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Donahue and Osoba win EIT award
The Excellence in Teaching (EIT) Committee announced the winners of the 2022-2023 EIT Awards during Faculty Appreciation Day on April 21. Adjunct Marketing professor Cathleen Donahue won the
School of Business announces College to Career Summit
Attention all students, get ready to jumpstart your career like never before! The School of Business is thrilled to announce our upcoming College to Career Summit that will equip you with the
President announces Citation Award winners
Outstanding leadership is what characterizes the five Central Connecticut State University seniors who have been recognized with this year’s President’s Citation awards. Mia Dorantes, Jaydakiss Metz
Need child care this summer?
We are excited to announce the Central Drop-In Child Care Center’s 2023 summer enrichment programs! Now is the time to register! We offer summer programs to Central student-parents, faculty, and staff
Four seniors recognized with Henry Barnard Award
Central Connecticut State University (Central) recently announced the winners of the 2023 Henry Barnard Distinguished Student Award. They are: Emily Cardinale of Trumbull, Tara Hightower of Middletown
Volunteer Opportunities with Berlin Equity Action Team (BEAT) for Juneteenth Event
The Berlin Equity Action Team (BEAT, www.beatberlinct.org) is seeking Central student volunteers to help coordinate and staff their Juneteenth event on June 17th, 2023! BEAT needs volunteers to: Staff
Rafter is going pro
Central cross country and track & field star standout Angie Rafter has signed to run professionally for Hansons-Brooks ODP. The Blue Devils graduate student will complete her degree this spring. “I am
The next generation of journalists
More than 200 future journalists from several Connecticut high schools convened at Central today for High School Journalism Day. Sponsored by the Central Journalism Department, Central Media Board
Annual symposium will tackle climate change
By Leslie Virostek The words climate change can evoke a sense of paralysis: How can anything be done about such a big, complicated problem? To do its part, Central will host its annual Global
Conversations to Remember –Virtual Volunteer Opportunity
Looking for new volunteers to help lonely seniors and have weekly virtual video visits with them. We schedule new training sessions every week and have new visits opening starting the time. Interested
Join OEI and the Office of Victim Advocacy in making shirts for The Clothesline Project
The Office of Equity & Inclusion presents a program by the Office of Victim Advocacy: The Clothesline Project. The Clothesline Project increases awareness of the impact of interpersonal violence, to
Conversations to Remember –Virtual Volunteer Opportunity
Looking for new volunteers to help lonely seniors and have weekly virtual video visits with them. We schedule new training sessions every week and have new visits opening starting the time. Interested
Volunteer for CCSU’s Open House & Accepted Students Day
The Undergraduate Office of Recruitment and Admissions is currently looking for volunteers for their upcoming Open House & Accepted Students Day. They need help with event set up/break down, tours
NB Downtown District Hiring Program & Marketing Coordinator
The New Britain Downtown District is seeking a part-time Programming and Marketing Coordinator. This position works heavily over social media to promote NBDD programs, Downtown events, businesses, and