It's been an exciting year at UHart!
As 2019 draws to a close, we'd like to take a few moments to reflect on some of our proudest moments of the year.
From launching new programs to opening new buildings, we've experienced profound growth at every turn. Check out these highlights from the year.
1. New Academic Building Announced
We had another record-breaking Founders Day Challenge in 2019! Thank you to all who showed their support—hundreds of givers helped make the 2019 challenge a huge success, exceeding our goal and empowering us to make great strides for our students!
Over the past two years, UHart has added several new majors—like robotics, exercise science, and nursing. Each are positioned for strong career outlooks and offer hands-on training taught by expert faculty.
Learn morePratt & Whitney, a division of United Technologies (UTX), today gifted $100,000 to a scholarship program for students in the University of Hartford’s Mechanical Engineering program in the College of Engineering, Technology, and Architecture (CETA).
Learn moreThe University of Hartford Department of Athletics helped jumpstart the 2019-20 academic year at the 44th Annual Roger Poe Golf Classic. With a field of 220 golfers playing on two courses at the beautiful Blackledge Country Club, the Hawks matched last year's record-setting fundraising total in support of Hartford's Athletics Impact Fund.
Read more8. Barney School Named a Best Business School by The Princeton Review
12. ENHP Student's Invention Aids Children with Cerebral Palsy
A recently completed affiliation agreement brings our students’ health services into the state’s most comprehensive healthcare delivery network and enhances educational opportunities for students studying health sciences.
Read moreEdith Dale Monson Gallery Curator and Director Ricardo Reyes, four faculty members, and a group of students represented Hartford Art School at Miami Art Basel and the Pulse Art Fair this winter. Catch a glimpse of the Hartford Art School's creativity by following them on social media.
See moreDuring the spring semester, Owens utilized a prestigious Fulbright Foreign Scholarship to teach and do research on marine debris found along India's southwest coast. Her work in India models a marine debris and policy action course she taught at the University of Hartford in 2016.
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