- University of New Haven

ISABELLE HAJEK '22

I hope this research can provide the some of the missing pieces needed to reduce their occurrence.

MUNTASIR HOSSAIN '23

I was fascinated by how the algorithms would be able to find mathematical relationships and patterns in the dataset.

ALEKSANDROS SPAHO '24

The community and the environment at the University are special.

ADAM BROWN '94, '19 M.S.

Our leadership is very forward-thinking and continues to advance the University in ways I could not have imaged when I went here as an undergraduate years ago.

MEREDITH NAROWKSI '18 '20 M.S.

I learned so many things from this research project, but one of the biggest things was how unique every sample of gunshot residue is.

DANIELLE DESJARDINS '17 M.A.

I grew up in a household that very much respected military service and service to our country.

I know I am only one person, but just as a tiny pebble creates great ripples when dropped in a lake, my goal for this event was to inspire participants to reach out to others – especially those they disagree with – and serve the greater good together.

JACKIE DAWOOD '19 M.A.

I want my podcast to be a platform for education

GRACE HANCOX '20, '21 M.S.

I feel that the opportunities I’ve had have given me a glimpse into my future and, thus, have better prepared me for success.

BEN HODGE '16, '19 M.S.

The thing that I most want my students to learn from this is that the techniques we teach in class are being used every day in hospital labs to help diagnose and care for patients.

NEGIN FARZAD '21 M.S.

When I Look Back to My First Day at the University, I Can See How Far I have Come

DAVID PATRICK '20

I have had endless support from my teachers and advisers, and I am confident I have the tools I need for my future success.

ROHAN TUCKER '20

I have learned how to look at situations holistically in order to craft tailored solutions that benefit everyone involved.

ANGELICA CRUZ '21

I am interested in specializing in East Asian affairs academically and professionally, and this scholarship will expose me to a culture and environment I aim to learn more about and understand.

JAHNOVIA WHEATLEY '23

Living through COVID-19 has made me more eager to become a healthcare provider who will advocate for her patients.

BRIAN OHLER '20

There are so many critical and devoted professionals who are doing everything they possibly can to save lives, mitigate risks, curtail exposures, and sustain themselves as they battle this historic pandemic.

YAW ANSONG JR. '19 M.S.

If there’s anything life has taught me, it's that the right education and the right mentorship opportunities matter.

BROOKE ROSS '23

I will not allow myself to be the reason my loved ones get sick.

SWETHA RAJASEKARAN '20 MBA

It was a perfect but rare combination of what I wanted to pursue.

DAN MASI '20

My experiences at the University of New Haven have enabled me to improve my technical writing and to feel more comfortable presenting in front of people.

MIKE SCHARFENBERG '20

I like to say that I make an impact, that I want to leave a legacy wherever I’ve been, and I try to make it known that I was there.

MATTHEW CHAMBERLAIN '20

I love that food can have an important impact for athletes on the field and in their overall health.

CAITLIN SCULLEY '15 MHA

Healthcare is naturally fast-paced, but during this pandemic, it feels like one hour is two weeks.

NATHAN WASKIEWICZ '20

The thought of focusing on math was enticing to me, however alien that sounds to most people.

PETER VALENTIN '08 M.S.

A lot of responsibility hinges on these details.

KEYRI AMBROCIO '21

This has made me much more aware of the inequalities that people face and the role I can have in making a change.

DECLAN HILL D.PHIL

You have to take a quantum leap with your imagination because the problem is so extensive.

HANNAH PROVIDENCE '22

It’s a perfect gateway to full-time employment.

SAMANTHA MORALES '18 MHA

My favorite part about teaching is learning from my students.

JOSEPH DOOLEY '83

Attending the University of New Haven was clearly one of the best decisions I’ve made.

WILL FRAZIER

Get to know Will Frazier, an area coordinator for the University of New Haven’s Office of Residential Life.

MICHAELA REILLY '20

Now that I’m on the other side of the service-learning experience, I’ve come full circle.

CASSANDRA PRAY '17

Becoming skilled at math means you are skilled at many types of problem solving, whether it’s directly mathematical or not.

ABE BAGGILI, Ph.D.

I encourage my students to want to be the best. Many of them grasp that concept and they become super successful.

MADISON DEROSIA '19

Alumna says she developed confidence in University's sport management program

MICHELLE JAMES

It’s a lot easier to be successful when you love what you’re doing.

MEGAN GEORGES ’20

A passion for bettering the lives of inmates.

KATHERINE EDWARDS ’14

International experience “changed me as a person".

DANIEL WEST '19

I’d love to get involved with renewable energy. But there are so many interesting areas in electrical engineering that I could see myself pursuing many different avenues.

BETHANY HOSCHAR '20

This experience was beneficial, both educationally and personally.

COURTNEY NEWBERRY '20

The experience enabled me to learn about taphonomy and field research firsthand.

MEGAN CHETNER '20

Having the ability to openly collaborate with them on this research was incredibly helpful.

NATHAN FONSECA '20

I can promote diversity, inclusion, and understanding through the organizations I represent.

JAMIE MCGUINNESS '18

What I like best about Ireland is the beauty of the country itself and the laid-back environment.

ALEXANDRA CHEIRI '18

The study abroad experience opened my eyes to the possibility of broadening my horizons and gave me the courage to reach beyond my comfort zone.

CAROLYN OLORTEGUI '20

This experience gave me a deeper understanding of how monetary decisions are made within the state.

THOMAS ALMEIDA '21

There are so many interesting niche topics.

TYLER ROBICHAUD

I was able to create memories.

SHEAHON ZENGER, PH.D.

Nothing else on earth brings people of all backgrounds together in a healthier way than athletic competitions.

ELIZABETH DOANE '88

I am so excited about where the Tagliatela College of Engineering is going, with its emphasis on innovation and entrepreneurship.

MAXIME THEOKRITOFF '19 M.S.

I-Fest is a family-friendly event in which diverse groups of people celebrate what makes us unique.

BHARGAV MANIKANTHA CHINTALA '20

It is more like adding some colors to our life, rather than just playing.

LUBBIE HARPER '65

The education I received developed a solid foundation for me.

JESSICA CHAMBAL '20

Meet new people, and try new things. You never know when you will be back in these places!

DOUGLAS AKERSTROM '20

Opportunities with College Football Playoff and Pro Bowl provide valuable experience, enhance resume

AUSTIN FRANK '21

This program has offered me more than I could ask for.

JORDAN FJELD '21

Some of the most beautiful places in the world.

JUAN HERNANDEZ

If I wasn’t in higher education, I probably would have made policy my full-time job.

HANNAH KOZAN ’20

I got to see first-hand.

ZACHARY BLATTER '20

I highly recommend a study abroad experience to all students.

TIM SHEEHAN '19

I’m excited to share the beauty of Shakespeare’s work with the audience.

SHELBY MILLER '20

A once in a lifetime experience.

SAM FORREST '19

The participants in Up ‘til Dawn came from different walks of life, and under normal circumstances might not have interacted together.

RHIANNON FIUST ’20

Provided a new perspective on wars that the US was apart of.

REGINALD WALDEN '19

I find ways to connect the content to people, so that they care about the environment, and offer ways they can help.

PJ TUCKER '21

It not only gives you experience serving in a leadership role, it also gives you experience working with programs that you’ll be using in the real world.

PATRICK GOURLEY

Studying abroad can be a watershed moment in a person’s life.

OLIVIA WALTON '19 M.S.

I have learned that being as attentive to the progress you are making, as you are to reaching your goal, is the true secret to success.

OLENA LENNON

Because of her passion and knowledge, I gained an appreciation for politics that I never had before

NICOLE RITSICK '19

Everyone was very excited to be part of the leadership team.

An image of communications alumnus, Ben Hammel ’18

NICHOLAS GRAHAM '16, '17

Graduate worked as assistant on upcoming Joker movie.

NELSON VANDENBURGH '19

I’m very devoted to this podcast because I feel that it connects with a lot of veterans.

NATHAN GAGNE '20

It is my dream to be a great director of photography.

MITSOUKI GARVEY-SANCHEZ '19

Your support helps us keep crawling, walking, and even allows us to fly.

MIRIAM COHEN '21

You won’t regret it.

MASOOMA RAZA ’19 MHA

Fulbright Scholar endeavors to improve healthcare accessibility in Pakistan

MARLO KEBA '19 M.A.

By its very nature, self-doubt comes from within.

WILL CORNELIO '19

Involvement with ChargerRec fuels passion for career in campus recreation

MARGARET SAVILONIS PH.D.

She strives to make everything – and everybody – around her better.

MARCIN STANKEVITCH

Broadened my view of the world.

MADELINE MORRISSON '20

I look forward to continuing to be able to apply what I learn in the classroom.

LYNNSEY SPADER '22

Improving and developing workforce diversity is a strategic imperative for our executive leadership team.

LEXI DOROTINSKY '21

This trip has helped me to narrow down my interests.

KRYSTINA BRAID '21

Study abroad experience builds foundation for summer research

KRISTIN JONES '19

It was important for me to attend so that I could receive feedback on my research and make connections with influential researchers in my field.

KIMBERLY ARGUETA '17, '19 M.S.

Having the ability to assist professors and serve as a teaching assistant motivated me to continue improving and strengthening my skills.

KENDELL COKER, PH.D., J.D.

Dr. Coker has engaged students in international research.

KAYRA CLOUDEN '18

Alumna says University of New Haven ‘changed the trajectory of my life’

KATIE HEINLEIN '19

I have seen inequality firsthand, and I want to create work that fights against that.

KATHY FORKIN '76

College was a wonderful experience for me.

KARISSA WILKINSON '19

I was able to feel like I was a part of history.

KAILEE CARNEAU '19 M.A.

Working as a graduate assistant in Graduate Student Services has given me a space to make an impact – and to be impacted.

KACIE CRESSEY '18, '20 M.S.

I am glad to work with students who want to enrich the campus community and ensure that the graduate student experience is rewarding and enjoyable for everyone.

JOSHUA LODGE '19

I wanted to be a part of this show because it makes Shakespeare more accessible and fun for audience members.

JORDAN GUTHRIE '23

I wanted to study here because I learned that during a student's first year, we are immediately out in the field doing work.

JOEY EDMONDS '22

Genetics and biotechnology major conducts successful DNA research

JOE SMOLINSKI

Art is a very human act, and it connects everything that we do and make.

JILLIAN MARENA '20

My study abroad experience was one I would not give up for anything.

ISABELLA SICURANZA '20

A bond that can never be broken.

HANNAH GLYNN '20

Working in community outreach for Artspace has really connected me to a lot of different people.

GIO ROPER '19

My Alternative Spring Break experience made me feel more empowered to serve the community and to change the world.

GINA LIPPOLIS '19

I learned more about aviation and the challenges of building a program like this.

DEVON BLAIR '19

This field gives students a wide variety of career choices so everyone can find it their own!

EMILY POWERS '19

My series ‘Beetle Mania’ strives to showcase the natural beauty that beetles possess.

DOUGLAS GORDON '20

Create bonds that will last a lifetime.

DIANA JONES ’20

It has helped me appreciate more about my own culture.

CLARK SMITH '19

Working here has certainly strengthened my social skills because I have the opportunity to be part of a variety of social situations.

TARSILA SEARA, PH.D.

The most rewarding aspect of this process is to see how proud the students are when they see the real life applications of the results of their hard work.

BRITTANY RIERA '19

One of the most beautiful, eye opening, and culture shocking places.

BEN HAMMEL '18

I had the unique opportunity to be part of the production – I was not just a typical production assistant.

APRIL YODER PH.D.

It’s fascinating the places a research question can take you.

ANNA MARIANO '20

The best part about studying abroad was studying aspects of coral reefs.

ANNA KROON '19

She has made real contributions to the fields of adaptation theory and digital humanities.

ALEXA PERETZIAN '20

This experience was externally beneficial.

ADAM CARESS, M.B.A.

I love music, and I love encouraging others in their love of music.

RACHEL CLAVETTE '21

I have developed a self confidence that I never would have imagined.

PATRICK CONNOLLY '22

What I learned on this trip will last a lifetime.

PARKER JOHNSON '19

Thanks to the University of New Haven, I have opportunity to succeed in whatever I decide to do.

MOLLY REAGAN

It provided a new outlook on my future plans.

MIKE LAWLOR, J.D.

There's so much momentum for change

MIKAYLA GUELL '21

I will always be grateful.

MICHAELA SULLIVAN '21

We want to raise awareness and spark conversations about things that aren’t usually discussed..

MICAELA O'SHEA '21

Research reinforces passion for Middle Eastern culture

MASON KLETTER '22

It’s trips like this one that complement my education, making attending the University of New Haven that much more enjoyable, valuable, and meaningful for me.

KYLE LIPKA '19

The University of New Haven supplied me with the tools I needed to ensure that I would be successful.

KRISTEN DORFMAN '14

I truly learned how to be a leader and how to be part of a team.

KIMBERLEE PLUDE '21

I think the University is good for commuters because there is always an event going on that we can get involved in.

KESHAV BHOOTA '18 M.S.

I am fortunate that I had the opportunity to study with highly skilled and dedicated professors.

KELLY JOHNSON '19

These skills helped me get a job coaching children at a local rock-climbing gym.

KAITLYN SPEAR '20

I immersed myself into the cultures of eleven different countries.

JESSICA DOYLE '21

An adventure like no other.

JENNIFER EDWARDS '21

The program has helped me develop leadership and communication skills.

JASMINE ALERS '20

My dream has always been to travel the world.

ISRAEL ESTRADA '19 M.S.

My experiences as a student crystalized my determination to become a professional in the field of emergency management

ISABELLE LUPINACCI '22

This experience provided me with a better understanding of how other cultures operate.

HARRY HOLT '78

I think everyone learned a lot from this exercise.

GINA PASSARIELLO

The trip was something I’ll never forget.

GIANLUCA CANESSA '22

The real outcome of this course is not a specific career interest, but, rather, the opportunity to build skills that will help me choose a career..

CHAD CAMPANELL '99

You never know when you’re going to provide a spark that lights a fire that inspires someone.

ANGELA BOLAND '21

I felt like a child in a candy store.

ADAM HANSEN '05, '20 M.P.A.

I want to make changes, I know it’s not easy.

YO NG '19

It is important for legislators and the public to know about our research, because air pollution has a huge impact on the environment and human health.

XUANFENG FANG '20 M.S.

In my memory, the Lunar New Year always means peace and happiness.

TRISTAN COWAN '15

This project was a good segue into my current job, which involves building things that other people use to test their ideas.

TIFFANY HESSER, ED.D.

Her enthusiasm for chemistry is evident as she shares her experiences.

ROWENA TRACK '87 M.S.

I wanted to honor my mother’s qualities and characteristics, which were her selfless dedication to mentoring us, coaching us, and instilling in us a love for math and science.

PEDRO MARTINEZ ’19

I applied what I learned to all of the projects I have worked on.

JENNIFER PASSARETTI

I pushed myself to do things that I never thought were possible.

CLAUDIA VON SUSKIL '19

I am extremely grateful to be recognized for my work and contributions.

CHONG QUI PH.D.

His work involves some of the best undergraduates that I have encountered at the University.

CANER KILINC '19

We couldn’t have done it without our community and the guidance we received.

TIANA WILLIAMS ’11, ’12 MBA

The moment I walked onto the University of New Haven campus, I was given a number of tools and resources. The faculty and staff members genuinely cared about the students and wanted to help in any way possible.

SUBROTO ROY PH.D.

It’s really important to stand behind what you do, to take pride in what you do.

SOUMYA AGRAWAL '20 M.B.A.

I’ve always found food to be a very basic, yet important, factor in bonding with other people.

SHANON LIVEWELL '14, '15 M.B.A.

Every time I spoke, he looked at me like I was the only person in the world who mattered.

NICKEY RAJ '20 M.B.A.

Now I have a better understanding of how nonprofits are making the world a better place.

LARRY BINGAMAN '96

Conscious capitalism is not just a feel-good activity, but you also do better as a company.

KLERISA KIMCA '19

I’m learning from their studies, and they are both learning from mine. We’re helping each other out.

KETSIA KIMPIOKA '19

I’m trying to come up with solutions to problems that, I hope, will help the world.

GIL FRIED, J.D.

Athletes have short career spans, and staying healthy is essential to performing to one’s highest potential.

FEDERICO GARCIA '69

Learn as much as you can. The more you learn, the more you can help others. The more you can achieve.

Darell Singleterry, MBA

The University of New Haven is a great place for veterans because of our strength in numbers.

CEYDA MUMCU, PH.D.

I wanted to be involved and improve the business of women’s sports, and I am proud to have been able to contribute in various ways.

CAM KOIZUMI '19

Overall, it was an incredible opportunity for the team to travel, meet new people, play the sport we love.

ARMANDO RODRIQUEZ

I believe being a police officer is the best job in the world.

ANTHONY DICIOCCIO '21

We are a university with a very large and active veteran community that helps its brothers and sisters make the transition from soldier to student and onward.

ALICE GAO '94

The University of New Haven was a big part of my life journey.

SRI LAKSHMI GORIPARTHI '19 MHA

Alumna says the University of New Haven 'helped her discover her potential'

ROBIN KERKSTRA M.S.

All of the professors here are passionate about their students’ education and making an impact on the future.

NICHOLAS AMATO '20

I was able to apply my clinical knowledge.

MICHAELA PIETRANGELI '20

I would love to go back to do it all over again.

MATT DUHAIME '19 MHA

Experience as a graduate student in healthcare administration 'changed my life'

TESSA PAULSEN '21

I didn’t imagine I’d get to go to one of the coolest places in North America!

JUSTIN LASTO ’17

The professors are brilliant and extremely passionate about the subjects they teach

JASMINE BROWN '19

By applying the skills we are learning, we are able to give back to our community and provide our patients with comprehensive care.

ERIN HEWETT '20

I was able to branch out of my comfort zone.

CATHERINE AVERY '20

I will continue to share and cherish the memories I have from this trip.

CASSANDRA VERRUSO '18

I feel that the University of New Haven has prepared me for success in so many ways. Not only did I learn communication and leadership skills, I learned how to apply them in a variety of situations.

BRIONA GRANT '20 M.A.

I am motivated to continue to work hard, to be a positive influence, and most importantly, to have fun with all of the opportunities that I am granted.

BENEDA LITCHMORE '19

I would like future veterans to know that this can be a true place to call home.

ANASTASHA ATWOOD '20

I was able to learn and grow.

ALVIN TRAN, SC.D., M.P.H.

I believe that having a multidisciplinary team is key to addressing pertinent health issues afflicting our nation.

An image of Phylicia Kidd ’16, a biology alumnus at the University of New Haven.

PHYLICIA KIDD ’17

Apply the skills learned in the classroom and the lab

DANIELLE PERRY ‘15

Experiences as a Charger lead to a Ph.D. program

An image of Stephanie Baringer, an alumnus of one of the best psychology colleges in connecticut.

STEPHANIE BARINGER '17

Research as an undergrad provided foundation for studying aging

DANIEL BROPHY ‘14

Skills developed in and out of classroom prepare grad to excel

KAYLA BLANCHARD ’16

Professors’ real-world experience enriches classroom learning.

JOHN BOBISH ’20

I knew I found what I was looking for.

An image of smiling business management alumnus, Alinett Collado.

ALINETT COLLADO '15

Alumna begins career at leading insurance company.

An image of smiling business management student, Donald Willyard.

DONALD WILLYARD ’20

Fast-Track student says University felt like home

An image of smiling business management alumnus, Lauren Ritchie.

LAUREN RITCHIE '16

Transfer student finds her calling in human resources

ELIZABETH JAIKES ’15

Internship creates opportunity for a career

HOWARD MCGRUDER ’16

I would not be where I am today without the faculty.

MIA SUMRA ‘18

Self-described “nerd kid’ describes economics as a good challenge

LAUREN DOYLE ’18 M.S.

I was attracted to the University of New Haven because of its long-standing and successful Sport Management program.

MELISSA CORRARO ’16 M.S.

Passion for sports leads to position with NBA’s Portland Trail Blazers

BRITTANY DIDONATO '15

Alumna helps lead world’s largest community fundraising program.

JOE PARISI ‘15

Professors help ignite an interest in hotel management.

EUNICE KAZAKO ’19

Fast-Track program helps build a foundation for career success

JULIANNE DEGENOVA '18

Through this project I gained so many new skills that I can take with me to any future job as well as a new found confidence in conducting research.

An image of smiling Brandon Caron, an alumnus of one of the top sports management universities.

BRANDON CARON '14

Join one of the most respected programs in the country

An image of smiling Brock Severs, an alumnus of one of the top sports management universities.

BROCK SEVERS '16

Networking as a student led to career opportunity.

An image of smiling Matt Boczar, an alumnus of one of the top sports management universities.

MATT BOCZAR ’13

“Stats Guy” living the dream at ESPN

ALLISON YOUNG '13

Research conducted as an undergraduate established the foundation needed to pursue a Ph.D.

JOSH SANTIANA ‘14

Hands-on learning leads to career at Pfizer.

BREANNA CRAFT '07

After earning a Ph.D., graduate returns to the University to teach next generation.

GABRIELLE MONTLOUIS ‘18

Biology major prepares student for medical school.

NICOLE MORALES SALINA ‘19

Pursuing a path to becoming a pediatrician

CARA DEMERS '16

Prepared for a career in front of the camera or behind the scenes.

An image of communications alumnus, Jessica Pena. She experienced professional training in communication and media studies with state-of-the-art facilities and real-world experience.

JESSICA PENA ’14

Interning with the stars

An image of communications alumnus, Joseph Brown. He experienced professional training in communication and media studies with state-of-the-art facilities and real-world experience.

JOSEPH BROWN ’15

Discovering a passion for film

ELAINE COLVIN ’14

Passion to provide dental care to those in need

BRIANNE BRATHWAITE '15, '18 M.S.

‘The University has molded me into an innovative professional’

KHADIJA ALQARNI ‘16

Planning to pursue a master’s degree in public health

JUSTIN LASTO ’17

The professors are brilliant and extremely passionate about the subjects they teach

CASSANDRA CHARLES '17

Variety of majors to interact with enriched experience of interior design major

KRISTIN FIRINE '17

Range of experiences leads to career in healthcare interior design.

REBECCA TENBURRAN ’17

Professors create strong support system for success

An image of Jeremy Esposito ‘09, an alumnus of the marine biology program. The University of New Haven is one of the top marine biology colleges.

JEREMY ESPOSITIO ‘09

Hatchery manager protects ecosystem.

SAMANTHA DAVERN ‘19

Honors Program member attracted by challenging curriculum

KIARA ACEVEDO '20

Having been part of this research instilled in me the importance of intergrading both fields and the value of gaining knowledge.

An image of Nikole Schroder '15, an alumnus of the Music Industry program. The University of New Haven’s music industry majors prepare you for career success in the music business.

NIKIOLE SCHRODER '15

Apply what you learn working with talented artists

An image of music industry alumnus, Nikole Schroder. Our program prepared him for career success in the music business.

MIKE BOGNAR ’16

Students rub elbows with Grammy Award winners

An image of music industry alumnus, Mia Becker. Our program prepared her for career success in the music business.

MIA BECKER ’11

Music Industry Grad Has Front Row Seat

An image of Rebecca Satzberg, a student in the Music and Sound Recording program. Our program will provide her with a musical engineering education.

REBECCA SATZBERG ’20

Chance to work with the campus radio station a deciding factor in becoming a Charger

An image of Tyler Bliss, an alumnus in the Music and Sound Recording program. Our program provided him with a musical engineering education.

TYLER BLISS ‘14

Experiences as a student lead to dream job at DisneyPixar

An image of Jill Weber, a student in the Music and Sound Recording program. Our program will provide her with a musical engineering education.

JILL WEBER '21

Hands-on learning gets student closer to career goal.

An image of Shirley Duong, an alumnus of one of the best psychology colleges in connecticut.

SHIRLEY DUONG ‘17

Working as a research assistant at Yale leads to career opportunity.

IVY WATTS ’15

Sharing my story means more to me than I could have ever imagined.

An image of Melanie Gonzalez ‘16 an alumnus of the M.A. Community Psychology program.

MELANIE GONZALEZ ‘16 M.A.

Expertise developed in program development led to thriving career with Best Buddies.

KENDRA VAN VALKENBURG ‘17 M.A.

Education in psychology and criminal justice leads to opportunity with government partner.

SARAFINA ROBINSON ‘16 M.A.

Studies and community involvement fuel a passion to make change.

MARISSA COLBY ’18

Student-athlete finds her calling helping people in need

An image of a forensic science alumus, Erica Cove.

ERICA COVE ‘07

Real-world learning opportunities lead to career as medical examiner

KEELIN HERBST '17

From the moment I stepped on campus, I immediately felt at home.

KELLY TEA ’15, ’17 M.S.

A role model can change your life

ERIC ST. AMAND ’15

It is truly amazing how much I have grown as a person.

MARK SYLVESTER ’16

Internship serves as springboard to career opportunity

MATTHEW CARROLL ‘15

Opportunities outside of the classroom prepared graduate for success

A photograph of forensic science major alumnus, Trevor McDewell.

TREVOR MCDEWELL ’15

Semester in Italy provides insight into new culture

KAELEA CAPORUSCIO ’21

When you step on campus, it feels like home.

SAMANTHA MOUL ’17

Experiences in and out of the classroom provide good preparation for graduate school.

JAZMINE MURPHY ’21

Working toward the goal of working for the FBI

ALEXANDRIA CARON '20

Setting her sights on working for the State Department

KEVIN CZUBIN ‘17

Preparing for a career serving and protecting

COLIN PRIEST ’17

Student helps save life on first ride along with fire department

ERIC DEMERASKI ’18

Student applies what he learns working for nation’s leading medical transportation company

TYLER PRIGIONIERI ’15

Grad launches career at NBCUniversal

HEATHER KONISH ’15

Adding theater major leads to new career path

MICHAEL KENNEDY ’19

“Theater is meant to move people.”

SARAH DEMATTEIS ’18

The University has changed my life in so many ways.

ALICE ALEKSANDROVICH '14

Background in English and Economics leads to career as a finance manager

JORDAN SCHWED '17

Alumnus says commitment of his professors ensured his success.

An image of Nick Bunker, an alumnus of one of the leading industrial organizational psychology graduate programs.

NICK BUNKER ’18 M.A.

I want to create change.

An image of Hamsa Suresh, an alumnus of one of the leading industrial organizational psychology graduate programs.

HAMSA SURESH ’17

Hands-on learning opportunities provide real-world preparation.

An image of Rami Khaldi, an alumnus of one of the leading industrial organizational psychology graduate programs.

RAMI KHALDI ‘19 M.A.

The classes I have taken have been fascinating.

STACIE MERUELO ‘19

Developing the confidence to step out of her comfort zone.

ANNA MERCALDI '19

Aspiring chemical engineer participates in inaugural Yale undergraduate research conference

ALEXANDRA KRINICKAS '15

Combining a passion for chemical engineering and forensics

KRISTEN FOWBLE ’14

A near 4.0 GPA led to a Ph.D. program in analytical chemistry

AMBER BONDS '13

One of the most interesting projects I have ever taken part in.

BRANDON REYES '15, '17 M.S.

Hands-on research is prefect for my career goals.

CHELSEA VAN DEN BURG

"A Systematic Survey of the Scavenging Guild in the Long Island Sound and its Taphonomic Effects."

AMINA KUNOVAC

Senior, Forensic Science and Biology Pre-Med, Minor - Chemistry

MARIA PANEPINTO

After graduation I plan to attend graduate school to obtain my masters degree.

ALLEE SANTORELLI

First-Year, Forensic Science and Biology (Honors)

LAURA JANKOWSKI

First-Year, Forensic Science (Honors)

DANIELLE MCCULLY

Senior, Forensic Science and Marine Biology

KASSIE DEFALA '19

Aspiring politician hopes to run for president someday.

CONNOR VARGO ’18

Experiences prepare graduate for working in Washington, D.C.

SAMANTHA MENDENCE ’19

On this trip, we got to see the pages of our history books come to life.

KARIN JAKUBOWSKI, PH.D.

I believe such opportunities make the University of New Haven’s Marine Affairs program standout.

JOE ADAMS

Natural History Documentation of the island of San Salvador, Bahamas

JESSICA ZIELINSKI

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Greater Research Opportunities Fellowship.

KYLE PICKARD

A radio documentary based on his research about music's influence on mood.

MELISSA WHITSON, PH.D.

Interdisciplinary projects create opportunities for groundbreaking research

CHARLES "ANDY" MORGAN III, M.D.,M.A.

Authority on PTSD questions validity of eyewitness testimony

DEQUAN XIAO, PH.D.

Chemists contribute to leukemia drug discovery

HARRISON KAUFMAN ’18

Boren Scholarship enabled intensive study of Urdu in India

AEMIN BECKER '18

Most unique experiences of my life.

AMANDA MCKNIGHT '17

Opportunities in lab prepared grad for career as a chemist

MONKIA MIERZEJEWSKI ’14

Hands-on learning experiences prepared biology major for a career in the lab

REBECCA ANDREUCCI ’16

Research leads to a fellowship with the Environmental Protection Agency

CHARLES DOW '18

Chemical engineer boosts resume studying conversion of biomass to fuel.

KAGYA AMOAKO PH.D.

NASA Space Grant funds professor’s work to thwart bacteria on spaceships

MARIO GABOURY, J.D., PH.D.

Federal grants to Lee College, Tow Institute work to reduce recidivism

RICHARD WORMSER

Peabody Award-winning filmmaker supported by National Endowment for the Humanities

ISIS LOYOLA '17

I now know that "home" is not just the U.S., it's anywhere in this wonderful world we live on.

RANDI TRINIDAD '17

It was an experience unlike any other that not only benefitted my resume and career but shaped me into the person that I am today.

DANA SAPERSTEIN '19

I have made lifelong friends with a special bond like no other.

ALI MCCARTHY '19

I have memories, friends, lessons, and experiences that I will carry with me for the rest of my life.

GISELLE LEMUS '18

My experience was nothing short of magical!

PETER MASSEY, M.S.

Top Forensic Science Professor

NIKODEM POPLAWSKI, PH.D.

Potential to be the next Einstein

SUMMER MCGEE, PH.D., CPH

Health sciences chair recognized for innovation.

JENNY LAM '15, MBA ’16

These successful internships led to an even greater success.

Anthony Buonfiglio ’16

I served in the United States Army from 2009 until 2013.

JAY KRISHNAMOORTHY ’06

The EMBA program changed the way I see, hear, and act on a daily basis—and proved to me how true is the ancient saying ‘The only thing that is constant is change.’

SYLVIE HARTON ’18

Being part of the University’s EMBA program has afforded me the valuable opportunity to reflect on myself as a leader, my career goals, and the journey I wanted to take.

JODY WHITE ’92

University of New Haven gave me what I needed to accelerate my career: the ability to move from transaction to strategy.

YI WEI ’18 M.S.

The Academic English Preparatory Program has helped me develop the skills to attend the University of New Haven as a full-time graduate student.

YUEH-HSIN LIU ’20 M.S.

The AEPP helped a lot with my English skills.

HAMMAN MATALGAH ’20

The AEPP helped me to improve my English language skills more than I thought it could in just a short time.

BIANCA JOHNSON '15, '17 M.S.

I took a course in forensics in high school and loved it. I got hooked. And that led me to the University of New Haven.

DANIEL GOURASH ‘80

I was honored to be awarded a scholarship to play soccer at the University.

CARL BABB '76

I would not have been able to receive a degree and achieve what I have without the help and support of alumni.

GRACE JIMENEZ ’20

I served in the U.S. Army from 2012 to 2015 as a medical laboratory specialist.

RAPHAEL CRAWFORD ’00 M.S.

With our gift, we support the University and its students’ future successes so that they may have many opportunities.

DAVID GARCIA ’19

I am currently completing my 10th year in the United States Air Force with many more ahead of me; I am also an electrical engineering student at the University of New Haven.

CASEY MOORE '22

It was the criminal justice program that sparked my interest in the University of New Haven.

IFE CAMPBELL ’20

The University of New Haven has prepared me for success by giving me opportunities like the President’s Public Service Fellowship program that let me explore my interests and gain experiences I could not have imagined.

KYLE MCMAHON ’18 M.S.

Alumnus aims to shake up the sports industry

GEORGIA CHAVENT, M.S., R.D.

I am proud of our program and the accomplishments of our graduates.

LEANN KLEINTOP ’19

The University has changed my life by helping to change my perspective on who I am as a person. I am an individual who has potential. I know that with hard work and dedication, I can realize that potential.

LISA ZHEN ’18

As an interior design student, having passionate professors who were active in the field to help and advise me was invaluable.

JEREMY BELLMAN ‘19

As a student from California, the University of New Haven helped me to feel right at home and has aided my accomplishments that made me who I am today.

NATHAN LANNING ‘18

The University of New Haven was excellent at helping its students find their own opportunities. The professors in the Department of Biology & Environmental Science have been incredible advisers and mentors that have set me on the path to success.

HUNTER PANIER ’19

This internship has been one of my best and most valuable experiences!

MEGHAN MAHAR ‘20

The University of New Haven has provided me with all the resources I need for personal and professional growth.

ALEX CERCHIA '19

Looks to pursue a masters in microbiology or biochemistry in the future.

DYLAN ENGELS ‘19

Participated in a study abroad program in Ireland and England.

TIANA WILLIAMS ’11, ’12 MBA

The moment I walked onto the University of New Haven campus, I was given a number of tools and resources. The faculty and staff members genuinely cared about the students and wanted to help in any way possible.

REILLEY MCGEE ‘16

Receiving scholarships lightened my financial burden, which allowed me to concentrate on my studies, complete my senior honors thesis, and finish my education at the University of New Haven.

MELANIE CAMPODONICO ‘18

I have wanted to pursue a career in law enforcement since I participated in a mock crime scene investigation when I was in middle school.

JACOB SIBILSKI ’19

The University of New Haven is a good fit for service members and veterans because of the staff members who work with us.

DANIELLE LUTKUS '18

My experience at the University of New Haven gave me the opportunity to take full advantage of experiential education and hands-on learning.

KARINA KRUL ’19

The entire experience was more rewarding than I ever could have imagined.

JORDAN CROOMS ’18 MBA

I served in the Connecticut Army National Guard from 2008 to 2014. During that period, I served in Afghanistan in 2010 as an infantryman.

ALYSON SHAW '20

The University of New Haven has taught me how to step out of my comfort zone, and as a result, I developed into a stronger person.

VASILIKI KOSMIDOU

When I first visited the University of New Haven, I was impressed by the faculty’s commitment to providing students with a truly meaningful and career-focused education, by the students-first philosophy, and by the collaborative working environment.

SAMANTHA KENT ‘18

The University excels at providing students with incredible opportunities to learn outside of the classroom.

AYANNA DUNCANSON '13, '15 MBA

‘My experiences were vital to helping me reach my goals.’

NICHOLAS ACCURSO ‘18

The University has given me the perfect medium to grow and thrive. It has given me the opportunity to further my education in a healthy environment and has helped me gain confidence in my work.

VESNA MARKOVIC, PH.D.

It’s important to me to support the University of New Haven and to provide the opportunity for students to receive a great education.

LAUREN RILEY ’18 M.A.

The Industrial/Organizational Psychology program at the University of New Haven has given me the confidence to thrive in the corporate setting within both human resource and organizational development functions. The rigorous coursework, coupled with an applied learning style, has prepared me for the challenging human interactions I will face post-graduation.

LAUREN DUDZIAK ’17 MBA

The University of New Haven prepared me for the business and sport management aspects of my career.

MATT SCRIPTER '14

I was lucky enough to accept my first job right out of college as a result of an internship that I was recommended for by one of my professors.

CASSANDRA VERRUSO '18

I feel that the University of New Haven has prepared me for success in so many ways. Not only did I learn communication and leadership skills, I learned how to apply them in a variety of situations.

THE CAHOUET FAMILY

We view education as a cornerstone to one’s future.

DIANE SOTO ‘18

I feel that the University of New Haven – specifically, the Department of Economics & Business Analytics – has provided me with the skills and support to maximize my potential.

NYLE DAVEY '76 M.A.

I consider it a privilege to have had the University of New Haven experience.

ALICE GAO '94

The University of New Haven was a big part of my life journey.

HALEY KOBER ’18

It feels great when your hard work is recognized.

LATONYA WATSON

LaTonya Watson is approaching her third season as the head women’s basketball coach at the University of New Haven.

GRANT BRIGGS ‘54

After serving in the Army, I studied engineering at the University of New Haven. I acquired technical knowledge and learned how to interact with people in all facets of life.

MARIA-ISABEL CARNASCIALI, PH.D.

Giving students opportunities to get a firsthand look at the field of engineering is very rewarding.

JAMES QUINN ’18 M.S.

In the Master’s in Finance program, I was able to collaborate with peers, learn the intricacies of financial management, and apply the curriculum directly to portfolio management via the school's student portfolios in equity and fixed income. This has made me a more effective investment professional.

NICOLE CALABRESE ‘20

I enjoy the campus environment, the professors, and the student body. Everyone is always so helpful, nice, and willing to answer any questions.

CHARLES PETERSON, MBA

After a long career in business, I’ve learned a great deal that I can pass on to my students to help them understand the real world of business that they’ll soon enter.

LISA SCRANTON ’10, ’13 M.A.

Lisa Scranton is a lifelong resident of West Haven and has worked at the University of New Haven since 2003 in eight different departments.

CHRIS KOHUTH ’16 M.S.

Award-winning athletics administrator builds foundation for success

STUART MAY ’93 EMBA

The University of New Haven provided me the opportunity as a young EMBA student to further my professional development.

CHARLES W. SHERWOOD '94 SC.D.

The University is continuously working to increase the diversity and quality of its program offerings.

WILKINGSON GERMAIN '04

I chose to make a contribution to the University of New Haven because I believe in the University, its mission, its staff and in its ability to provide a world-class education to students.

CHARLES FLEISCHMAN '92 M.S.

I worked as an engineer for many years and used metrics to measure success.

DENNIS MCGOUGH '81 M.A. & DONNA MCGOUGH

We believe that the University of New Haven is an outstanding institution of higher education.

LINDA COPNEY-OKEKE '91 A.S. '94 '02 M.S.

The University of New Haven appeals to me because of the caring, dedicated staff, who go out of their way to provide services and support for students to ensure that each student has every opportunity for success.

KEVIN VAN DYK ‘18

I can’t speak enough of the sport management faculty members and how well they prepared me for post-graduate life.

SARAH MARKLAND ’17, ’19 M.S.

Receiving the Bucknall Family STEM Endowed Scholarship was very meaningful for me.

GIANNA PALLADINO '19

The Marine Affairs Program gave me the skills I needed in order to achieve my professional goals.

SAM BERGAMI JR. '85 EMBA & LOIS BERGAMI

We are so grateful to the University of New Haven and we do everything we can to make this a stronger institution.

REECEANN CABANIERO-BUENDIA '14

I really enjoyed being a part of the University of New Haven engineering community.

DAVE GALLA '99

I think, as time passes, your memory of your time in a certain place becomes more fond, and this has given me an opportunity to go back to the University and give back just a little of what it gave me.

SAMANTHA MORALES ’18 M.S.

I’ve always wanted to teach at the collegiate level; I just struggled to find a subject I was passionate about. When I started working in the healthcare field and enrolled in the Master’s in Healthcare Administration program at the University of New Haven, something in me got excited. I knew after my first few courses that I wanted to pursue a doctorate.

KEVIN MYATT

I want this, the Honorable Gordon J. Myatt Sr. Endowed Scholarship, to be an opportunity for African-American students to make a significant contribution in life.

ZACHARY SMITH ’18 M.S.

While earning my degree, I have been fortunate to work with numerous successful and elite healthcare professionals. I found it encouraging that many were University of New Haven alumni and graduates of the same program.

JANE JONES PH.D.

Being in the classroom is the best part of my job, and I really enjoy the students at the University of New Haven. They come from a variety of backgrounds, are engaged, and are excited to learn.

ROBERT J. COLE '60 & EILEEN P. COLE

I absorbed the University and the University absorbed me. Remembering the University gives me the opportunity to pass on what it gave to me.

KRISTIN JONES '19

One of the most memorable aspects that I have had in the Marine Affairs program were the experiences I had working on my senior thesis.

RICH STEEVES '77

I was brought up to give back.

MARIE COX ’19

After I graduate, I hope to work for the United States Secret Service.

DANIEL M. SMITH

I support the University of New Haven because I want to strengthen the institution for future generations of students.

ISAIAH BOOKER ‘18

The investigative skills I developed through the University’s co-op program with the New Haven Police Department apply to a wide array of different jobs and fields.

W. MCMASTER 'MAC' CLARKE '63

Marge and I value education, so when we prepared our estate plans, we decided to include gifts to the University of New Haven as well as the other universities we attended.

TOM REYNOLDS '89, M.A.

For me, the charities I place in my will are a way to leave a legacy. The University of New Haven is one of several institutions that are very dear to me.

RON URQUHART, '81, '90

My business degrees from the University of New Haven changed my life!

SAMARA CLARK ‘19

I decided to major in criminal justice because my dream is to work with offenders in the criminal justice system. I would like to find the right rehabilitation methods to reduce recidivism and increase offenders’ likelihood of living a better life. I hope to show them the positive in their lives.

NATASHA MUTO ‘18

I knew from a young age that I wanted to pursue a career in Marine Biology.

LAUREN BALESTRIERI ’17, ’18 M.S.

I learned how to balance a full-time class schedule, stay active and social on campus, and maintain a work schedule. Personally, I think this is one of the best things the University of New Haven has taught me.

MICHAEL J. QUIELLO ’74

I’ve learned in life that it is very important to ‘pay it forward,’ whether it is a word of encouragement or donating to an institution like the University of New Haven.

SHELBY MILLER ‘20

My time at the University will be part of me for the rest of my life.

MARTINA HUKEL ’18

I have had three federal internships that I got through the connections I made at the University of New Haven, which is an amazing thing. From the class speakers to the professors’ connections, there were phenomenal chances for me to network that will definitely help me further down the line in my career.