Would Martin Luther King Jr. Want Employers in 2013 to Be Color-Blind?

This year we commemorate the 50th anniversary of Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech, delivered on August 28, 1963, in front of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington. I watched and heard that speech on live TV that day. I was 10 years old. I turned 60 a few weeks ago. In that speech, Dr. [...]

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Why UNH????

Heya future graduate students. Continuing on the previous blogs, I would like to share my views on our university. I am Amy, currently pursuing my graduate degree in Masters of Engineering and Operations Management.  So why choose UNH? Because it’s easy to adjust to this small campus. There’s also a sense of belonging and it’s [...]

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Breaking In

Being from out-of-town and having spent the summer in southwest Missouri, I was unable to attend any open houses or the accepted student days. So, when I arrived in CT in mid-August, I wasn’t too sure what to expect. I knew from all the emails I received throughout the summer that UNH was going to [...]

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Seeking a first-hand experience, it’s worth it!

The Masters Program at University of New Haven in Health Care Administration did not require me to do an internship.  An Internship was optional.  Last summer, not wanting to go back home, I said to myself if I can use my time to learn more about my future career, why not?  I did not want [...]

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Happy Finals Week!

It’s FINALS time!  Yikes!  Are you ready?  Get those highlighters, notecards and text books ready….because they are coming…if you are ready or not! 1.       Tell Yourself How Awesome You Are! You know how some people think that they are all that, and then others always think the worst of themselves?  Well, talk positively about yourself!  [...]

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Evaluation timing

Have you ever been asked at the end of a course to complete a course evaluation?  The evaluation is generally handed out on the last day of class either at the beginning or at the end of it.  Did you take sufficient time to think through the questions of the assessment? I have, but I [...]

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Moving Right Along

As you read this we’ve begun our next trimester. Honestly, I can’t believe how fast it’s going! It seems just like yesterday that I was moving to CT, registering for classes, and now…WHOA I’m starting my third trimester, and classes are well under way. I’ve thought long and hard about what I think of this [...]

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Spring In with the LLCs

The LLCs are wrapping up their final programming efforts. With that being said we are encourage all LLC students to attend their community’s final programs. The RAs and faculty members have worked hard to ensure that the students have amazing programs to attend. Up-Coming Programs Include: BBQ in the Quad The Bodies Exhibit in NYC [...]

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I’M HAVING A FANTASTIC TIME AT UNH!

The spring trimester started on April 1st and is now in full swing. So much is happening on-campus (or “OC” as I like to call it) that I can’t keep up. Things are particularly jumping at ChargerRec. Hats off to the students who run it. The place is clean, organized, and well maintained. The rules [...]

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Welcome Back from Spring Break!

I hope that you had a relaxing week off!  As we get back into the swing of the spring semester, there are some exciting events and processes that are happening.  Room selection is winding down with only two processes: Mixed Group and Final Selections.  We will start working with students on the waitlist once the [...]

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Preparing for the Job and Internship Fair Experience

When I received an email from the Career Development Center (CDC) for the Job and Internship Fair, I was excited, but when I saw the list of companies attending the fair I was nervous. The registered companies included names like Coca-Cola, Nestlé, Target, Verizon Wireless, Diesel, Mohegan Sun and many more. I wondered how to [...]

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Leave a Trail: An education student’s reflections on graduate study

The end is in sight.  At least in terms of my graduate student career at UNH. That’s not to say I haven’t enjoyed every bit of my program here as a graduate student in the Education program.  I have taken the non-traditional route of study. I have completed my program on a part-time basis and [...]

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My Five-Step Ethical Analysis: Violent Video Games

My five-step method for making ethical, profitable business decisions (see my March 4 blog entry) is not just a method for making business decisions that have ethical dimensions. It is a method for making any business decision. And although I call it “my” method, it isn’t really “my” method. It is the method most businesspeople [...]

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