Hawks Landed

As part of the UHart scholarship program, Dillon Jones ‘25, M’26 says the networking skills he learned at Barney helped him land a role at Stanley Black & Decker.

When Sandy Le ’25 began her journey at the University of Hartford, she brought her passion for art and design, along with her experiences as an immigrant and the child of refugees.

Amanda Burgess ‘25, M’26, a finance major in the Barney School of Business honors program, has a passion for personal finance, investing, budgeting, and working with numbers.

Tom Eytan ’25, a digital media and journalism major, says his involvement with UHart’s student-run television station STN-2 and his work with the student-run marketing agency Crested Communications guided his passion for creating digital content.

A double major in criminal justice and psychology, Hayden Schenck ’25 is heading to Northeastern University to pursue a master’s in counseling psychology.

Ben Johnston ‘25, a management major who graduated a semester early, secured a role at USI Insurance Services, an insurance brokerage and consulting firm.

Pre-Professional Health Sciences major Madison Carangelo ‘25 was inspired to pursue a career in healthcare after facing her own medical challenges.

Biology major Tyler Mendela ‘25 is in the process of deciding where to attend graduate school —and what to study—as he has already been accepted into both MBA and biology programs.

Management major Karyna Cortes Lopez ‘25 landed a full-time job before graduation and will be working as a Department Specialist within the Supply Chain department at Albertsons Companies.

Shailynn Williams ‘25, a marketing major, has a job offer lined up after she graduates in May.

Elijah Faust ‘25, M’26 is pursuing both his undergraduate degree in management and a Master of Business Administration through UHart's 3+1 program.

A music management major with a concentration in commercial voice, Katrina Lacombe '26 has loved music her entire life, so when it came to deciding what she wanted to study in college, music was an obvious choice.

Radiologic technology major Summer Evans ’25 secured a full-time position as a CT Scan Technologist at MidState Medical Center, where she has been working while completing her degree.

Ever since childhood, music composition major Nino Ciampa ’26 has been drawn to the creative aspect of music making.

Radiologic Technology soon-to-be graduate, Kyla DeBenedetto '25 said she was drawn to the rad tech field because of her passion for helping people.

Sara Costa ’26, a computer engineering major, has had several impactful internship and research experiences throughout her years at UHart.

Adam Gionfriddo ‘25, a mechanical engineering major, is making a significant impact both in class and beyond.

Health sciences major Frederica Dampson ’26 says she was drawn to Hillyer College because of its smaller class sizes.

Evelyn B. ’25, performing arts management major, reflects on her Hartt experience and growth as a person and a musician.

After graduating from UHart, Ian Anderson ‘25 plans to continue his biomedical engineering schooling at Worcester Polytechnic Institute to pursue a Doctor of Philosophy degree.

Psychology major Autumnelaine Denault '25 is entering the PsyD program in counseling psychology at Springfield College this fall.