Vicente Garcia is as prolific a teacher as he is an artist. A professor at CCSU since 1997, where he teaches both undergraduate and graduate ceramics classes, Garcia has been working in clay and metals for more than three decades, exhibiting and selling his work at art fairs and festivals throughout New England and New...
Like technology itself, the Office of Continuing Education’s Tech it Out summer program has grown and changed since its early days. The program launched in 2014 with 49 participants; the next year, 179 students reported to campus. This summer, 350 students took part in the program, which offers a series of technology-focused day...
Since 1998, CCSU has been offering teaching professionals in Jamaica the opportunity to earn a master’s degree through its Department of Educational Leadership, Policy and Instructional Technology and Department of Literacy, Elementary and Early Childhood Education. In the nearly 20 years since, more than 1,000 master’s...
The bang was big, but life on earth emerged on the microscopic level — eventually. From non-living material — meteorites, among other sources — simple organic compounds formed, setting in motion the long history of life on Earth. Astrobiologists like Dr. Sarah Maurer, though, are taking a deeper look at the process...
It’s been a busy few years for the CCSU chapter of Psi Chi, the International Honor Society in Psychology. Not only has its membership earned an unprecedented amount of research awards in recent years, but it has won four additional achievement awards. The most recent accolade, the 2017 Ruth Hubbard Cousins Chapter Award, is...
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