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dy|BH8iaK!l> !S«niîsaiRiSMi^:iKi«tKL%anK>L\v><A<BS^ LIBRARY ' r îNfVFRSrrY OF NEW HA^h S3 % %• • Sii{si«ys#m^ TheUniversityof NewHaven (UNH) is the private, comprehensive, multi-cam- pusuniversitybased insouthern NewEn- gland specializing in quality educational opportunitiesandpreparationforself-re- liant, productive service in a global soci- ety. Undergraduate programs at UNH are designed to meet the needs of today's students by offering them a quality liberal education along with the professional training they will need for careers inahighlycompetitivejobmarket. A solid core curriculum of liberal, hu- manistic coursework is balanced with professional programs in business, engi- neering, computer science and other ad- vancedtechnicalareas. Moreover, the university is flexible enough to meet the needs of students who work while they attend UNH. The DivisionofContinuingEducationoffersa range of programs at night. A coopera- tiveeducationprogrammakes it possible for students to alternate semesters of classattendancewithrelatedworkexpe- rience. By responding to the educational needs of our students, the University of New Haven has become a major regional university serving both our students and thebusinesscommunity. REFLECTIONS CHARIOT 1994 THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVEN Reflections 'Mc^-^Mm TotheMembersoftheClassof1994: When you receive your degrees from the University this year, you will mark yet an- other milestone in the course of your lives. Congratulations! You have worked hard to earn your degrees, and your studies at UNH havepreparedyoutotakeyourplaceinsoci- ety. Know, too, that your final year has been partofaveryspecialtimeintheUniversity's history. Among the accomplishments we share are increased commitment to our Stu- dentsFirstphilosophyandstridestowardad- dressing globalization efforts. The appoint- ment of new deans in the School of Public Safety and Professional Studies and at our Southeastern Connecticut branch in Groton has brought a rebirth of energy and innova- tiontothosetwoentities.InGroton,thecon- solidation of many of our branch operations Intoonehandsomelocationhasadded tothe excitement. We have successfully expanded our out- reachontheinternationalfrontbywelcoming a sizeable number of students from Israel, Russia, and Asia. In addition, we have just completed a Strategic Plan update, which callsforsuchstepsastheselectionofcertain outstandingprograms tobemarketed asuni- versity "Showcase Programs" and a signifi- cant expansion of computing capabilities on campus. As students, you have contributed signifi- cantlytoUNH.Asyoumakeyourmarkinthe world,knowthat Iwisheachof you thevery best and that the University shares in your pride at this Important and auspicious mo- ment. Sincerely, LawrenceJ.DeNardis President Classof1994. AsyoulookbackatyouryearshereatUNH,re- memberthegoodtimes.Theothertimesarethere, but theyarethepartofthepastwewanttokeep therel Your time is overi however you will never forget thememories. Thesememories were made from the first time you saw the campus,the first peopleyoumet,theactivitiesandeventsyouhave attendedtofinallyGraduationdayandthefriends that have touched your stay at UNH. Eachof you has had adifferent view ofUNH (somegood and othersbad),however,thecommonfactorwithinall ofyou is theloveof thepartoftheschoolwhich keptyouhere.UNHhaswatchedyougrowintothe personyouaretodayandwhatyouwillbecomein thefuture.Whenyouleavethe"HomeoftheChar- gers", keep remembering what you have learned and the memories of a lifetime you have made. GoodLuckinthefutureandallyoudoinlife.Never stopyourdreams...GoodLuck! ClareR.Sweeney DSGPresident 2 Reflections t^'î£:^^^^%iadfi?^MWSSX StudentActivities Being a student at the University of New Haven means having the best of both worlds-an active on-campus com- munity and the city of New Haven. Whether students are interested in cultural, intellectual or social pursuits, they have a wealth of opportunities from whichtochoose. Among the campus activities which have proved popular over the years are special theme weekends such as Fall Weekend and May Day. Whether it's buildingfloatsfortheFallWeekend'stra- ditional Homecoming Parade, or "gam- bling" at the ever popular Casino Night, or dancing out on the Maxcy Hall quad- rangle tobands under the May Day tent, there are plenty of ways to mingle with fellowstudentsandfriends. The student activities office sponsors a hostofperformances duringweekdays suchascomedynightsattheSportsSpot or big band events to keep things lively afterclassesareover. Students are also encouraged to de- veloptheir culturaland intellectual inter- ests by participating in literary, artistic and dramatic events. Visiting artists, play and concert productions, invited lecturers, forums and panel discussions are among the variety of programs that are available to students. Two cultural groups-Orchestra New England and the AllianceTheatre-are also in residenceon ourcampus. Reflections 3 '?MAiMM W-- SHARING SECRETS ABOUT UNH With Summer over, all Freshmen and TransferstudentsbegantheirFallSemes- ter sharing secrets about UNH. This year's events included a Family BBQ, Drive-in movie, Orientation Olympics and Dan LaRosa, the Humorous Hypno- tist. Thenew student orientationaims to welcome the new students, familiarize them with the campus and to introduce themtotheirclassmates. ORIENTATION LEADERS LizBratslavsky MelissaDagia PaulineDepavia ThomasHoffler LisaMancini MicheleDawson DanRiley CherylMurray WendyGreco MicheleVisco VinnyDoll KenDavis RobertaFarrar JohnHoresco LisaPaterno LizMills JoeEimicke NikkiGugliotti DanElio JenniferMonroe MichealCardillo HarryWeymouth JimMorro GregWityak GiaPiperakis DaveMourand MichaelStuart AishaBlack ChrisWherry LuisRodriuez 4 Reflections KristinaGodfrey GinaMarsella LizThompson NoraMasselli LoriLaRocheile ScottSchroeder ClareSweeney CarrieDarling BryanGrant KentMacgregor PeggyStoffel BernadettePhillips MelanieReistetter ^' frm&-:> <