Yaccarino Cosponsors Veteran Heroes Act
As a co-sponsor of the bill, Rep. Yaccarino played a key role in advancing one of its most impactful provisions: expanded access to dental care for Connecticut veterans.
United Bank’s North Haven Team Presents $5,000 to Four Local Nonprofits
United Bank today announced that four local charities in North Haven received a generous donation of $1,250 each from the United Bank Foundation Connecticut during an event they hosted at their North Haven banking branch location.
QU School of Law administrator receives award from the EASFSS
The Distinguished Service Award is presented to an individual who has made significant contributions to EASFAA through leadership, activities and/or research in financial aid.
Irish historian to present, ‘Famnesia? Famine in Irish Literature at the Great Hunger’s Centenary,’ June 23 at Ireland’s Great Hunger Museum
Bryce Evans, a senior lecturer in history at Liverpool Hope University (UK) and a leading modern Irish historian, will present the lecture, “Famnesia? Famine in Irish Literature at the Great Hunger’s Centenary.”
Sen. Fasano Applauds Passage of Bill to Support Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities
The bill improves communication between the Department of Developmental Services (DDS) and individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Senator Len Fasano appears on “Meet the Leaders” at the CT State Capitol
Senate Minority Leader Len Fasano (right) answers a question from Cablevision host David Smith during a May 4 taping of the show “Meet the Leaders.”
Professor Tracy Van Oss of North Haven receives James Marshall Award for Service to the Quinnipiac University Community
Tracy Van Oss of North Haven, clinical associate professor of occupational therapy at Quinnipiac University, received the James Marshall Award for Service to the Quinnipiac Community during a recent ceremony.
Quinnipiac University to host information session for prospective sixth-year diploma in educational leadership graduate students May 25
Quinnipiac University will host an information session for prospective graduate students interested in the School of Education’s sixth-year diploma in educational leadership program on Wednesday, May 25.
Ireland’s Great Hunger Museum at Quinnipiac University acquires notable painting, ‘Rainbow’s End,’ by William Crozier
One of the foremost European artists of the post-war period, Crozier (1930-2011) was artistically and philosophically influenced by the Existentialist movement in Paris. He brought such outlook to bear on images of a traumatized humanity in the aftermath of the two world wars.
Senate Passes Legislation to Support Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities
Senate Bill 294 aims to improve communication between the Department of Developmental Services (DDS) and families in need of services for their loved ones with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Senate Passes Bill to Promote Health Care Competition Addresses Physician Non-Compete Agreements
After working together on groundbreaking healthcare legislation last year, Sen. Looney and Sen. Fasano are continuing their efforts to address health care concerns in Connecticut with S.B. 351.
Millie Hepburn of Pound Ridge, New York, appointed assistant professor of nursing at Quinnipiac University
Before coming to Quinnipiac, Hepburn taught and practiced with interprofessional teams in the various neurosciences, psychiatry and rehabilitation at New York University Langone Medical Center and Rusk Institute for Rehabilitation, as well as Columbia University Medical Center.
Ireland’s Great Hunger Institute digitizes first issue of ‘The Weekly Irish Times’ to be published in Dublin after the Easter Rising
Ireland’s Great Hunger Institute at Quinnipiac University has digitized the first issue of “The Weekly Irish Times” to be published in Dublin immediately following the Easter Rising.