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Central announces Barnard, honors, and leadership award winners
Central Connecticut State University announced the winners of several academic awards presented annually to outstanding graduating seniors. The honorees were recognized at a reception on May 1 at
Central was 'The best thing that I ever did'
Central student Patti Penney, 81, spoke with WFSB about why she went back to school later in life and what the journey has meant to her. Watch the interview here: https://www.wfsb.com/2024/05/01/81
Field trip: Civil Engineering students tour CTDOT lab
A group of Civil Engineering students and Dr. Bin Zhou recently visited the Connecticut Department of Transportation Material Evaluation and Specification Unit in Rocky Hill. Students learned about
WATCH: Ready to Go Baby Go
The Central C.A.R.E.S. Club hosted a Go Baby Go workshop on April 26 at the Central Community Health Education Clinic. Founded by the University of Delaware, Go Baby Go is a community-based outreach
Central signs on as state’s first JA higher ed partner
Central Connecticut State University and Junior Achievement, Southwest New England Inc., have signed an agreement that will enable local high school students to earn academic credits at Central. The
Three generations of alumni to speak at commencement
In recognition of the university’s 175th anniversary, three alumni representing three generations of Central’s student body will serve as commencement speakers this year. They are: Dr. Peter Rosa ’68
Central honors Construction Management leaders
Central Connecticut State University hosted its annual Construction Alumni & Friends awards on April 23 to honor outstanding contributors to the field of Construction Management. This year’s Central
Physics majors earn NSF research experience awards
Four Physics majors at Central have received the National Science Foundation’s Research Experiences for Undergraduates awards. This prestigious award offers students the opportunity to conduct
Puerto Rican and Latino Caucus honors President Toro
The Puerto Rican and Latino Caucus of the Connecticut General Assembly hosted the 10 annual Connecticut Latino Legislative Summit on April 23. Following a day of discussions on several issues that
Chemistry and Biology major wins awards for research and presentation
Chemistry and Biology major Autumn Skowrenski received the Anna J. Harrison Award for outstanding oral presentation at the Connecticut Valley Section of the American Chemical Society’s (CVS-ACS)