Giving Priorities
Learn about key areas at the University that you can show your support.
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Ways to Give
From making an online donation to gift of securities to planning your legacy, there are many ways you can make a contribution to the University.
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Giving Societies
We recognize our donors in various ways for their involvement with the University. Learn more about one of our four Giving Societies and how you can join today.
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University of New Haven Memorial Display
The Memorial Display provides a peaceful place to memorialize and celebrate deceased members of the University community.
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"Everyone should be given a chance to learn skills and knowledge for their own personal growth. Those same skills and knowledge are needed to enter a profession where they can support themselves and family." Eileen Eder
University & Alumni Facts
70,000
Alumni
97.6%
of undergraduate students were awarded financial aid in 2020-21
3
Giving Societies
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Alumni Benefits Available
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Computer Science Major Discusses Learning How to Navigate Motivation in College
In this personal reflection, Shana-Kay Hyde ’27 shares how her view of motivation changed during her time at the University of New Haven and what helps her stay grounded and consistent.
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Chargers Discovered Confidence and Career Possibilities at Intercollegiate Sales Competition
Aurora Sherman ’27 and Sharon Varughese ’26 share how competing in the Northeast Intercollegiate Sales Competition pushed them outside their comfort zones and opened new opportunities. Their reflections highlight how hands-on learning and faculty support help develop skills and influence career directions.
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From the Classroom to the National Spotlight: MPH Candidate Shares Research Journey
Jamesha Barrett ’26 MPH reflects on how presenting her research at the American Public Health Association’s Annual Convention and earning a top-student recognition strengthened her confidence, deepened her commitment to health equity, and highlighted the power of community-engaged research at the University of New Haven.
