Category: Education

Cause of Illness Still A Mystery

[box]By Michael Bellmore, New Haven Register[/box] More than two weeks after a group of high school students displayed symptoms associated with exposure to carbon monoxide at a soccer game, what exactly happened still is not

Connecticut’s Teacher of the Year to Lecture at Quinnipiac University

Blaise Messinger, the 2013 Connecticut Teacher of the Year, will present the lecture, “Be That Teacher,” at 3 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 16, in the auditorium at the Center for Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences on

Quinnipiac University Students Participate in Four-Week Simulation to Develop Better Interprofessional Skills, Perspective

[box]Quinnipiac University athletic training students Leanne Griffith and Marc Drobenko tend to David Bartolotta, an athletic training staff member, as part of an interprofessional simulation on the North Haven Campus. The three students responding with

North Haven Town Hall

Vote 2013 Election Results

Preliminary results for the 2013 North Haven municipal elections from the Registrars of Voters Office: Selectman: Michael Freda (R unopposed) 2nd Selectman: Timothy Doheny (R) wins 2nd Selectman, making Sally J. Buemi (D) 3rd Selectman Town

Mapping My North Haven

State Representative Dave Yaccarino recently visited students in Mrs. Titus’ 6th grade art classes as they worked on a “Mapping My North Haven” art project at North Haven Middle School. Each student used art elements and

Holocaust Survivor to Speak at Quinnipiac University

Anita Ron Schorr will discuss how she survived the Holocaust at 1 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 4, in the auditorium in the Center for Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences on the North Haven Campus at Quinnipiac University. This event,

BoE Candidates Roundtable Discussion

Watch NHTV’s coverage of the Board of Education Candidates Roundtable Discussion. Held at North Haven High School on October 30, 2013, the event was presented by the PTA and featured the 10 BoE candidates –

Three Quinnipiac University Finance Professors Earn Best Paper Award at International Business Conference

Three finance professors from the Quinnipiac University School of Business earned the Best Paper Award at the Academy of International Business Northeast Chapter’s annual conference held in Hartford Oct. 10-12. Surya Chelikani, of Hamden, assistant professor of finance, Thomas Coe, of Meriden, associate

NHHS Girls Soccer Players Hospitalized for Possible Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

[box]MADISON, Conn. (WTNH)[/box] Madison firefighters treated at least a dozen students for possible carbon monoxide poison during a soccer game on Wednesday afternoon. The victims were members of a North Haven girls soccer team in

Quinnipiac University Physician Assistant Students Teaching Health Literacy and Physical Fitness Techniques to North Haven Students

[box]Heather Dimock, a physician assistant student at Quinnipiac University, leads a yoga class at ACES Mill Road School in North Haven as part of the Quinnipiac physician assistant students’ program to teach students about the

Members of the Quinnipiac University Community Wear Pink Hair Extensions in Support of Breast Cancer Awareness

[box]Nicole Perley, a senior in the School of Nursing at Quinnipiac University, was among those who got pink hair extensions in support of breast cancer awareness. Photo by Anna Brundage.[/box] Students, faculty and staff at Quinnipiac

Quinnipiac University to Host Oct. 28 Panel Discussion “Drowning in Health Care Costs: All Hands on Deck”

Steven Brill, author of the Time Magazine special report, “The Bitter Pill: Why Medical Bills Are Killing Us,” will be among the speakers taking part in the panel discussion, “Drowning in Health Care Costs: All Hands on Deck,”