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New Haven Register: University of New Haven hires new police chief
James T Gilman, 20-year veteran of CT State Police, is set to replace current University police Chief Tracy Mooney.
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Campus Technology: Olin College Awards Grants for ‘Bold’ Ideas in Remaking Ed
Olin College of Engineering in Massachusetts has awards grants to several external projects working to re-envision education. The University of New Haven was part of a team that won a Grant for Remaking Education through Action Together (GREAT) grant. Maria-Isabel Carnasciali, associate professor of mechanical and industrial engineering, developed the proposal.
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SoccerWire.com: Nicole Pacapelli joins University of Richmond coaching staff
Nicole Pacapelli ’14 Nutrition and Dietetics, ’16 MBA has been hired as the volunteer assistant coach for the University of Richmond women’s soccer team.
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New Haven Register: Experts: Education, training key to ending police shootings
John DeCarlo, associate professor of criminal justice, discusses recent New Haven police shooting.
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WTOP2-DC: Amy Nicole Baker on Workplace Romance
Amy Nicole Baker, associate professor of psychology, shares her opinion on whether or not workplace romance will ever die out.
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Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport: Sport Leaders and Integrity Experts Unite Against Match Manipulation
Declan Hill, associate professor of investigations, will be one of the keynote speakers at the 2019 Symposium on Match Manipulation and Gambling in Sport.
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ABC 27 News: Parents seek justice for daughter’s death
Dr. Henry C. Lee, renowned forensic scientist and founder of the Henry C. Lee Institute of Forensic Science, was one of many experts who looked into the death of Ellen Greenberg.
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ForeignAffairs: MIL-OSI USA: Long Island Sound Seafloor Habitats Mapping Website Available to Public
In honor of Earth Day, the Long Island Sound Habitat Mapping Initiative website is being made public. The initiative is a federal, state, and academic partnership, with the University of New Haven as part of the team.
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Reason: The Panic Over ‘Social Media Addiction’ Threatens Free Speech
A team of researchers examined empirical studies on Internet addiction in 2009. The University of New Haven was part of the team.
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New Haven Register: New Haven fund awards grants to study, clean up Quinnipiac River
The Quinnipiac River Fund has awarded grants to study the river and its wildlife, reduce pollution, and increase access and recreation opportunities. The University of New Haven is one of the recipients.
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PRNewswire: Online Schools Report Publishes Ranking of Best Online Master’s Degrees in Criminal Justice
The University of New Haven has been featured on Online School’s Report’s ranking of best online master’s degrees in criminal justice.
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Missourian: Writers discuss the U.S. prison system in panel at Unbound Book Festival
Randall Horton, associate professor of English, joins other writers in discussing injustices and issues within the United States prison system at the Unbound Book Festival.
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90.5 WESA: A Pittsburgh Poet’s Journey to "I"
Randall Horton, associate professor of English, speaks of the importance of fellow poet Toi Derricotte’s work.
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Time: Obstruction of Justice Usually Happens Behind Closed Doors. But Trump’s Actions Were Public
Matthew Schmidt, associate professor of national security and political science, talks about Trump’s actions make a legal judgment about obstruction of justice murkier.
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24-7 Press Release: Raymond C. Benn Presented with the Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award by Marquis Who’s Who
Raymond C. Benn ’95 MBA was presented with the Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award.
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BusinessMirror: This health threat called Mercury
Anne M. Davis, assistant professor of nutrition sciences and human nutrition, explains the human contributions to the amount of mercury released into the environment.
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CTPost: Son of firefighter killed on 9/11 to begin career with FDNY
Aric Tegtmeier ’17 graduated from the FDNY fire academy last week. He plans to follow in the footsteps of his father, a FDNY firefighter who died on 9/11.
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The Progressive: Foreign Correspondent: Can Wikileaks’ Julian Assange Get a Fair Trial?
Howard Stoffer, associate professor of national security, weighs in on how the possibility of Britain withdrawing from the European Union can complicate Julian Assange’s appeals process.
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WTIC-AM: The Mueller Report
Matthew Schmidt, associate professor of national security and political science, speaks about his expectations for the Mueller report to be released tomorrow.
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Connecticut Health I-Team: It’s Time For GOP Senators to Stand Up For Women
Susan Campbell, distinguished lecturer in communication, film and media studies, writes a column directed to U.S. senators regarding the Violence Against Women Act.
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Cape Cod Times: New look at old ‘Lady of the Dunes’ mystery
Claire Glynn, assistant professor of forensic science, talks about the big shift that using SNP profiles for ancestry research is.
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SoccerWire: Manya Puppione hired as Marymount women’s soccer head coach
Manya Puppione ’08 MBA has been hired as the new headcoach of Marymount’s woman’s soccer team. She will begin duties on April 28th.
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Connecticut Public Radio: Of Coils And Coin Drops: Tales From The Vending Machine
Susan Campbell, distinguished lecturer in communication, film and media studies, talks about the role that vending machines has in the nation’s obesity epidemic.
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Florida Today: Opposing view: Mandatory jail time for ‘johns’ would deter solicitation of prostitution
Ernest Dorling, practitioner in residence in criminal justice, authors this op-ed regarding the sentencing suggested for johns.
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Orange Town News: Mike Richetelli Appointed Director to New Haven Middlesex Association of Realtors
Michael Richetelli ‘95 B.B.A has been appointed to the board of directors for the New Haven Middlesex Association of Realtors.
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The Economist: Nebraska faces a prison-crowding emergency
Michael Lawlor, associate professor of criminal justice, comments on the process taken to help engineer a sizeable decline in Connecticut’s prison population.
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Olin College of Engineering: Remaking Education Awards GREAT Grant
The Grant for Remaking Education through Action Together (GREAT) has been awarded to the University of New Haven for their project "Faculty as Students: Using Makerspaces to Remake Education".
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PRLog: Connecticut Shore Native Appointed Executive Director of Crescent Point at Niantic
Jessica Colangelo MBA has been appointed as the executive director of Crescent Point at Niantic.
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Public: Support Grows for Murphy’s "Madness INC." Report & Call on NCAA to Compensate Student-Athletes
Allen Sack, professor emeritus of sports management, is among the many who express their support for senator Chris Murphy’s report on how the NCAA enriches nearly every entity but the student-athletes themselves.
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The State: Who killed Samantha Josephson? Suspect’s family, friends say cops have the wrong man
Kendell Coker, assistant professor of psychology, says that it’s rare for someone with no record of violent crime to suddenly commit such a heinous act, however it isn’t impossible.
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Today’s Dietitian: Stevia Update: The Science Behind the Sweetener
A study with cell cultures conducted by researchers at the University of New Haven found that stevia left extract was an effective antibacterial against the bacteria that causes lyme disease.
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Hartford Courant: It’s time to fix college sports. Start by paying the players.
Allen Sack, professor emeritus of sports management, authors an op-ed responding to senator Chris Murphy’s series of reports regarding the wide range of problems plaguing big-time college sports.
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New Haven Biz: UNH pushes’ through $100M centennial fundraising goal
The University of New Haven has announced that its first-ever comprehensive fundraising campaign has surpassed its original goal of $100 million. Steve Kaplan, president, says that it is a momentous occasion.
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Sports Destination Management: Study: Larger Buffer Zone Needed to Make Basketball Safer
Ceyda Mumcu, assistant professor of sports management, and Gil Fried, chair of sports management, agree that expanding the buffer zone on the basketball court would make the sport safer for the players.
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Hartford Courant: Three new recruits join ranks of Greenwich Police Department
A number of residents and retired educators in Southington are asking the board of education to rename a school in honor of the late Zaya A. Oshana. Oshana spent many years as a professional educator and spent a decade supervising student teachers at the University of New Haven.
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New Haven Register: Area people of note: Burzenski & Company donates cat collars; West Haven presents award
Chong Qiu, assistant professor of chemistry and chemical engineering, has been awarded a National Science Foundation Early Career Aware for his ground breaking research on aerosols in the atmosphere. He is the first University of New Haven faculty member to receive this.
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New Haven Register: Know the facts on car theft: Op-Ed
Erika Nowakowski, director of youth justice initiatives at the Tow Youth Justice Institute, authors this op-ed on the recent concern over motor vehicle thefts.
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WTNH-TV8: University of New Haven raises over $100 million for fundraising campaign
The University of New Haven is outpacing expectations on a major fundraising campaign, surpassing their goal for the "Charger Challenge" nearly a year in advance of the 2020 goal point.
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Arkansas Democrat Gazette: High-tech devices help police in Little Rock, but some say tools such as license plate readers raise thorny issues
Giovanni Circo, assistant professor of criminal justice and co-investigator of the Green Light program, speaks about the results of his research into the effectiveness of surveillance cameras on reducing crime.
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Greenwich Time: Three new recruits join ranks of Greenwich Police Department
Thomas Koppelman, a current student, is one of three new recruits of the Greenwich Police department.
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New Haven Independent: Mayor Chews, Chills with City Youth
Carolyn Olotegui ’19 and Jordon Harris ’21, current students of political science, were among some of the attendees who met with Mayor Toni Harp at Harp’s Free Eats & Chill event.