In the Media
AZ Big Media: Office interior design trends to expect in 2020
Amanda Corso ’15 discusses her approach to interior design and what trends to expect in 2020.
In the Media: December, 2019
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CNBC: How the Affordable Care Act transformed the US health-care system
Summer Johnson McGee, dean of the School of Health Sciences, comments on the effects the Affordable Care Act has had on the American health-care system in the last 10 years.
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The Guardian: Five years on, the lessons from the Rolling Stone rape story
Tracy Tamborra, professor of criminal justice, shares a story from her time working as a director of a domestic violence services agency in New Jersey.
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The Hill: Democrats in disarray: 2020 election at risk
Joshua Sandman, professor of political science, identifies the problems facing Democrats in the upcoming presidential election.
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Milford Mirror: Legislators, community leaders, students hold Suicide Prevention Summit
The University of New Haven held a Suicide Prevention Summit to address the issue of a growing number of suicides among young people. Among the speakers was Lillie Macias, assistant professor of psychology.
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WTNH: Charges of Impeachment against the President, Trump reacts, claims Washington is trying to "Nullify the election"
Chris Haynes, professor of political science, discusses the next steps of the impeachment process.
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WTNH: Nyberg: University of New Haven Celebrates 100 years
President Steven H. Kaplan, Ph.D. discusses the University of New Haven’s Centennial Year in an interview with Ann Nyberg.
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Markets Insider: Intelligent.com Announces Best Emergency Management Degree Programs for 2020
Intelligent.com included the University of New Haven’s online master’s degree in emergency management in its top programs for 2020.
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Essence: Meet the Former Secret Service Agent To The Obamas Who Launched Her Own Security Company
Holli Draines ’03 took the knowledge and experience she gained as a former Secret Service agent to start her own security consulting firm.
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The Crime Report: Investigating, and Stopping- the Lone Terrorist
Joseph Dule ’16 M.S. pens this article discussing the FBI’s Lone Offender Terrorism Report and the importance of building trust between law enforcement and the community.
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Public: New Research By Georgia State Economists Shows How Easily A Game Teaches Climate Concepts
Patrick Gourley, assistant professor of economics, co-authored a paper illustrating how using a game can help teach economic theory.