UNH Summer Youth Academies for Students in Grades 8-12 Focus on Engineering, Biotechnology, Crime Scene Investigation, Finance

The University of New Haven will offer daytime youth academies at its main campus in biotech, engineering, CSI, and finance.

Lt. Governor Nancy Wyman to be Featured Speaker at the Women in Leadership Conference at UNH May 15

Lt. Governor Nancy Wyman will speak at the annual Women in Leadership Conference on Wednesday, May 15, at University Theater at Dodds Hall at the University of New Haven.

President Kaplan to be Inducted into Junior Achievement of Southwest New England’s Business Hall of Fame

President Steve Kaplan will be inducted into the Junior Achievement of Southwest New England’s Business Hall of Fame as part of the organization’s 33rd Annual Business Hall of Fame induction and dinner on Wednesday, May 1, at the New Haven Lawn Club.

Drake Group Finds NCAA Definition of Amateurism Keeps Changing

A new report written by Smith college professor Andrew Zimbalist and UNH professor Allen Sack, president of the Drake Group based at UNH, says the NCAA has continued to modify its definition of the term “amateur athlete” and has drifted away from its original founding principles.

High School Entrepreneurs Win Four-Year Scholarships to UNH as Part of National Business Competition

Four students entering UNH in the fall are part of a nationwide competition that required them to write a business plan, create a Facebook page and justify a business idea. Each will be awarded full-tuition scholarships for four years.

Negotiations Expert to Offer Tips at UNH Family Business Forums 4/23

Joshua Weiss, the co-founding senior fellow of the Global Negotiation Institute of the Harvard Negotiation Project, will present two sessions on negotiation for the University of New Haven Center for Family Business (CFB) on Tuesday , April 23.

UNH College of Business Offers Students Chance to Win Full Scholarship by Creating an Online Business Plan

For the second year in a row, the College of Business is challenging prospective high school students to create an online business plan for a chance to earn a full, four-year tuition scholarship to the university. The deadline to submit materials has been extended until midnight on Sunday, March 17.

Ohio Academic Named Provost and VP at UNH

Daniel J. May, vice president for academic affairs at the University of Findlay in Ohio, has been named provost and senior vice president for academic affairs at the University of New Haven. May, who will join UNH this summer, was the unanimous choice of the search committee.

UNH Professor’s New Book Offers Advice on Avoiding Workplace Discrimination

A new book written by David A. Robinson, professor and labor lawyer, offers both managers and employees practical advice on avoiding discrimination lawsuits.

UNH Launches “Charge into the Future” Program Featuring Half-Tuition Scholarships for West Haven High School Graduates

Partnership with West Haven Public Schools will also provide college preparation programs for middle school and high school students.

Drake Group Given ‘In Residence’ Status at University of New Haven

The Drake Group, a national organization of faculty and staff at universities across the country who seek to defend academic integrity in college sports is now “in residence” at UNH.

Fish Mart Owner to Speak at UNH about Family Businesses, Part of College of Business’ CEO Breakfast Series

Laura Reid, owner and president of the Fish Mart in West Haven, will speak on “Family Business Pros & Cons” on Feb. 7 at 7:45 a.m. Her talk is part of the UNH College of Business CEO Breakfast Series.

UNH’s Center for Family Business Hosts Series of Programs On Developing Key Business Skills

The Center for Family Business (CFB) at the University of New Haven will host a series of programs designed to provide family-run businesses with important information on a variety of topics. The CFB is comprised of family businesses from throughout Connecticut. The center offers programs and services designed to address issues unique to family-run enterprises.

UNH College of Business Offers Students Chance to Win Full Scholarship by Creating an Online Business Plan

For the second year in a row, the University of New Haven’s College of Business is challenging prospective high school students to create an online business plan for a chance to earn a full, four-year tuition scholarship to the university worth more than $120,000.

Managers Find UNH’s Executive MBA Program Cutting-Edge and Convenient

UNH's EMBA program is organized around themes such as viability, cultural transformation, marketing management, ethics, environmental sustainability, social responsibility and advancing shareholder value. The “classroom” is a corporate-style board room in downtown New Haven overlooking the Green.

Transitioning From Graduate Student to Working Professional

UNH’s chapter of the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) will host a talk by John Lovig ’09 M.S. titled “Transitioning From Graduate Student to Working Professional” on Wednesday, Nov. 14, at 5 p.m. in Kaplan 208.

Expert on Game Theory as Predictor of Business Success to Speak at UNH

The UNH College of Business will host a talk by Bruce Bueno de Mesquita, the author of “The Predictor’s Game” and “The Dictator’s Handbook” on Wednesday, Oct. 24. The talk is free and open to the public.

UNH to Offer Project Management Certificate Program in New London this October

UNH will offer a certificate program in project management in New London, Conn., beginning Oct. 11. The program is designed for local professionals looking to gain comprehensive training in project management, one of the fastest growing business disciplines.

Too Big to Fall, Too Big to Question

Dr. Allen Sack will discuss why a Congressional hearing is necessary to reform big-time college sports. Friends of the Library lecture series.

University of New Haven Offers New Innovative Economics Major

UNH will begin offering a bachelor’s degree in economics within the College of Business this fall. “The program...will stress both the economics of sustainability and entrepreneurial leadership,” says Armando Rodriguez, associate dean of the College of Business.

UNH Intern Who Was ‘Vice President of Unbanking’ Hired By Credit Union

When 2012 University of New Haven graduate Chris Whalen of Adams, Mass., was applying to jobs, he had a title on his résumé that not many other students had: vice president.

Down With Subsidies

Foreign Policy (May 16): “Down with Subsidies" George Haley, member of UNH's business faculty and his new book Subsidies to Chinese Industry is cited in a call for the new director of the WTO to revamp its system of trade regulation.

Former Terengganu MB Idris Jusoh Is Education And Higher Learning Minister II

Bernama (May 15): “Former Terengganu MB Idris Jusoh Is Education And Higher Learning Minister II” Idris Jusoh '88 MBA has been appointed as Education and Higher Learning Minister II of Malaysia.

Elizabeth Davis and three UNH scholarship winners [VIDEO]

Fox-61 (WTIC), (May 14): Elizabeth Davis, dean of UNH's College of Business and 3 winners of the College of Business Scholarship Challenge competition - Evan Souza, Mitchell Fliss and Demetri Smith - are interviewed.

UNH Summer Youth Academies for Students in Grades 8-12 Focus on Engineering, Biotechnology, Crime Scene Investigation, Finance

Milford Patch (May 13): “UNH Summer Youth Academies for Students in Grades 8-12 Focus on Engineering, Biotechnology, Crime Scene Investigation, Finance” UNH will offer five daytime youth academies at its main campus, 300 Boston Post Road, this summer.

UNH's Transformative President

Business New Haven (May 13): “UNH's Transformative President” UNH President Steven Kaplan is profiled in his tenth year at the University. He talks about how the campus has changed under his leadership.

Commencement Speakers Announced

Inside Higher Ed (May 10) “Commencement Speakers Announced: Clatsop CC, Concordia, Dartmouth, Eckerd, Elmhurst, Lehman, Marist, Mississippi Valley State, Montgomery, Northeastern Illinois, Saint Martin's, Santa Fe Art and Design, Truman State, U. of New Haven” University of New Haven: Ted Kennedy Jr., a lawyer and advocate for people with disabilities, and U.S. Senator Christopher Murphy, Democrat from Connecticut.

U.S. Solar Manufacturers Commend Academics for Research on Alarming Economic Impacts of China’s Industrial Subsidies

MRO Magazine May 8 “U.S. Solar Manufacturers Commend Academics for Research on Alarming Economic Impacts of China’s Industrial Subsidies” The Coalition for American Solar Manufacturing (CASM) commend co-author George T. Haley, professor of marketing and international business at the University of New Haven and director UNH’s Center for International Industry Competitiveness, on new research and book about China’s systematic approach to industrial and export subsidies to seize world market dominance.

ProfNet Roundup: 2013 Commencement Speakers

Wall Street Journal (May 8) “ProfNet Roundup: 2013 Commencement Speakers” Ted Kennedy Jr., a lawyer and advocate for people with disabilities, will be the keynote speaker at the morning commencement ceremony of the University of New Haven at the Toyota Presents Oakdale Theatre on Sunday, May 19. Kennedy will be awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws degree at the ceremony, which starts at 10 a.m. A second ceremony at 3 p.m. will feature a commencement address delivered by Sen. Christopher Murphy (D-Conn.), who will receive an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree. UNH is awarding 37 associate degrees, 760 bachelor's degrees and 388 master's degrees at the May 19 ceremonies.

UNH Students "Before I Turn 100"

WFSB News 8 May 7, 2013 “Before I turn 100” University of New Haven students had some fun writing out things to do "before I turn 100."

Make Colleges Use Standardized ‘Shopping Sheet’ Colleges must acknowledge true costs to students and parents

The Hartford Courant May 3 “Make Colleges Use Standardized ‘Shopping Sheet’ Colleges must acknowledge true costs to students and parents”

How Chinese subsidies changed the world

Today Online (May 2) “How Chinese subsidies changed the world” UNH professor George Haley discusses business in China in his new book.

Demetri Smith wins UNH Scholarship Challenge [VIDEO]

News 12 CT April 30 “Demetri Smith wins Scholarship Challenge” [VIDEO] Bridgeport resident Demetri Smith wins a four year scholarship to UNH for his business plan as part of the Scholarship Challenge Program.

A Kennedy Emerges: Speaks at UNH Graduation

Hartford Courant April 29 “A Kennedy Emerges: Speaks at UNH Graduation” Ted Kennedy, Jr. will receive an honorary doctorate from UNH and will be the keynote speaker at the commencement ceremony.

Lt. Governor Nancy Wyman to be Featured Speaker at the Women in Leadership Conference at UNH May 15

Milford Patch April 29 “Lt. Governor Nancy Wyman to be Featured Speaker at the Women in Leadership Conference at UNH May 15” Lt. Governor Nancy Wyman will speak at the annual Women in Leadership Conference, discussing how she aspired to her current leadership position and the struggles and challenges she faced along the way.

NFL Draft Offers Success Stories, Cautionary Tales & Plenty of Personal Finance Learning Opportunities

Card Hub April 25 “NFL Draft Offers Success Stories, Cautionary Tales & Plenty of Personal Finance Learning Opportunities” Gil Fried, chair of the sport management program at UNH says that while schools could try to target financial counseling to elite student-athletes, “the colleges would in essence be admitting that these athletes are really pro athletes not student-athletes.”.

Charlie Pompea, owner of Springfield Falcons, pumped for playoffs

MassLive.com April 25 “Charlie Pompea, owner of Springfield Falcons, pumped for playoffs” Charlie Pompea '71 B.S. and the majority owner of the Springfield Falcons’ hockey franchise, talks about the team's entry into the Calder Cup playoffs.

Why Prato?

The Florentine April 25 “Why Prato?” The University of New Haven, chose Prato over Florence for its Italian campus because of Prato’s authenticity. Prato is a great town in which to explore an authentic side of Tuscany. It offers less of the hustle and bustle of Florence (and fewer tourists), yet it is by no means less entertaining.

The Florentine April 25 “Connecticut in Prato: The University of New Haven’s Prato campus”

The Florentine April 25 “Connecticut in Prato: The University of New Haven’s Prato campus” The Prato campus director, Kevin Murphy, comments that his primary aim is for students to be able to break out of the ‘American bubble,’ make Italian friends, learn the language and experience ‘real’ Italy. We are the first American programme in Prato, there is a lot of goodwill and we have good relationships with local organizations.

Universities Unite!: Prato Campus Week

The Florentine April 25, 2013 “Universities Unite!: Prato Campus Week” UNH students at Prato campus perform a classical music concert at Prato Campus Week. Campus Week is a great opportunity for Florentine and study-abroad students alike to get to know a relatively tourist-free Tuscan town and those who study there—and have a ton of free fun in the process.

How Chinese Subsidies Changed the World

Harvard Business Review April 25 “How Chinese Subsidies Changed the World” UNH professor George Haley describes how massive Chinese subsidies to several industries ensure that no free trade exists and markets have failed. To survive, U.S. and European companies must seek government support to open Chinese markets and to protect themselves from subsidized products domestically, he notes.

Perverse advantage: A new book lays out the scale of China’s industrial subsidies

The Economist April 25 “Perverse advantage:A new book lays out the scale of China’s industrial subsidies” UNH professor George Haley's new book lays out the scale of China’s industrial subsidies

Connecticut in Prato

The Florentine April 23 “Connecticut in Prato” The University of New Haven established its first and only international campus in Prato in autumn 2012. With 35 students a semester, the university offers a changing programme of classes to give every New Haven student, no matter his or her major, the opportunity to spend 15 weeks in Italy.

EMBA programs sport new looks

hartfordbusiness.com, April 22, 2013: “EMBA programs sport new looks” The UNH masters in business administration program is bringing in new classes with revamped curricula to meet new student and employer demands.

University of New Haven students gather to remember Boston Marathon victims [VIDEO 4]

WTNH, April 18, 2013: “University of New Haven students gather to remember Boston Marathon victims [VIDEO 4]” Students at the University of New Haven gathered together to reflect upon the recent Boston Marathon bombings that killed and injured many.

University of New Haven students gather to remember Boston Marathon victims [VIDEO 5]

WTIC FOX CT Morning News at 8, April 18, 2013: "University of New Haven students gather to remember Boston Marathon victims [VIDEO 5]" Students at the University of New Haven gathered together to reflect upon the recent Boston Marathon bombings that killed and injured many.

University of New Haven students gather to remember Boston Marathon victims [VIDEO 7]

WTNH Good Morning Connecticut at 5:30 AM, April 18, 2013: “University of New Haven students gather to remember Boston Marathon victims [VIDEO 7]” Students at the University of New Haven gathered together to reflect upon the recent Boston Marathon bombings that killed and injured many.

University of New Haven students gather to remember Boston Marathon victims [VIDEO 8]

WTIC FOX CT Morning News at 5, Apr 18, 2013: “ University of New Haven students gather to remember Boston Marathon victims [VIDEO 8]" Students at the University of New Haven gathered together to reflect upon the recent Boston Marathon bombings that killed and injured many.

University of New Haven students gather to remember Boston Marathon victims [VIDEO 6]

WTIC FOX CT Morning News at 7, April 18, 2013 [VIDEO 6]: Students at the University of New Haven gathered together to reflect upon the recent Boston Marathon bombings that killed and injured many. Students at the University of New Haven gathered together to reflect upon the recent Boston Marathon bombings that killed and injured many.

Honored UNC employee talks of how university failed athletes

newsobserver.com, April 18, 2013: "Honored UNC employee talks of how university failed athletes" Professor Allen Sack of the College of Business and president of the Drake Group praised Mary Willingham's efforts to "defend academic integrity in higher education from the corrosive aspects of commercialized college sports.”

UNH's Drake Group: NCAA needs to share profits with athletes

nhregister.com, April 18, 2013: “UNH's Drake Group: NCAA needs to share profits with athletes” Professor Allen Sack of the College of Business says “Allowing former and current college athletes to share revenue from the NCAA’s sale of their images, likenesses, and names is no more a violation of amateurism than paying for their educations, or conditioning the renewal of their scholarships each year on athletic performance.”

Game Changer: How Subsidies to Chinese Industry Altered the World As We Knew It

sacbee.com, April 17, 2013: "Game Changer: How Subsidies to Chinese Industry Altered the World As We Knew It" In professor George Haley's new book "Subsidies to Chinese Industry: State Capitalism, Business Strategy and Trade Policy" he argues that industrial subsidies contributed significantly to China's success and may exceed thirty percent of industrial output in key industries.

University of New Haven students gather to remember Boston Marathon victims [VIDEO 1]

WTIC Fox 61 :: Apr 17, 2013 :: FOX CT News at 11 [VIDEO]: UNH students gathered on campus to remember the victims of the Boston Marathon bombing.

University of New Haven students gather to remember Boston Marathon victims [VIDEO 2]

WTIC Fox 61:: Apr 17, 2013 :: FOX CT News at 10 [VIDEO 2]: UNH students gathered on campus to remember the victims of the Boston Marathon bombing.

UNH holds memorial to honor bombing victims [VIDEO]

wtnh.com, April 17, 2013: "UNH holds memorial to honor bombing victims" At the University of New Haven, nearly 140 miles from Boston, a show of solidarity from students and faculty, many who grew up in Massachusetts.

Dozens gather for Boston Marathon prayer service at University of New Haven

nhregister.com, students, April 17, 2013

WTICAM :: Apr 16, 2013 :: Gil Fried [AUDIO]

WTICAM :: Apr 16, 2013 :: Gil Fried

Gil Friend on security at sports venues [AUDIO]

WTICAM :: Apr 16, 2013 Gil Fried

Are they amateur? It's still a great debate

dnj.com, tennessean.com, April 16, 2013: “Are they amateur? It's still a great debate” Professor Allen Sack of the College of Business co-authored a report challenging the NCAA’s definition of amateurism in response to an ongoing lawsuit filed by former UCLA basketball player Ed O’Bannon and others. O'Bannon claims they deserve some of the revenue the NCAA collects by marketing and selling video games, television rights and licensing fees for their performance, photos and images.

Gil Fried on the Boston Marathon bombing and security at sporting events [VIDEO 5]

Fox 61 WTIC News at 8, April 16, 2013 [VIDEO]: UNH professor Gil Fried talks about why events like the Boston Marathon are potential criminal targets.

Gil Fried, Jibey Asthappan on Boston Marathon bombing [AUDIO]

WTIC-1080AM, April 16 [AUDIO]: UNH professor Gil Fried comments on event security and UNH professor Jibey Asthappan comments on the type of the bomb that detonated at the Boston Marathon.

Gil Fried on the Boston Marathon bombing and security at sporting events [VIDEO 1]

Fox 61 WTIC News at 11, April 15, 2013 [VIDEO 1]: UNH professor Gil Fried discusses safety and security at sports events in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombing.

Gil Fried on the Boston Marathon bombing and security at sporting events [VIDEO 2]

Fox 61 WTIC News at 10, April 15, 2013 [VIDEO 2]: UNH professor Gil Fried discusses safety and security at sports events in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombing.

Gil Fried on the Boston Marathon bombing and security at sporting events [VIDEO 3]

Fox 61 WTIC News at 5, April 15, 2013 [VIDEO 3]: UNH professor Gil Fried discusses safety and security at sports events in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombing.

Gil Fried on the Boston Marathon bombing and security at sporting events [VIDEO 4]

Fox 61 WTIC News at 5, April 15, 2013 [VIDEO 4]: UNH professor Gil Fried discusses safety and security at sports events in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombing.

Sparta student wins 4-year college scholarship

Sparta Independent, April 9, 2013: Mitchell Fliss is among four entrepreneurial high school seniors who won UNH's College of Business Scholarship Challenge competition.

George Haley on China manufacturing [AUDIO]

WTIC AM, April 6, 2013: UNH professor George Haley's work investigating China's trade and manufacturing practices was the topic on WTIC AM.

Four on the Ground Floor

Business New Haven, April 4, 2013: “Four on the Ground Floor” Four entrepreneurial high school seniors are the top winners in the University of New Haven’s College of Business Scholarship Challenge competition. The four students, who will enter UNH in the fall, are part of a nationwide competition that required them to write a business plan, create a Facebook page and justify a business idea. Each of them will be awarded full-tuition scholarships for four years. The prize is worth more than $120,000 for each and represents a total commitment by UNH of nearly half a million dollars.

Real Scholarships Need to Make a Comeback

U.S. News & World Report, April 2, 2013: UNH professor Allen Sack details his advocacy for student-athlete entitlement with regard to academic opportunity.

University of New Haven offers 'MBA for a Day' program

New Haven Register, March 30, 2013: UNH's College of Business will hold an “MBA for a Day” program on April 13 to give prospective students a taste of what an MBA from UNH can deliver.

CT Colleges Named to President’s Honor Roll for Community Service

Norwalk Plus, March 26, 2013: UNH has been named by the Corporation for National and Community Service as one of 14 Connecticut colleges and universities to the 2013 President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll, the highest federal distinction an institution of higher education can receive for its commitment to improving their communities through community service and service learning.

A Stat to the Face

All Analytics, March 21, 2013: UNH assistant professor Kevin Mongeon, who provides data and statistics to three professional hockey teams, gives insight and methodology on the sport's analytics.

UConn opposing bill to regulate scholarships

New Haven Register, March 20, 2013: State lawmakers are considering a bill that would require the University of Connecticut to continue paying for the education of athletes who lose their scholarships due to injury, illness or even a coach’s decision. UNH professor Allen Sack says most schools, including UConn, only offer one-year renewable athletic scholarships and adds that students currently have no legal protection should a school decide not to renew that scholarship.

UConn opposing bill to regulate scholarships

Hartford Courant, March 20, 2013: State lawmakers are considering a bill that would require the University of Connecticut to continue paying for the education of athletes who lose their scholarships due to injury, illness or even a coach’s decision. UNH professor Allen Sack says most schools, including UConn, only offer one-year renewable athletic scholarships and adds that students currently have no legal protection should a school decide not to renew that scholarship.

Legislation would require UConn to pay education costs for athletes who lose scholarships

Washington Post, March 23, 2013: State lawmakers are considering a bill that would require the University of Connecticut to continue paying for the education of athletes who lose their scholarships due to injury, illness or even a coach’s decision. UNH professor Allen Sack says most schools, including UConn, only offer one-year renewable athletic scholarships and adds that students currently have no legal protection should a school decide not to renew that scholarship.

University of New Haven to purchase Hubbell site

Orange Patch, March 5, 2013: A 46.9-acre Hubbell property in Orange could soon be the new home to several of UNH's graduate programs. "The University is excited about its plan to bring several of its graduate programs to this excellent location in the Town of Orange, and believes that the presence of its graduate school here will benefit the University and the Town," writes Joseph P. Williams, an attorney with Shipman & Goodwin, which is representing the university.

Keeping it in the Family: Succession Planning [AUDIO]

WNPR, March 3, 2013 [AUDIO]: Paul Sessions, head of the Center for Family Business at the UNH discusses the special challenges of family owned businesses. Rebroadcast from 10/1/12.

West Haven students offered 50 percent scholarships to University of New Haven

New Haven Register, March 1, 2013: UNH and the West Haven, Conn. school district announced a major partnership that offers half-tuition scholarships to West Haven High graduates admitted to UNH. This article appeared on page 1 of the Register.

West Haven students offered 50% scholarships [VIDEO][1]

NBC Connecticut, February 28, 2013 [VIDEO]: UNH and the West Haven school district announced a major partnership offering 50% tuition scholarships for West Haven High School graduates who have been admitted to UNH.

West Haven students offered 50% scholarships [VIDEO][2]

WTIC Fox CT, February 28, 2013 [VIDEO]: UNH and the West Haven school district announced a major partnership offering 50% tuition scholarships for West Haven High School graduates who have been admitted to UNH.

Chef Jeff Trombetta on Better Connecticut [VIDEO]

WFSB Better Connecticut, February 28, 2013: UNH adjunct professor Jeffry Trombetta demonstrates an easy recipe for broiled chicken with vegetables.

UNH in talks to buy Hubbell Site

Business New Haven, February 26, 2013: UNH is in negotiations to acquire the former Hubbell Electronics campus in Orange, a 47-acre property just off the Merritt Parkway. UNH says it hopes to site a graduate school campus in existing buildings on the 47-acre site, which was vacated by the electronics manufacturer in 2010.

Chris Shays joins University of New Haven [AUDIO][3]

WCBS, February 20, 2013 [AUDIO]: Former U.S. Rep. Christopher Shays is now a distinguished fellow in public service at the University of New Haven. UNH President Steven H. Kaplan says Shays can provide students with an exposure to his first-hand experience in high levels of government.

Chris Shays joins University of New Haven [VIDEO][3]

WVIT, February 20, 2013 [VIDEO][3]: Former U.S. Rep. Christopher Shays is now a distinguished fellow in public service at the University of New Haven. UNH President Steven H. Kaplan says Shays can provide students with an exposure to his first-hand experience in high levels of government.

Chris Shays joins University of New Haven [VIDEO][1]

WTNH, February 20, 2013 [VIDEO]: Former U.S. Rep. Christopher Shays is now a distinguished fellow in public service at the University of New Haven. UNH President Steven H. Kaplan says Shays can provide students with an exposure to his first-hand experience in high levels of government.

Chris Shays joins University of New Haven [AUDIO][1]

WNPR-WPKT, February 20, 2013 [AUDIO]: Former U.S. Rep. Christopher Shays is now a distinguished fellow in public service at the University of New Haven. UNH President Steven H. Kaplan says Shays can provide students with an exposure to his first-hand experience in high levels of government.

Chris Shays brings expertise to University of New Haven

New Haven Register, February 19, 2013: Former U.S. Rep. Christopher Shays is now a distinguished fellow in public service at the University of New Haven. Philip Bartels, Chairman of the UNH Board of Governors brought Shays to the attention of the University. Shays will be involved in courses at the Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice and Forensic Sciences and in the colleges of Business and Arts and Sciences in both public policy and public administration.

Cost vs. Investment

BlogsCT.com, February 19, 2013: UNH adjunct professor David Zahn offers a method for convincing businesses about the value of consultant services.

The Borderless CEO

Forward Online, February 13, 2013: UNH professor George Haley comments on international steel magnate Lakshmi Mittal's success. Haley cites the case of the Mexican government's third largest steel producer, Sicartsa, which Mittal purchased from the Mexican government in 1992. "Mittal personally spent six months on the ground there, focusing on what the company could do well and what they could do profitably," Haley says. [Reprinted from Sept. 2011]

Nemo's Reminder

Blogs CT.com, February 12, 2013: UNH adjunct professor David Zahn discusses the importance of establishing contingency plans in the event of storms like the most recent blizzard earlier this year.

UNH strikes deal with advocacy group

New Haven Register, February 9, 2013: UNH is providing a home for the Drake Group, an advocacy organization for academic integrity in college sports. UNH professor Allen Sack is its president.

College Sports Reform Group Gets a Permanent Home

Inside Higher Ed, January 31, 2013: UNH is providing a permanent home for the Drake Group, which is focused on ensuring academic integrity in college athletics. The current president is professor Allen Sack.

David Robinson on Employment Discrimination (AUDIO)

Jim Bohannon Show, January 29, 2013 [AUDIO]: Adjunct professor David A. Robinson discusses his new book on how employers can avoid employment discrimination.

Innovation's Foundation

BlogCTNews.com, January 28, 2013: UNH adjunct professor David Zahn blogs on uncovering the best ways to meet and anticipate customer or shopper jobs.

Year 2 for UNH Biz-Plan Contest

Business New Haven, January 22, 2013: For the second year running, UNH's College of Business is challenging prospective high school students to create an online business plan for a chance to earn a full, four-year tuition scholarship to the university worth more than $120,000.

Family-run business topic of UNH program

West Haven Voice, January 17, 2013: The Center for Family Business at UNH will host a series of programs designed to provide family-run businesses with important information on a variety of topics.

All in the family

Hartford Business Journal, January 14, 2013: Paul Sessions of the Center for Family business at UNH talks about the importance of succession planning for family businesses.

Survey finds holes in succession strategies

Hartford Business Journal, January 14, 2013: More than half of the family-run businesses in Connecticut lack a succession plan, according to a joint study published this week by the Connecticut Business & Industry Association and the Center for Family Business at UNH.

University of New Haven renews scholarship challenge

NewsTimes.com, January 7, 2013: UNH is offering prospective high school students a chance to create an online business plan and earn a full, four-year tuition scholarship to the university worth more than $120,000.

UNH offers business students chance to win scholarships

New Haven Register, January 5, 2013: For the second year, the University of New Haven’s College of Business is challenging prospective high school students to create an online business plan for a chance to earn a full, four-year tuition scholarship to the university worth more than $120,000.

185 Economists Warn Congress: Fiscal Cliff Tax Hikes Risk Economic Damage

Wake Up America, December 12, 2012: UNH professor Kamal Upadhyaya is one a group of 185 economists urging Congress to vote against any tax hikes and warning that "increasing taxes" as part of the fiscal cliff negotiations, "would likely slow or reverse our nation's fragile economic recovery and undermine long-term growth."

Center for Family Business Releases New Survey [AUDIO]

WTIC AM, November 15, 2012: UNH's Center for Family Business co-released a survey revealing the particular challenges of family-run businesses in Connecticut.

DuPont Executives Named Among the "Most Powerful Executives in America" by Black Enterprise Magazine

Morningstar.com, September 27, 2012: Shelley Stewart '90 EMBA has been named among Black Enterprise magazine's "100 Most Powerful Executives in Corporate America." He is recognized as an industry leading chief procurement officer who also is an industry leading business executive and progressive change agent.

UNH Offers Project Management Program in New London

Hartford Business Journal, September 26, 2012: UNH will offer a certificate program in project management in New London, beginning Oct. 11. The program also is regularly offered each spring at UNH's main campus in West Haven and designed for local professionals looking to gain comprehensive training in project management, one of the fastest growing business disciplines.

Paul Sessions on Family Businesses [AUDIO]

WNPR, September 19, 2012: Paul Sessions of the Center for Family Business at UNH is interviewed about the the challenges of maintaining a family business.

Elizabeth Davis and three UNH scholarship winners [VIDEO]

Fox-61 (WTIC), (May 14): Elizabeth Davis, dean of UNH's College of Business and 3 winners of the College of Business Scholarship Challenge competition - Evan Souza, Mitchell Fliss and Demetri Smith - are interviewed.

Demetri Smith wins UNH Scholarship Challenge [VIDEO]

News 12 CT April 30 “Demetri Smith wins Scholarship Challenge” [VIDEO] Bridgeport resident Demetri Smith wins a four year scholarship to UNH for his business plan as part of the Scholarship Challenge Program.

University of New Haven students gather to remember Boston Marathon victims [VIDEO 4]

WTNH, April 18, 2013: “University of New Haven students gather to remember Boston Marathon victims [VIDEO 4]” Students at the University of New Haven gathered together to reflect upon the recent Boston Marathon bombings that killed and injured many.

University of New Haven students gather to remember Boston Marathon victims [VIDEO 7]

WTNH Good Morning Connecticut at 5:30 AM, April 18, 2013: “University of New Haven students gather to remember Boston Marathon victims [VIDEO 7]” Students at the University of New Haven gathered together to reflect upon the recent Boston Marathon bombings that killed and injured many.

University of New Haven students gather to remember Boston Marathon victims [VIDEO 8]

WTIC FOX CT Morning News at 5, Apr 18, 2013: “ University of New Haven students gather to remember Boston Marathon victims [VIDEO 8]" Students at the University of New Haven gathered together to reflect upon the recent Boston Marathon bombings that killed and injured many.

University of New Haven students gather to remember Boston Marathon victims [VIDEO 6]

WTIC FOX CT Morning News at 7, April 18, 2013 [VIDEO 6]: Students at the University of New Haven gathered together to reflect upon the recent Boston Marathon bombings that killed and injured many. Students at the University of New Haven gathered together to reflect upon the recent Boston Marathon bombings that killed and injured many.

University of New Haven students gather to remember Boston Marathon victims [VIDEO 1]

WTIC Fox 61 :: Apr 17, 2013 :: FOX CT News at 11 [VIDEO]: UNH students gathered on campus to remember the victims of the Boston Marathon bombing.

University of New Haven students gather to remember Boston Marathon victims [VIDEO 2]

WTIC Fox 61:: Apr 17, 2013 :: FOX CT News at 10 [VIDEO 2]: UNH students gathered on campus to remember the victims of the Boston Marathon bombing.

Gil Fried on the Boston Marathon bombing and security at sporting events [VIDEO 5]

Fox 61 WTIC News at 8, April 16, 2013 [VIDEO]: UNH professor Gil Fried talks about why events like the Boston Marathon are potential criminal targets.

Gil Fried, Jibey Asthappan on Boston Marathon bombing [AUDIO]

WTIC-1080AM, April 16 [AUDIO]: UNH professor Gil Fried comments on event security and UNH professor Jibey Asthappan comments on the type of the bomb that detonated at the Boston Marathon.

WTICAM :: Apr 16, 2013 :: Gil Fried [AUDIO]

WTICAM :: Apr 16, 2013 :: Gil Fried

Gil Friend on security at sports venues [AUDIO]

WTICAM :: Apr 16, 2013 Gil Fried

Gil Fried on the Boston Marathon bombing and security at sporting events [VIDEO 1]

Fox 61 WTIC News at 11, April 15, 2013 [VIDEO 1]: UNH professor Gil Fried discusses safety and security at sports events in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombing.

Gil Fried on the Boston Marathon bombing and security at sporting events [VIDEO 2]

Fox 61 WTIC News at 10, April 15, 2013 [VIDEO 2]: UNH professor Gil Fried discusses safety and security at sports events in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombing.

Gil Fried on the Boston Marathon bombing and security at sporting events [VIDEO 3]

Fox 61 WTIC News at 5, April 15, 2013 [VIDEO 3]: UNH professor Gil Fried discusses safety and security at sports events in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombing.

Gil Fried on the Boston Marathon bombing and security at sporting events [VIDEO 4]

Fox 61 WTIC News at 5, April 15, 2013 [VIDEO 4]: UNH professor Gil Fried discusses safety and security at sports events in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombing.

George Haley on China manufacturing [AUDIO]

WTIC AM, April 6, 2013: UNH professor George Haley's work investigating China's trade and manufacturing practices was the topic on WTIC AM.

Keeping it in the Family: Succession Planning [AUDIO]

WNPR, March 3, 2013 [AUDIO]: Paul Sessions, head of the Center for Family Business at the UNH discusses the special challenges of family owned businesses. Rebroadcast from 10/1/12.

West Haven students offered 50% scholarships [VIDEO][1]

NBC Connecticut, February 28, 2013 [VIDEO]: UNH and the West Haven school district announced a major partnership offering 50% tuition scholarships for West Haven High School graduates who have been admitted to UNH.

West Haven students offered 50% scholarships [VIDEO][2]

WTIC Fox CT, February 28, 2013 [VIDEO]: UNH and the West Haven school district announced a major partnership offering 50% tuition scholarships for West Haven High School graduates who have been admitted to UNH.

Chef Jeff Trombetta on Better Connecticut [VIDEO]

WFSB Better Connecticut, February 28, 2013: UNH adjunct professor Jeffry Trombetta demonstrates an easy recipe for broiled chicken with vegetables.

Chris Shays joins University of New Haven [AUDIO][3]

WCBS, February 20, 2013 [AUDIO]: Former U.S. Rep. Christopher Shays is now a distinguished fellow in public service at the University of New Haven. UNH President Steven H. Kaplan says Shays can provide students with an exposure to his first-hand experience in high levels of government.

Chris Shays joins University of New Haven [VIDEO][1]

WTNH, February 20, 2013 [VIDEO]: Former U.S. Rep. Christopher Shays is now a distinguished fellow in public service at the University of New Haven. UNH President Steven H. Kaplan says Shays can provide students with an exposure to his first-hand experience in high levels of government.

Chris Shays joins University of New Haven [AUDIO][1]

WNPR-WPKT, February 20, 2013 [AUDIO]: Former U.S. Rep. Christopher Shays is now a distinguished fellow in public service at the University of New Haven. UNH President Steven H. Kaplan says Shays can provide students with an exposure to his first-hand experience in high levels of government.

Chris Shays joins University of New Haven [VIDEO][3]

WVIT, February 20, 2013 [VIDEO][3]: Former U.S. Rep. Christopher Shays is now a distinguished fellow in public service at the University of New Haven. UNH President Steven H. Kaplan says Shays can provide students with an exposure to his first-hand experience in high levels of government.

David Robinson on Employment Discrimination (AUDIO)

Jim Bohannon Show, January 29, 2013 [AUDIO]: Adjunct professor David A. Robinson discusses his new book on how employers can avoid employment discrimination.

Center for Family Business Releases New Survey [AUDIO]

WTIC AM, November 15, 2012: UNH's Center for Family Business co-released a survey revealing the particular challenges of family-run businesses in Connecticut.

Paul Sessions on Family Businesses [AUDIO]

WNPR, September 19, 2012: Paul Sessions of the Center for Family Business at UNH is interviewed about the the challenges of maintaining a family business.