Fall classes have begun at the University of New Haven, and as always, the health and safety of all members of our community remain our top priority. We have reimagined life at the University to help deliver high-quality education in as safe an environment as possible.
A chronological list of the latest updates to this information is available on the page linked below.
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Created by Kagya Amoako, Ph.D., the "Frontiers of Biomedical Innovation" symposium offers students opportunities to learn about the latest technology and the multidisciplinary nature of the field from leading biomedical engineering experts.
University News
Bachelor’s Degree Center, a free guide of traditional and online bachelor’s degree programs in all disciplines, has ranked the University of New Haven’s undergraduate cybersecurity program among the best in the country, noting the exceptional success of its graduates.
University News
In U.S. News & World Report's 2021 'Best Colleges' rankings, the University is ranked #59 in the North region, up seven spots from last year and up nearly 40 spots from two years ago. The University was also recognized for its computer science and engineering programs, as well as its commitment to veterans.
The Charger Blog
As part of his Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship project, Muntasir Hossain ’23 immersed himself in machine learning, exploring ways to improve the identification of heart disease, while discovering a possible new career path.
The Charger Blog
When teaching remotely, Stephanie Gillespie, Ph.D., has learned how to create engaging, interactive, and hands-on experiences for students.
The Charger Blog
Former Girl Scouts Stephanie Gillespie, Ph.D., and Kristine Horvat, Ph.D., are sharing their passion for engineering with current Girl Scouts, and they are hoping to inspire them to consider careers in the STEM fields of science, technology, engineering, and math.
The Charger Blog
After forensically investigating the security of the popular Zoom application, a team of University of New Haven students presented what they learned about digital evidence created by Zoom to experts and industry professionals from around the world as part of the virtual INTERPOL Digital Forensics Expert Group conference, an event the University recently co-hosted.
The Bergami Summer Internships Blog
I am excited to be one of seven students completing an internship through the University’s Bergami Summer Internship Program. As a mechanical engineering major, I am gaining meaningful experience as an intern at one of the leading Harley-Davidson dealerships in the region.
The Charger Blog
Grace Hancox ’20, ’21 M.S., who recently earned her bachelor’s degree in forensic science, reflects on the opportunities she had as an undergraduate and looks forward to joining the University’s graduate degree program in chemistry.
The Charger Blog
Chris Cochran, the threat intelligence lead at Netflix, “visited” the University of New Haven virtually as part of the Bartels Lecture Series, discussing how the pandemic has shaped – and how he expects it will continue to shape – the field of cybersecurity.
University News
The INTERPOL Digital Forensics Expert Group conference, which will be held virtually amid the global coronavirus pandemic, will bring together leaders in the field, enabling them to network and learn about cutting-edge developments in digital forensics and cybersecurity.
The Charger Blog
As a candidate in the University of New Haven’s biomedical engineering graduate program, I had the opportunity to complete a thesis project focused on drug delivery, network with professionals at conferences, and develop meaningful relationships with my faculty mentors. My experiences have prepared me to begin pursuing my doctorate at Virginia Commonwealth University this fall.
University News
The institute, which will be part of the Tagliatela College of Engineering, will foster collaboration and interdisciplinary research across the University, effectively incorporating critical knowledge in cybersecurity, computing, data science, and AI across all programs.
The Charger Blog
Computer Science professor Liberty Page says her students rose to each challenge they faced as they worked to complete complex capstone projects – all while research team members were scattered across the country.
The Charger Blog
In a recent virtual panel discussion, four University of New Haven faculty members in the science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) fields shared their expertise with students in another area in which they are very familiar: pursuing education at the highest level.
The Charger Blog
Kagya Amoako, Ph.D. introduces us to Yaw Ansong Jr. ’19 M.S., who since graduating from the University has created a medical diagnostics company that has collaborated with scientists at Yale and Duke. Soon, he will begin pursuing a Ph.D. at UC Berkeley.
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Computer science major Steven Bumbera ’20 says connections he made during an on-campus event hosted by Red Hat helped lead to a job offer from his "favorite company."
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Dan Masi ’20, who will graduate this spring with three bachelor’s degrees, has written three academic papers – one of which has already been published in a peer-reviewed scientific journal. He will be pursuing his Ph.D. at Vanderbilt University in the fall.
The Charger Blog
The University is collaborating with Lockheed Martin, a Fortune 100 company, to create a mentoring program that will support students and prepare them for the careers of the future.
University News
Dr. Kagya Amoako and his students are using 3D-printing technology to develop innovative solutions for the possible lack of critical equipment healthcare providers need to treat patients impacted by the global COVID-19 pandemic.