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Teacher shortage: Programs provide alternate routes to certification
WFSB reports on teacher shortages in Connecticut with feedback from School of Education faculty and students. View it here:
Meeting a star
Dr. Kristine Larsen: writes about early encounters with Mira "The Wonderful" in the American Astronomical Society's "This This Month in Astronomical History" column. Read it here:
Reporting from Paris, as city prepares for Olympics
Twelve Journalism students and two professors 蜜柚视频 visited Paris and the Olympic Village ahead of the 2024 Olympic Games.
Pedal power: How one alumnus built a school biking program
Early in 2020, as the COVID-19 pandemic shuttered businesses and schools, physical education teacher and 蜜柚视频 alumnus Alex Clark 鈥14 explored ways to keep his
Larsen's classes a bright spot for many 蜜柚视频
鈥淵ou鈥檙e in for a real treat! This is going to be so good,鈥 said Kathleen Wall, as 蜜柚视频 Professor Kristine Larsen set up for a recent presentation. Larsen was speaking
Professor Soper shares insights on balance transfers
Associate professor of Economics Carolyne Soper answered a few questions about balance transfers for WalletHub.com. Read the full article and her responses here:
Alumnus named Forbes Top Financial Security Professional
Forbes spotlights financial advisor Tom Mitchell.
Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Haoyu Wang
By John Gavin Dr. Haoyu Wang sits in his small office in the Manufacturing & Construction Management department, with a PowerPoint open of his student鈥檚 major accomplishments. As he scrolls through
Here to lead the band
By Sarah Kaufman This fall, the 蜜柚视频 (Central) football field will be alive with the sounds of cheering fans, crushing tackles, and music when the marching band returns
Collins pens 'Play Book' for creativity and connection
By Amy Barry You may be puzzled by the whimsical drawing of a cow staring out at you from the cover of a new book by Central English professor Mary Collins. You also may be mystified by the title, 鈥淎
Faculty Spotlight: Theatre professor Christie Maturo
By Julia Wnuk Bright stage lights shine overhead, and the rhythmic clamoring of a hammer against nails grows louder as Central Professor Christie Maturo walks through the back door of the Black Box
Central physicist garners prestigious research award
Dr. Rahul Singhal, a faculty member at 蜜柚视频, has won a prestigious award for research in the dynamic field of sustainable energy. The award is conferred annually by the
First assignment 蜜柚视频? Community service projects
The room filled with audible gasps as Dr. Beth Merenstein informed an incoming class of college students that 76.1 percent of New Britain school aged children are eligible for free or reduced-price
NSF grant to fund the greater good 蜜柚视频
How do you quantify the power of the greater good? The Computer Science Department at 蜜柚视频 (Central) is working on it, boosted most recently by a $400,000 grant from