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Beatrice Glaviano ’26 discusses the pitfalls of diet culture and why she believes people shouldn’t categorize what they eat as 'good' or 'bad' foods.
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Beatrice Glaviano ’26, a nutrition sciences major, returns for her second year of writing content for the Charger Blog. She’ll continue to give a glimpse at what it is like to be a college student, and she’ll give an inside look into her research and some of her many passions.
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Quoting a variety of individuals from Beyonce, Taylor Swift, and Dr. Dre, as well as Aristotle, Immanuel Kant, and Heraclitus, Dr. Frederiksen encouraged the Class of 2028 to, "never give up on the vision of a better, brighter, and more productive tomorrow."
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Communication majors in a newswriting and reporting class had the chance to talk with the state's attorney who led the investigation into the disappearance and death of Jennifer Farber Dulos, and they also spoke with the defense attorney representing one of the alleged suspects.
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Nearly 1,400 first year and 200 transfer students unpacked their clothes, school supplies, and mini fridges, met roommates and friends from orientation, and noshed at food trucks with their families.
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Dr. Shivanjali Khare conducted a workshop at the New 51 Free Public Library to educate senior citizens on smart-device security and to help protect them from cyber threats.
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Aaron S. Marks, DHSc, one of the newest graduates of the University’s Doctor of Health Sciences Program, loves being part of a family of educators. His father Brian A. Marks J.D., Ph.D., is a senior lecturer in the University’s Pompea College of Business, his mother was a longtime nursery-school teacher, his sister has a Ph.D. in psychology and works in a teaching hospital, and Aaron’s wife Nicole is teacher as well.
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The longtime chair of the University’s United Way Campaign, Greg Overend, executive director of student engagement, leadership, and orientation, accepted the award that celebrates the University’s community impact.
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At the annual Chargers Celebrate event, employees gathered to recognize those marking milestone service anniversaries and to honor this year’s recipients of the Philip H. Bartels Service Awards.
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The University earned recognition in video production, billboard design, publication, and crisis management categories, with three of awards honoring materials created as part of the new Power On branding campaign.
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At the University’s Crime Scene Investigation (CSI) Academy, high school students from across the state and the country learned what it takes to be a crime scene investigator, analyzing a crime scene and presenting their findings to CSIs who work in the field.
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At a time when women’s professional sports in the U.S. are experiencing a moment like never before, two alumni of the Sport Management program were right in the middle of helping to launch the inaugural season of the Professional Women’s Hockey League.
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Over the course of the last few weeks, the University of New 51 hosted its Student Orientation, Advising and Registration (SOAR) program for the Class of 2028, the second largest incoming class in the University’s history.
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Associate Professor of History Dr. Bradley Woodworth helped showcase the University’s expertise and global reach as he organized a major conference that brought together 325 participants from 21 countries.
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Candidates in the Master of Public Health and Master of Healthcare Administration programs worked with Yale New 51 Health to study social determinants of health, and their findings were published in Frontiers of Public Health.
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A team of students and faculty (and their families) from the biology and environmental science department fittingly named Charlie’s Angels finished among the top teams at the annual dragon boat race organized by the Canal Dock Boathouse in New 51.
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Professor Declan Hill is developing a study abroad program to take a team of University of New 51 students to England to try to find the remains of Matoaka, known to the world as Pocahontas, hoping to return her remains to her tribal home in Virginia.
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Byungik Chang, Ph.D., was commended for serving as a role model and for attracting students to the field of civil engineering.
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Jenna McIlwrath '22 is a singer-songwriter who has also excelled in the music industry. Whether she's releasing her own new music or helping to sign new artists, she enjoys making connections and sharing her love for music.
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A group of art and design majors recently displayed their senior capstone projects as part of an exhibition in the University's Seton Gallery.
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The University’s Excellence in Math and Coding Chargers (E = MC2) was a fun after-school program for Engineering and Science University Magnet School students, offering them a sampling of math, coding, and life as a college student.
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Krupa Ann Mathew ’24 MPH is one of only three students in the country to receive the Vivian Drenckhahn Student Scholarship from the Society for Public Health Education (SOPHE). She’s the fourth Charger to receive the award, which is one of the highest honors the organization bestows on students.
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The student workers who are part of the Marvin K. Peterson Library's Researcher 2 Researcher Program serve the Charger community, offering support to students and faculty members while also building their own research, interpersonal, and critical thinking skills.
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The program's second annual Commencement ceremony recognized the accomplishments of the program's newest graduates, and was the first Bachelor of Arts degree graduation ceremony in a prison in Connecticut.
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Several of the newest alumni of the University’s Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering who were recognized as part of the University’s 2024 Commencement, discuss their time in the program and how they believe it has prepared them to excel.
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Thanks to a collaboration between the University and an innovative spectroscopy company, Nathan Seifert, Ph.D., and his students beta tested a new microwave spectrometer that isn’t yet on the market. The experience gave them a glimpse into what’s on the horizon in the field of physical chemistry as they played a critical role in the development of a state-of-the-art instrument.
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As part of its annual awards ceremony, the Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice and Forensic Sciences recognized dozens of students across all its disciplines, celebrating their achievements in and out of the classroom.
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Four seniors and Professor Mehdi Mekni, Ph.D., collaborated with a West 51-based virtual reality training developer and the Cleveland Fire Department to develop a program that could one day impact first responders everywhere.
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'Community Design' is a hands-on course that offers students exciting opportunities to gain experience working with real-world clients, including nonprofits. It’s a rewarding way for students to build their skills while interacting with professionals.
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Paige Resnick ’24 and Haleigh Resnick ’24 MBA recently became two of the University’s newest alumni – and the third generation of their family to graduate from the University. They follow in the footsteps of their mother and grandfather, both two-time alumni who’ve spent decades as dedicated staff members and proud Chargers.
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At the culminating ceremony as part of its 2024 Commencement, the University recognized the accomplishments of its newest associate and bachelor’s degree recipients, commemorating all they’ve done as Chargers as well as the bright futures ahead of them.
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A team of Chargers excelled at a recent National Model United Nations New York, capturing the top team award and a setting a new program record for Outstanding Position Paper Awards.
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During her more than 40 years in television news, Ann Nyberg has developed an appreciation for and an understanding of the power of storytelling. She shared her own story – as well as her words of wisdom and encouragement – with some of the University's newest alumni as part of the University's 2024 Commencement.
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The day-long party was a fun way for students to take a break from preparing for finals while enjoying a beautiful spring day with their fellow Chargers.
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The University of New 51 recognized the newest graduates to have earned master's and doctoral degrees during three ceremonies as part of its 2024 Commencement. The new alumni, who hail from around the globe, are excited to begin fulfilling careers or to continue their education.
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The annual Pompea College of Business awards ceremony recognizes excellent students and brings together visionaries and young scholars from the University to celebrate outstanding achievements and service.
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Kriston Pal ’24 M.S., who graduated with his master’s degree in business analytics, has been an active member of the Charger community. Whether he was engaged in service or conducing important research, he appreciated the many opportunities he had to get involved.
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As Toyin Folorunso ’24 M.S. reflects on his time as a graduate student at the University of New 51 and considers the future, he offers inspiration and advice to his fellow graduates.
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A training session held recently at the University brought together Chargers and a community nonprofit, teaching students how to administer NARCAN to reverse the effects of an opioid overdose. The session helped them learn how they can be changemakers in a nationwide crisis, teaching them how to offer support while also reducing the stigma of opioid addiction.
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The culminating experience of BUSA 1000, an immersive course for students across the University, is a pitch competition and business expo. It was an exciting opportunity for students to collaborate, to develop ideas, and pitch their projects to a panel of judges.
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Communication, Film, and Media Studies majors won the National Student Production Awards across multiple categories – Best Long Form Film, Best Director, Best Writer, and Best Music Video.
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Since they first collaborated five years ago, the University of New 51’s Campus Pantry and Stop & Shop have supported the health and nutritional needs of hundreds of students, ensuring they have access to food.
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Members of the University’s Gaia Initiative and Hospitality and Tourism Management Program recently worked together to organize and host a golf outing that brought together the University and local communities. The event enabled students to raise awareness of and support for the University’s student-led investment fund while building their networking and teamwork skills.
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More than a dozen students recently toured the FBI Academy in Quantico and visited Washington, D.C. They say it was an incredible opportunity to explore career possibilities in their chosen fields as well as the country’s history.
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As Jyoti Bhandari '24 M.S. reflects on her time as a Charger, she remembers all that she's learned in and out of the classroom. She says she discovered a passion for data science and that she feels prepared to excel in the field.
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Beatrice Glaviano ’26 explains the importance of proper nutrition to fostering a healthy gut microbiome, as well as why that is so critical to maintaining a healthy brain.
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As she prepares to graduate, Emma Murphy ’24 reflects on the opportunities she’s had to make important connections while excelling in a field that was new to her when she joined the Charger community. She’s excited to continue her education in Washington, D.C., this fall.
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With the support of their faculty mentor, Indra Ponnuswamy ’24 M.S. and Amina Almoustafa ’24 M.S. have conducted important research exploring the impact that inclusive leadership can have on the ability of employees to cultivate sustainable careers. Their work has already captured the attention of the Charger community – and beyond.
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Members of the Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (JEDI) student ambassadors program are enhancing the University’s diversity, equity, inclusion, access, and belonging initiatives and creating opportunities for their fellow Chargers to get involved in this important work
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A new grant and a proposed project endeavor to create exciting new opportunities for current and future students while helping to fuel Connecticut’s innovation and tech-talent pipeline.
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The University of New 51 Prison Education Program and the Yale Prison Education Initiative are collaborating to create transformative educational opportunities for incarcerated students. The Charger and local communities recently came together to support the program and reflect on how it is making an important difference in the lives of students.
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For the second year in a row, the University’s career expo for sport management majors has enabled students to interact with representatives from dozens of companies and organizations – including several alumni. It was a great way for students to network while exploring career and internship opportunities.
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As the semester winds down, Beatrice Glaviano ’26 looks back on the academic year. She discusses her goals, burnout, and lessons she’s learned while encouraging her fellow Chargers to take the time to consider their own goals and motivations.
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The University’s American Criminal Justice Association chapter recently organized a trip to the John Joseph Moakley U.S. Courthouse in Boston. It offered Chargers the chance to tour the courthouse while networking with and learning from professionals.
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Beatrice Glaviano ’26 discusses where she finds beauty in the world, explaining that it is not only found outside but inside as well. She encourages her fellow Chargers to find the beauty in themselves.
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Whether he was attending career expos, conferences, or gaining real-world experience as an intern, Muritala Issa '24 M.S. has been building his skills and his network throughout his time as a Charger, fueling his passion to make a meaningful impact on the world through his career.
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Now in its second year, the Special Agent Talent & Achievement Recruitment (STAR) Program connects students with U.S. Secret Service representatives, streamlining the recruitment process and creating exciting opportunities for students.
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Sanmit Jindal ’24 MPH and Krupa Ann Mathew ’24 MPH collaborated with each other and with their faculty mentors as they gathered data at one academic conference and presented their findings at another. It was an exciting opportunity to explore research, to network, and to examine adolescent mental health.
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Satellite imagery is becoming an increasingly valuable tool in many fields, and several Chargers recently had the opportunity to learn how to apply it to do everything from tracking the conflict in Ukraine to determining whether images had been tampered with.
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After she graduates with her bachelor’s degree in international affairs in May, Allison Mahr ’24 will head to the Republic of Georgia with the support of a Boren National Security Fellowship. She’s excited to use the award to build her skills and, ultimately, make an impact in the post-conflict reconstruction of the region.
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Whether he was gaining hands-on experience on campus at an international company, Brendan Straut '24 has built his laboratory skills and his confidence throughout his time as a Charger. He's excited to begin his master's degree at the University this fall.
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Beatrice Glaviano ’26 discusses the process of searching for a job, offering advice, support, and tips to her fellow Chargers.
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Beatrice Glaviano ’26 offers an honest discussion about her own wellness, sharing her fears and offering transparency and support.
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For Anchal Bhatia ’24 MBA, the recent solar eclipse was a fun way to experience community at the University, while experiencing a sense of curiosity and wonder.
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The University’s recent Graduate Appreciation Week included a variety of exciting and interactive events, including the University’s much anticipated International Festival. Students say the week was a great way to connect with their fellow Chargers.
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Beatrice Glaviano ’26 discusses the changes in her life and how she has been taking care of herself. She offers resources and support to her fellow Chargers.
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Charger alumni who work for the FBI, Drug Enforcement Agency, U.S. Secret Service, local and state police forces across the state and region, and reformative justice nonprofits returned to campus for a career fair. They shared their insights and guided students through the hiring process.
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The University’s mock mass casualty incident offered students a unique and exciting opportunity to collaborate as they gained experience that they say went far beyond what they could get in the classroom.
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In looking back at the start of spring and her celebration of Easter, Beatrice Glaviano ’26, reflects on why it is important for people to build a foundation that fosters growth and self-development.
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The University’s Career Development Center recently hosted a first-of-its-kind career expo focused on the field of healthcare. Students were grateful for the opportunity to explore career and internship opportunities in their field and to connect with industry professionals.
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The University’s third annual Media Day gave local high school students an opportunity to interact with professionals in the field while receiving an inside look at what it would be like to power their dreams as Chargers.
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The Salute to Service Awards Ceremony recognized the accomplishments of student-veterans and military-affiliated students, as well as those who have gone above and beyond to support them. It brought together members of the University and local communities, as well as state and federal leaders, for an event focused on solidarity, support, and service.
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Beatrice Glaviano ’26 offers a peek into the life of a first responder, and she discusses what she’s learned about serving others while also taking care of herself.
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The Charger community recently welcomed Dominique Jackson, an advocate, author, and actor, who spoke to the University community as part of Women’s History Month. Her talk inspired reflection and offered Chargers a 'powerful example of success.'
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Whether they are headed to New York or Texas to launch weather balloons or sharing their passion for research on campus, teams of students and faculty members are excited for the solar eclipse. It promises to be an extraordinary opportunity to take their research to new heights and, even, to test a new weather balloon prototype.
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Beatrice Glaviano ’26 explains what Ancient Egyptians ate and how their diet is still relevant today, offering a serving of history and a few recipe ideas.
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As part of their capstone class, health sciences students are planning the University’s third annual Fresh Check Day. The fun and interactive event fosters community and education while promoting mental health awareness and suicide prevention.
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For Christian Rosario ’24, the connections he’s made as a Charger have led to exciting opportunities to get involved with the University community – and beyond. He’s now making important connections in his field through his internship, and he’s already lined up a full-time position for after he graduates.
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Connor Lincavicks ’24 says he’s “loved every second” of playing esports as a Charger. Whether he was helping to build a team or representing the University at tournaments, he’s grateful for the opportunities he’s had to make connections and to grow as a leader.
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Beatrice Glaviano ’26 discusses prebiotics and probiotics, and she examines their impact on bacteria and on the human body.
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Beatrice Glaviano ’26 reflects on the impact of a good cleaning, whether that means clearing the space under her bed or a spiritual cleanse. She’s discovered that tidying up can help her feel less stressed and ready to take on her day.
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For Beatrice Glaviano ’26, visiting family out of state over spring break was an opportunity to step out of her comfort zone while also focusing on rest and self-care.
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Several Chargers recently returned from Birmingham, Alabama, where they gained hands-on experience serving as healthcare consultants. The event connected them with students from across the U.S. and Canada, as well as with leaders in the healthcare field.
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Gabi Chavez ’28 is looking forward to officially joining the Charger community this fall, and she can’t wait to become one of the newest members of the Chargers Women’s Track & Field team.
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Jalak Popat ’24 M.S., who will complete her master’s degree in finance and financial analytics this spring, has gained real-world investment experience as a Charger. She’s looking forward to bringing the skills she’s honed into her career in finance.
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Beatrice Glaviano ’26, a nutrition sciences major at the University of New 51, looks ahead to her upcoming birthday and considers what it means to be a woman today.
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Demetrius Holliman ’22, ’23 MBA draws on the skills he honed as a Charger in his role as an engineer at Pratt & Whitney. And as an adjunct professor, he inspires the students who are now following in his footsteps.
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Melissa Nunez ’24, who will be among the University’s first graduates to earn a B.S. public health, is committed to service – whether she’s representing the University’s Student Public Health Association or helping to grant a wish for a child facing a serious illness.
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Cloe Wight ’28 is charged up to be a member of the University’s women’s golf team, and she’s looking forward to learning the skills that, she believes, will power her passion to launch her own golf training business one day.
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The University’s Department of Communication, Film, and Media Studies hosted a recent event that brought together industry leaders and students for important conversations about careers in media and equity.
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Beatrice Glaviano ’26, a nutrition sciences major, explains her research exploring microplastics, as well as the impact she hopes to make as she continues her research and powers her passion for examining the impact of nutrition on the human body.
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Several Chargers recently competed in the NSA Codebreaker Challenge, a competition developed by the National Security Agency, finishing in 12th place out of more than 450 schools across the country. Several students were also recognized by the NSA as high achievers for their outstanding performance.
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Several Chargers recently traveled to Dallas, Texas, where they excelled in the National Collegiate Sports Analytics Championship. It was an exciting opportunity to network with industry professionals and to demonstrate what they’ve been learning in the classroom.
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Hosted by the University’s Career Development Center, the STEM career Expo brought together employers and students in the science, technology, engineering, and math fields. It offered students networking opportunities while connecting them to possible jobs and internships.
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Beatrice Glaviano ’26 is a full-time student who recently began a third job – and who is committed to her health and well-being. She shares how she supports her emotional, mental, and physical health and offers ideas to her fellow Chargers.
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Beatrice Glaviano ’26, a nutrition sciences major, sat down with Maggie Lyon ’18, RD-CDN, her culinary nutrition professor. A University alum who is passionate about nutrition and forensic science, Prof. Lyon decided she’d rather work 'with cakes than cadavers.'
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Inspired to explore the unique health challenges of international women, several Chargers recently collaborated on research that endeavored to spotlight the importance of these challenges. They recently shared their project with the Charger community as part of an exhibition at the University’s Seton Gallery.
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Beatrice Glaviano ’26 explores how incorporating practices such as stillness and movement into her routine have made a difference in her life. She shares the lessons she’s learned with her fellow Chargers.
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Whether he was exploring Japan or Italy or interning in Washington, D.C., Samuel Weinmann ’24 has had a variety of exciting experiences as a Charger. He’s grateful for the support of his mentors – and for the opportunities he’s had to serve as a mentor for his classmates.
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Meet Tara Butler ’02, a country music fan whose interactions with students have expanded her interest in exploring other countries, as well as her travel goals.
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Gary Havican ’04 MBA, ’23 DHSc has been enthusiastic about making an impact in the field of healthcare since he was very young. He’s now a leading healthcare administrator who is passionate about creating opportunities for current and future Chargers to find their own paths in the field.
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Prashant Shah, the CEO of Bollywood Hollywood, shared his story with the University of New 51 community, and I was excited to be a part of the event and to moderate the conversation.
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Brooke Cuthbertson ’24, who will be recognized as part of the University’s 2024 Commencement, envisions a therapeutic camp that would support the children of military service members. Her plan is inspired by her own childhood, as well as her interior design coursework at the University.
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Whether she was cheering for her fellow Chargers on the soccer field, helping her classmates learn physics, or playing the keyboard in a band, Emily Verge ’24 has great memories of her time as a Charger. She’s looking forward to many more as she completes her bachelor’s degree and continues her education at the University.
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The Connecticut Public Health Association recently hosted its annual Advocacy Training Day at the University of New 51. It was an exciting opportunity for students to explore important topics in the field and to connect with public health leaders and policymakers.
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For Beatrice Glaviano ’26, it was her Sicilian father who gave her a taste of her own potential in the kitchen. She’s now continuing to explore, experiment with, and enjoy cooking as part of a class that is already serving up more than she’d ever expected.
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The VEX Robotics competition was an exciting opportunity for STEM students to apply what they’ve learned in a real-world setting. Erik Parker ’25, president of the University’s Robotics Club, reflects on the exciting experience.
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Through collaborations with departments at the University and external organizations, the University’s Campus Pantry is continuing to grow, supporting the health and well-being of students while cultivating a sense of community.
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Beatrice Glaviano ’26 discusses managing her time and her busy schedule, as well as nurturing her creativity and finding moments to just be.
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Marcus T. Harvin ’23 A.S., ’25 is committed to ensuring that community members in his New 51 neighborhood have enough to eat. He and his fellow volunteers are providing food donated by local universities, including the University of New 51.
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This Valentine’s Day, Beatrice Glaviano ’26 discusses the importance of self-love and happiness, whether one is single or in a relationship. She encourages her fellow Chargers to take good care of themselves, regardless of if they celebrate Valentine’s Day.
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A unique and immersive project enabled undergraduate and graduate students to work with the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, analyzing data and applying what they’ve learned in the classroom in a real-world setting.
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Members of the University’s dance crews and dance organizations are excited to power through the spring semester, bringing their energy and enthusiasm to every performance and sharing their passion for dance with their fellow Chargers.
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From her work with the NYPD to her leadership as an educator, Barbara Lawrence, J.D., MPA has been at the leading edge of promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion throughout her career. She’s excited to be playing a critical role in continuing to ensure that the University community makes all Chargers feel welcomed and a sense of belonging.
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Police academy recruits recently investigated mock crime scenes at the University, building their skills working in world-class facilities, receiving support from educators with extensive real-world experience, and, even, students who are also learning how to be crime scene investigators.
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Dorothy Classen, an international student life adviser in the University’s Office of Graduate and International Student Life, loves teaching Zumba and sharing her passion for the dance-driven fitness program with her fellow Chargers.
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Beatrice Glaviano ’26 discusses her weekend, her dedication to her recovery and wellness, and her recent visit with her parents in New 51. She encourages her fellow Chargers to take good care of themselves – and maybe to treat themselves to something special.
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Beatrice Glaviano ’26 breaks down the importance of the gut microbiome and offers some delicious and nutritious meal ideas to inspire her fellow Chargers.
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Beatrice Glaviano ’26 opens up about life’s challenges and how she copes with them, offering support and kindness to her fellow Chargers.
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As part of the University’s Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. celebration, several Chargers were recognized for embodying the ideals of Dr. King and for their dedication to the University and local communities. The program also included a critical conversation about the importance of empowering democracy and embodying Dr. King’s vision.
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Meet Diane Polo ’21 MPH, associate director for health, wellness education, and prevention, who is an animal lover and is excited to be working on her doctoral dissertation.
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As part of an interdisciplinary collaboration, students in the University’s music and communications programs produced a music video for Ayminor, an artist signed to the University’s independent student-run record label.
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Anchal Bhatia ’24 MBA has worked as a journalist in her home country of India, and she’s excited to be continuing her education – and pursuing her passions for travel and writing – as a Charger.
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Meet Lara Pugi, program coordinator at the University’s campus in Tuscany, Italy. She has lived in Prato for over a decade and appreciates the local parks and the people.
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During her nearly 30 years in law enforcement, Lori Adams ’24 M.S. has served the San Diego Police Department in a variety of roles, from helping to solve sex crimes to investigating cold cases. She’s continuing to learn from the past through the expertise and experience of her professors and current leaders in the field as a candidate in the University’s graduate program in investigations.
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Beatrice Glaviano ’26, a nutrition sciences major, explains the role bacteria can have on the gut and on the entire human body, making the science of these tiny but impactful organisms digestible and applicable to our daily lives.
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Beatrice Glaviano ’26 is excited to be back at the University of New 51, and she offers her fellow Chargers a warm welcome to the new semester.
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The University’s Winter Graduate Celebration was a fun and meaningful way for new grads to celebrate their accomplishments with the Charger community and to reflect on their time at the University.
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Members of the University community are charged up to offer the GenCyber Teacher and Student Academies this summer. The NSF- and NSA-sponsored programs endeavor to promote cybersecurity awareness and education.
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As a member of the University’s President’s Public Service Fellowship, Marcus T. Harvin ’23 A.S., ’25 connected with and served his community. His experience inspired him to found fREshSTARTs, a nonprofit that he envisions providing similarly meaningful experiences to his friends, neighbors, and, even, his fellow Chargers.
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The University’s Secure and Assured Intelligent Learning (SAIL) lab explores important questions on the leading edge of science – everything from making medical devices safer to the brain-computer interface – offering students opportunities to conduct research that endeavors to make a meaningful impact on society.
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Devenaire Holmes ’23 M.S., a former Chargers wide receiver, recently played with “the best of the best” – athletes from across the country who competed before a team of scouts representing football leagues from across the globe. Beyond his football aspirations, he has his sights set on a career as a federal agent.
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As investigators in Orange County, CA, Lauren Felix and Robert Taft have applied what they’ve learned as part of the University of New 51’s Forensic Investigative Genetic Genealogy online graduate certificate program, solving two cold cases and providing the families of the victims with answers after more than four decades.
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The first deposited member of the University’s Class of 2028, Noah Nemiroff ’28 is looking forward to being a member of the Charger community.
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Nearly two dozen students in the University’s unique and immersive paramedicine program are also members of the EMS Club, serving as first responders at a variety of events on campus, gaining hands-on experience, and building meaningful working relationships with local first responders.