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As a peer career advisor in the University of New Haven’s Career Development Center, I enjoy helping students with their career and internship goals. I am looking forward to continuing my work this fall as a graduate student.
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Saul Factor ’96 EMBA, president of Smith Drug Company, wanted current University of New Haven students to have the same meaningful real-world opportunities he had as a student. So he teamed up with the Pompea College of Business to create opportunities for graduate students to collaborate with his company.
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The University community came together virtually to recognize longtime benefactor Charlie Pompea '71, '90 EMBA, '06 Hon., his wife Tamera, and their family, who recently made the largest gift in the University’s history.
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As part of an innovative entrepreneurship course, more than 180 students researched and developed business concepts that were analyzed by a panel of business executives.
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Pompea College of Business Recognizes Largest Gift in University of New Haven History from alumnus, successful business executive, and longtime benefactor Charles E. Pompea '71, '90 EMBA, '06 Hon., vice chair of the university’s Board of Governors, his wife Tamera, and their family.
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A business management major, Rohan Tucker '20 explored human resources through his coursework and during his internships in three different industries. He is now looking forward to beginning his career at PwC.
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JC Murphy, president of Savant, a home automation company, recently connected with the University community virtually as part of the College of Business’s Executive MBA Speaker Series, discussing how his company has responded to the global coronavirus pandemic.
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The global coronavirus pandemic didn’t stop the College of Business from hosting its annual Alvine New Venture Pitch Competition, which enables students of all majors to problem solve, think outside the box, and learn how to pitch their business ideas.
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After a successful, four-year career in finance in India, Swetha Rajasekaran ’20 MBA decided the University’s MBA with a STEM concentration in Financial Analytics would open more doors for her. It did.
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Gil Fried, J.D., is a pro when it comes to teaching sport management classes remotely, and he says that, like with sports, practice makes perfect for students participating in distance learning.
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Mike Scharfenberg ’20 says his professors taught him to focus on the small details, in his coursework and in his quest for an internship and a career in the field, and the lesson has paid immediate dividends.
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Brian A. Marks, J.D., Ph.D., senior lecturer in the Department of Economics and Business Analytics, is leading a team of professors that quickly moved 10 sections of an introductory Business and Entrepreneurship course to a remote format and, within days, had a plan to make the culminating business plan competition a live online event.
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Collin Hill ’18 and Logan Hill ’19, twin brothers from Lumberton, New Jersey, share a passion for sports. After excelling on the football field, they have found success on the business side of sports.
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Through a collaboration with HyperX, the sponsor of some of the world’s top esports organizations, the University of New Haven will receive state-of-the-art gaming peripherals, and students will have the opportunity to interact with company executives and participate in HyperX product focus groups and the testing of the company’s newest offerings.
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Hannah Providence ’22, who juggles 19 credits, two jobs, and a very involved life at the University, heads to Manhattan this summer to take part in the Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s Sophomore Career Exploration Internship.
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A new initiative at the University of New Haven, the Women’s Leadership Council brings female students and prominent women leaders together for mentorship and networking opportunities, as well as for inspiration and empowerment.
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The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) International has renewed its accreditation of the University’s College of Business, a distinction that places it among the top five percent of business schools worldwide.
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As part of an internship, Melinda Nanassy ’20 created two videos that have been widely used by the New York Blood Center, and her work led to more opportunities with the organization.
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Students in the University of New Haven's "Introduction to Business and Entrepreneurship" course spent a semester preparing for the Nicholson Business Plan Competition and Expo, delving deeply into creating viable business plans, and simulating what it would take to launch their own company.
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University of New Haven students with a passion for esports and gaming say there is no place they would rather be on a Friday night than gathered together, taking on gamers from universities around the country. Before long, they’ll all be competing in one of the premiere esports training and competition spaces in the country.