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A master class in connection and compassion
By Kate Callahan As someone who has taught and conducted research at multiple universities, Associate Professor of Sociology Heather Rodriguez says her students at Central are among the most hard
Need a peer mentor? Try Success Central
Do you have a student who could use a peer mentor to help them reach their goals this semester? Try Success Central! Go to https://www.ccsu.edu/success-central for details!
Grad student earns Connecticut Counseling Association award
Julianna Vass, who was named Graduate Student of the Year by the Connecticut Counseling Association (CCA). The award recognizes outstanding scholarship by a CCA student member. In addition to her
A visit from the VP
The Central community welcomed Vice President Kamala Harris to campus on Oct. 5. The Vice President joined U.S. Representative Jahana Hayes and Alexis McGill Johnson, president and CEO of Planned
On Thursday: Celebrate Ebenezer Bassett Day
The Brotherhood Initiative and the Africana Center cordially invite the campus community to celebrate Ebenezer Bassett Day on Thursday, Oct. 13, from 2 to 4 p.m. Visit us at the entrance to Bassett
On Thursday, celebrate Ebenezer Bassett Day
The Brotherhood Initiative and the Africana Center cordially invite the campus community to celebrate Ebenezer Bassett Day on Thursday, Oct. 13, from 2 to 4 p.m. Visit us at the entrance to Bassett
Dr. Glaser and Dr. Hermes win Digital Accessibility Innovation Award.
Dear Leah and Katherine, On behalf of the CSCU Accessibility Council and its selection committee, we are thrilled to notify you that you have been nominated and selected for the inaugural Betsey Doane
Dr. Maurer and team win Scialog Collaborative Innovation Award
Chemistry and Biochemistry Department Chair Dr. Sarah Maurer is among 19 researchers to receive a 2022 Scialog Collaborative Innovation Award and grant for research. Maurer and two colleagues
Food for Thought: Institutional Review Board 101
CTI’s next Food for Thought workshop will take place on Thursday, Oct. 6, from 12:15 to 1:15 p.m. at the Elihu Burritt Library, Room 413. (Details below.) Bring your lunch! We’ll provide drinks and
Professor Raven Ong sews up a busy summer
By Amy J. Barry Raven Ong didn’t try on a lot of careers before he found his passion as a costume designer. Over the past 15 years, the prolific assistant professor in the Central Connecticut State
Evelyn Newman Phillips wins 2022 Distinguished Service Award
Central conferred its Distinguished Service Award — one of its highest honors — on veteran faculty member and Anthropology Department Chair Dr. Evelyn Newman Phillips. President Toro announced Dr
Annual Clery report available online
The latest edition of the annual Security and Fire Report (also known as the Clery Report) is available online at https://www.ccsu.edu/police/clery-act The report is prepared annually by the CCSU
Annual Clery report available online
The latest edition of the annual Security and Fire Report (also known as the Clery Report) is available online at https://www.ccsu.edu/police/clery-act. The report is prepared annually by the CCSU
Sign up for Mental Health First Aid training
The first Mental Health First Aid training of this academic year is scheduled for Friday, Oct. 14, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Hilltop Café. Please note that this will be a live training with no virtual
Time to play! Campus celebrates Drop-in Child Care Center grand opening
Hundreds of new students began their academic careers at Central Connecticut State University (Central) this fall, but a few dozen of them will have to wait a few years to pick a major. Instead, the