CSCU President Mark Ojakian encourages CSCU faculty, staff and students to make their voices heard by registering to vote for the Nov. 3 election. Visit myvote.ct.gov to register online, check your registration status, or update your address.
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Kenneth S. Walters, associate professor of psychology at Southern Connecticut State University, was recognized with the 2020 Mensa Foundation Distinguished Teacher of the Year award.
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Central Connecticut State University’s Computer Science Department received a $1 million National Science Foundation grant to provide scholarships and support to underrepresented graduate students in the Software Engineering program.
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Northwestern Connecticut Community College created a Pre-Nursing Scholarship in honor of recently retired Professor Alison Jassen.
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According to a study by EDsmart, Gateway, Housatonic, and Norwalk Community Colleges ranked among the top 15 of all of Connecticut's higher education institutions for affordability and value.
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Students in 10 or more Connecticut school districts will have the chance to start their studies at Central Connecticut State University at no charge.
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Eastern Connecticut State University alumna Julia Medina ’20 is one of 19 members of the first cohort of college graduates selected by the Connecticut Governor’s Innovation Fellowship program.
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Middlesex Community College is offering a no-cost central sterile processing technician training course for unemployed students due to the COVID-19 pandemic funded by the CARES Act.
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A General Motors-affiliated program returned to Gateway Community College with shop labs and safety adjustments to hone student skills for the workforce, despite the pandemic.
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Nursingprocess.org, a nursing educational resource, ranked Naugatuck Valley and Three Rivers Community Colleges among the top 15 in the state offering associate degree in nursing programs.
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Through an independent study course, Western Connecticut State University students and Dr. Rotua Lumbantobing, associate professor of economics, demonstrated how the COVID-19 pandemic can become a new focus of university course work and research.
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Despite the Covid-19 outbreak, 18 students completed Quinebaug Valley Community College’s Certified Nursing Assistant program and received jobs in the field.
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