Hawks Landed

Where Preparation Meets Opportunity

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Whether they take a traditional or alternative path, UHart Hawks have access to partnerships, research, and hands-on experiences during their studies, opening doors across industries, from business and media to healthcare, the arts, and technology. Many graduate with job offers in hand or a clear path to advanced study.

See how opportunity prepares our Hawks for meaningful careers beyond graduation.

Ariana Hussain '26

Completing a CT Probate Court internship and engaging with campus organizations helped Ariana build a foundation in analytical thinking and career development.

Taylor DePaolo Daily '26

Through managing UHart's STN Channel 2, working with NBC Sport on the Paris Olympics, and involvement with Yale Athletics, Taylor built a career in sports broadcasting.

Milton Mupfumira '26

Roles at CarFluent and RTX Collins Aerospace were opportunities for Milton to apply his computer science learning and gain leadership skills in professional environments.

Peter Kuselias '26

A Berkley Financial Specialists internship and founding UHart's Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics chapter elevated Peter's understanding of how information informs real-world decisions.

Michael Love '26

Professional experiences with the Hartford Symphony Orchestra, Connecticut Lyric Opera, and Lake Arbor Jazz Festival allowed Michael to refine his craft and deepen his expertise.

Sarah Marcos '26

President of the American Institute of Architecture Students and an active leader across campus organizations, Sarah uses architecture to make a social impact.

UHart has given me the skills and confidence to succeed. Between the faculty support, my classmates, and opportunities like my internship, I’ve been able to grow tremendously. The connections here really do make all the difference.

Max Czellecz ’26, University of Hartford Class of 2026

Pasquale “PJ” DeSimone ’26

Through technical training, exposure to industry software, and an internship with Maine Drilling & Blasting, PJ developed the management skills and field experience needed for a career in CMT.

Aicha Konte '26

Leadership opportunities on campus, an internship with Avangrid, and support from the Allen Career Center and Center for Student Success helped position Aicha for a future in finance.

David Leal '26

Working with the Connecticut General Assembly and U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal helped David expand his understanding of public service and government leadership.

Rhoddean "Shanny" Opinya '26

Cancer research opportunities and involvement in organizations like the African Student Union and Chemistry Club expanded Shanny's scientific and leadership experience, positioning her for graduate studies.

Max Czellecz ’26

Relationships with faculty and a member of UHart's parent community helped Max secure an opportunity that transformed classroom learning into an impactful professional experience.

Nino Ciampa '26

Working closely with Hartt faculty and professional musicians, Nino expanded his composition experience through performances, collaborations, and original music projects.

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