University officials, state and local dignitaries, and members of the campus community celebrated the completion of the new Willard-DiLoreto complex with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Feb. 20. Among the guests was Carol A. Ammon '73 after whom the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences is named. The two-year, $63 million project gutted...
The University recognized the winners of the 2019 President’s Citation Awards on April 29 at a ceremony in Founders Hall. Shown here at the ceremony are (from left) Candis M. Nunez, B.A. Sociology; Demesis Negron-Figueroa, B.A. Social Work; Maricelis Abreu, B.A. Social Work; Taia M. Lionetti, B.S. Hospitality and Tourism;...
The university announced the winners of the Excellence in Teaching Awards on April 26 as part of its annual Faculty Day celebration. Nghi Thai, Psychological Science, earned the full-time faculty award, and Robert Kagan, Communication, won the part-time faculty award. Kate McGrath, History, and John Rasimas, Accounting were selected...
Members of the leadership teams from MCC and CCSU met on June 6 to sign an articulation agreement, which establishes a pathway for students who complete MCC’s two-year Culinary Arts, Food Service Management, or Hotel Tourism Management programs to continue their studies at CCSU in the Ammon College of Liberal Arts and Social...
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