The hybrid accelerated BSN program, which will start in January and enroll 24-32 students, is designed for individuals with a bachelor’s degree in another discipline who are interested in pursuing nursing as a second bachelor’s degree.
Sen. Cicarella Statement on Fatal Shooting in North Haven; Calls on Legislature to Act Amid Statewide Spike in Violent Crime
As director of Region VII, Douglas will represent students from six states that have 11 medical schools and 20 undergraduate colleges and universities.
The proposed federal legislation will provide incentives to states that choose to adopt and implement laws to increase the safety of frozen dessert truck patrons.
The lawmakers provided an update regarding the 2021 Legislative Session and discussed issues pertaining to the governor’s request to extend emergency powers, taxes, state spending, zoning, legalization of marijuana, the bipartisan budget that passed, and the juvenile crime crisis with nearly 25 residents.
The Poet Laureate of the Town of North Haven serves as an ambassador promoting the creation and enjoyment of poetry.
The event will take place on Thursday, July 8, 2021 at the American Legion Post 76 located at 20 Church Street in North Haven. The event is free and open to the public.
Yaccarino explained that the budget, while not perfect, stayed within the spending cap and did not include new tax increases.
The Excellence in Public Health Award is a national award that recognizes medical students who are public health champions.
This legislation expanded workers’ compensation benefits to firefighters, police officers, and parole officers.
Bill to increase safety measures on ice cream trucks passes House, awaits Gov. Lamont’s signature
Quinnipiac’s simulation program in the Center for Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences on the North Haven Campus received accreditation in the area of teaching/education.
On Monday, May 18, 2021, State Representative Dave Yaccarino (R-87) joined CT Coalition to End Homelessness and other advocates outside of the State Capitol to push for more funding to combat homelessness in Connecticut.
Justice Andrew McDonald, of the Connecticut Supreme Court, told the Class of 2021 to think about how they want their careers to be written Tuesday.
A portion of this event included a networking session with students from across the Connecticut State Colleges and Universities system about the flourishing bioscience industry and the many opportunities that it can provide for young people.
In total, 95 medical doctor degrees were conferred during an in-person ceremony on the Mount Carmel Quad.