticut and Miss New Hampshire crowns, respectively.
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As a first-year student at the University of New Haven, I am grateful for the many opportunities I have had to explore my passions and to find a sense of belonging in Charger Nation.
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Khaaliq Crowder ’21, who completed his degree last fall, enjoyed the many opportunities he had as a Charger to explore his interests, immerse himself in the field of communication, and connect with his fellow Chargers. After completing several internships and having his work published by a variety of media outlets, he has earned a position with Snapchat.
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"Crime Waves with Declan Hill" is a new podcast featuring interviews with individuals at the heart of some of the biggest investigations across the world. Guests have included many of the University’s talented faculty members who’ve shared their stories and discussed the impact they have had on a wide range of high-profile cases.
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Jeff Brown, an IT risk and information security expert with more than two decades of experience in the field, recently visited campus virtually as part of the University’s Connecticut Institute of Technology’s Cyber Legends web series.
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Students who took an innovative "Model G20" course with Chris Haynes, Ph.D., recently participated in American University’s Model G20 Summit, capturing second place in the virtual competition and developing important skills and confidence.
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The Women in Business Club is one of the University’s newest recognized student organizations, and it is already offering students important educational and networking opportunities, regardless of their major or gender identity.
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The University of New Haven’s newest building, the Bergami Center for Science, Technology, and Innovation, has earned a Gold Certification from the U.S. Green Building Council, recognizing the University’s ongoing commitment to sustainability.
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After moving recently from California to West Haven to pursue my master’s degree in esports business at the University of New Haven, I am enjoying everything about my experience at the University, particularly the opportunity to mentor students as an assistant coach of the University’s varsity Valorant esports team.
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The University’s Pompea College of Business has launched a new “Near Peer” mentorship program that aims to foster mentor/mentee relationships among students and encourages them to develop leadership and networking skills.
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Helena Cole is the director of the University’s Center for Academic Success and Advising and its Center for Student Success, who is pursuing her doctorate and who has been reconnecting with her family virtually during the coronavirus global pandemic.
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The University’s new Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (JEDI) student ambassadors program enables students to serve as advocates for their fellow Chargers and to play a critical role in enhancing the University, impacting everything from student programming to course curricula.
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Jennifer (Hopkins) Biryukov ’06, ’08 M.S. is conducting critical research at one of the primary government labs working with SARS-CoV-2, and her recent work exploring the impact of high temperatures on the virus was published in a leading academic journal.
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Steven Atilho ’22 is grateful for the many opportunities he has had as a computer science major, particularly the chance to attend a recent talk that enabled him to connect with leaders in the fields of cybersecurity and finance – including a successful first-generation alum.
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As part of a new program created by the University’s Center for Teaching Excellence, four of the University’s most innovative and dedicated educators will develop resources and programming for their peers over the next year that will offer support in areas such as student engagement, teaching technology, and fostering diversity and inclusion.
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As a candidate in the University of New Haven’s graduate program in forensic science, I have found meaningful ways to get involved with the University community and connect with my fellow Chargers, despite the challenges of a long commute and the impact of the coronavirus global pandemic.
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Olivia Walton ’21 M.S. is dedicated to sharing her passion for environmental science, and she has focused her research on promoting environmental education and conservation among kids at a primary school in the Bahamas. She has now been recognized by a leading educational organization for her commitment to promoting environmental education.
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The University’s Pompea College of Business offers innovative STEM programs that instill in-demand skills in all students and provide international students the opportunity to pursue optional practical training (OPT) in the United States after completing their degrees.
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Amber Marrero ’21, a recent graduate of the University’s cybersecurity and networks program, was the first member of her family to go to college. She is grateful for the many gratifying opportunities she had in the classroom and while connecting with her fellow students and her professors.
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Robert L. Dilenschneider ’12 Hon. has decades of experience in the field of public relations, and he recently visited the University virtually to discuss the importance of effective communication, particularly during the coronavirus global pandemic.
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As part of a “Public Health and Law” class, guest speakers such as Connecticut’s governor and attorney general have shared their stories, experiences, and wisdom with students, inspiring the next generation of public health leaders.
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As a film intern in the University’s Office of Advancement, I have honed my video production skills while connecting with my fellow Chargers and learning from women who have inspired, encouraged, and mentored me.
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University faculty in national security, criminal justice, and political science have conducted hundreds of media interviews over the past few months, sharing their expertise and insight on everything from immigration to the inauguration with media outlets from around the world.
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Danielle Cooper, Ph.D., is a dedicated professor, mentor, and researcher. Her passion for promoting equity is making a lasting impact in the field of youth justice and in her efforts to enhance and enrich the University’s culture.
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As part of the University’s celebration of Black History Month, my classmates and I organized an event that brought together four of the University’s distinguished Black professors. I’m glad it offered the University community an important opportunity to hear their voices.
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Finance major Nyhsere Woodson ’21 and his professors discuss the recent GameStop controversy and weigh in on why it matters and what it means moving forward.
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Summer McGee, Ph.D., and Ronald Quagliani ’93, ’05 M.S., ’14 M.S., have worked tirelessly to keep the University community – and beyond – safe throughout the coronavirus global pandemic. The University’s Lee College has honored them for their exemplary public service.
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Ethan McGee ’19 says his time at the University of New Haven prepared him for his position as a user experience designer at Dillard’s, which he loves, and laid the foundation for the publication of his economics capstone research project.
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The University of New Haven’s Mayor’s Advisory Commission and West Haven Mayor Nancy Rossi will host a virtual town hall on Wednesday, March 3, enabling city residents and Chargers to connect with each other and city leaders.
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Josephine Moran ’01 M.S., ’19 EMBA is devoted to creating mentorship and empowerment opportunities for students and is co-founder of the University’s Women’s Leadership Council. She has been recognized by a trade publication for her efforts to support and inspire women.
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Anyssa Poirier ’21 has excelled as a mechanical engineering student at the University of New Haven and as an ROTC cadet. Her hard work and success have been recognized by U.S. Army Cadet Command, which has ranked her fourth in the country out of thousands of senior cadets nationwide.
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Hannah Fitzgerald ’25, who will begin her studies at the University of New Haven in August, is excited to get to know her fellow Chargers and to join the University’s Women in Cybersecurity Chapter.
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As part of the Cyber Operative REsearch Scholars (CORES) program, a dozen students are taking part in technical and cutting-edge cybersecurity research, positioning them for cybersecurity government positions and being published in scholarly journals.
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While celebrating Black History Month has always been important to me, how I celebrate it has changed. I consider it a time to celebrate the achievements, talents, and resilience of the Black community.
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As part of its celebration of Black History Month, the University welcomed two leaders in the cybersecurity field to its Cyber Legends web series to discuss the importance of promoting diversity and encouraging individuals from underrepresented groups to pursue careers in the field.
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Bringing 20 years’ experience and a vast network of contacts in the field, Mark Tavern is creating innovative, exciting, and meaningful courses and hands-on experiences for music industry majors.
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A recent Suicide Prevention Policy Summit brought together University of New Haven faculty, staff, and students, as well as lawmakers and members of the local community, to discuss what has become a serious public health issue across the country.
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As a communication major, I am grateful to have had many meaningful experiences working with professors with industry experience and to use professional studio equipment to produce television productions, such as a game show, with my classmates.
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Kiarra Richardson ’21 and Gabriel Galeotos ’22 are conducting cutting-edge research that explores medicine and space travel, and their work is being supported by a program funded as part of NASA Education.
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Kyle Longo ’21 says the passion of one of his economics professors has inspired him to pursue a doctorate in the field so he can have the same impact on future generations of students.
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Ayana Duncanson ’13, ’15 MBA read “Sports Business Journal” frequently when she was a student at the University of New Haven, and now she has been recognized by the very publication that inspired her career path.
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Grace Robinson ’21, ’22 M.S. hopes her work will foster more understanding of the spread of COVID-19 and encourage further research. After completing her bachelor’s degree this winter, she is now continuing her education at the University, pursuing her master’s degree in cellular and molecular biology.
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The University’s collaboration with FactSet, a global financial data and technology company headquartered in Norwalk, Connecticut, and the support of the company’s Black Business Resource Group have already created meaningful and exciting opportunities for students.
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As part of the Bartels Lecture Series, the University’s most distinguished guest speaker series, Claude Ann Mellins, Ph.D., and Lourival Baptista, M.D., of Columbia University discussed the impact the coronavirus global pandemic has had on mental health and stressed the importance of self-care.
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Meet Zanaiya Léon ’18, ’20 MBA, senior coordinator for leadership, diversity, and inclusion for the University of New Haven’s Myatt Center for Diversity and Inclusion, as she reflects on what inspired her in 2020 and her plans for the next decade.
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As a student at the University of New Haven, Nathan Ward ’15, ’17 M.S. studied criminal justice while sharing his passion for music with the University community. Now a law enforcement professional, he still enjoys writing and playing music on a hard day’s night.
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David A Rodriguez ’22 recently captured first place in a program that recognized his talent for and dedication to illustration. He is continuing to explore new ways to tell stories through his art – including work on an upcoming children’s book.
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OnlineU has ranked the University of New Haven in the top half of its 100 best online military-friendly colleges, praising its commitment to creating a strong community and support network.
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Marie Paulis, R.D.H., MSDH, is dedicated to ensuring the safety of dental hygienists across the state amid the coronavirus global pandemic, and she is working tirelessly to promote education and training among professionals and her students at the University of New Haven.
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Merryl Tengesdal ’94, the first and only African American woman to fly the Air Force’s U-2 spy plane, will be a cast member on the new season of the CBS competition series “Tough As Nails.”
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Meet Daniel Kwiatkowski ’21, who will be recognized as part of the University’s Virtual Winter Commencement ceremony on January 23. He is grateful for the opportunities he had to get involved in the University community, make lifelong friends, and develop the tools to succeed in a career in real estate.
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Meet several new graduates of the University’s Honors Program who recently shared their thesis projects with the University community. They will be recognized as part of this month’s Virtual Winter Commencement.
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As a member of the University’s Mayor’s Advisory Commission, I am helping to organize a virtual town hall with West Haven Mayor Nancy Rossi, and I encourage members of the University community to attend.
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The coronavirus global pandemic presented many challenges during the fall semester, but it taught me many things about myself, including how to manage my schoolwork, the economic impact of the pandemic, and the importance of my support network at the University.
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Johanna Elvir ’22 is committed to helping members of her community who were impacted by the coronavirus global pandemic. Her dedication has been recognized by Wells Fargo, which awarded her one of just 200 student impact scholarships.
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The University’s Pompea Business Plan EXPO was the culminating event of an innovative course that brings together students across all disciplines to develop solutions to real-world problems, create business plans, and pitch their ideas to a panel of judges.
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As a finance major and a member of the Chargers football team, I learned a great deal about myself during the fall semester as I adapted to studying and training amid the coronavirus global pandemic.
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Meet Olufunke Benson ’21 M.A., who will be recognized at the University’s virtual Winter Commencement later this month. She is grateful for the many opportunities she had to get involved in the University and local communities.
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Meet two Chargers who recently represented the University of New Haven at the annual Connecticut Public Health Association conference. They discussed their important research exploring students’ knowledge of COVID-19 and weight control behaviors among journalists.
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Ayah Abdallah ’21 M.S., who will be recognized as part of the University’s virtual Winter Commencement in January, appreciated the many ways the University community welcomed and supported her, as well as the opportunities she had to extend that support to her fellow students.
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The University of New Haven’s Writing Across the Curriculum program is one of only four programs in the country to earn the Writing Program Certificate of Excellence from the Conference on College Composition and Communication.