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In the Media: May 2019
The University of New Haven featured in the media during May 2019.
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Michael Coleman ’09 a third generation firefighter, was promoted to lieutenant with the New London Fire Company.
Michael Lawlor, associate professor of criminal justice, authors this op-ed regarding the effectiveness of the juvenile justice reforms enacted over the last ten years in Connecticut.
Robert Dilenschneider, ’12 Hon, founder and chairmen of The Dilenschneider Group, offers advice to recent graduating students on how to make the important decisions that will shape the rest of their lives.
Kristine Puckett ’01 discusses the challenge of viewing her home state from a traveler’s prospective in this profile on her work with Arkansas Tourism as deputy tourism director.
Maria Tcherni-Buzzeo, an associate professor of criminal justice who is an expert on crime trends and patterns, was quoted in a feature about declining crime rates. The decrease in crime, she says, is part of a broader pattern of centuries of declining human violence.
President Steven Kaplan, Ph.D., discusses his journey and best advice for the next generation of leaders.
Shanta Smith ’00 M.S. has been appointed as the new principal of Hamilton Avenue School.
Brian Hubbs '97 was one of three officers celebrated at Middletown badge-pinning ceremony. Police Chief William McKenna commended Hubbs for his 14 years of service and his many achievements.
Derrick Driscoll ’94 M.S. discusses the importance of the U.S. Marshals Services after being named acting deputy director earlier this month.
Jan L. Jones, lecturer in hospitality and tourism management at the University of New Haven, discusses recent trends reshaping the industry and the need for CT tourist attractions to focus on creating personalized entertainment and leisure experiences.
Khaled bin Alwaleed '00 discusses his roles as Founder and CEO of KBW Ventures, Founder and Chairman of KBW Investments, and President of the Saudi Humane Society.
Karl E. Minges, assistant professor and director of the Master of Public Health program at the University of New Haven, comments on Rep. Rosa DeLauro’s call for funding to research gun violence as a public health emergency.
Alfredo Carlson '19, alumni of Lyme Academy of Fine Arts, will be featuring his senior project at the Summer Sculpture Showcase. The showcase will feature works by well-established, nationally renowned sculptors, as well as promising newcomers.
WTNH congratulates the graduating students of the University of New Haven.
Gil Fried, professor, and chair of the sport management department at the University of New Haven is in the process of writing the first esports textbook. He invites other professionals in the industry to contribute to the project as well.
The National Security Agency certified the University of New Haven as a center of academic excellence in cyber operations.
Michael Lawlor, associate professor of criminal justice, comments on his time working with Scott Semple, Connecticut’s former correction commissioner, who was profiled for his work leading justice reform in the state.
A study conducted by researchers at the University of New Haven revealed that mixed bacterial biofilms are present within Morgellons disease skin specimens, which could provide an explanation as to why the condition is so difficult to treat.
Patrick Gourley, assistant professor of economics at the University of New Haven, discusses his findings on tenure related bias within SETs.
The last class receiving Bachelor of Fine Arts degrees from the Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts celebrates their graduation.
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