Monthly Archives: November, 2020

Financial Literacy Program Named to Top 10

Figuring out how to pay for a college education can be one of the biggest hurdles students and their families face when planning for...

Co-op Education Program: Gaining Employment Experience During Undergrad Studies

This article was written by student Ketia Similen. Do you have students that are looking for a way to gain valuable and paid on-the-job experience...

Being the COVID Coordinator

This article was written by student Ketia Similen. Erin B. Duff is a graduate student in the Master's in Public Health (MPH) program and Southern’s...

Are You Searching for Work-life Balance?

Written by Dr. Michele Vancour, Interim Associate Dean of the College of Health and Human Services Work-life balance is as intangible as the Holy Grail. The...

University PR Team Honored with Six Statewide Awards

Southern’s efforts to keep its community informed and uplifted during the COVID-19 pandemic have been acknowledged with six statewide awards recognizing the work of...

Daughter of Afghan Refugees Selected as Southern’s First Rhodes Scholar

Asma Rahimyar – a senior pursuing a double baccalaureate degree in political science and philosophy at Southern – will become the first Rhodes Scholar...

Food Pantry Changing the Conversation About Success

The numbers can be disheartening. More than 30 percent of students at Southern Connecticut State University are food insecure.  And nearly 80 percent of...

Kelp As a Model for Survival

Biology Professor Sean Grace was quoted in an article, "What kelp can teach us about thriving amid uncertainty," published on Quartz. The writer, Katherine...

Andoh Named Chief Reader for AP Program

Dr. Samuel Andoh, professor of economics, has been appointed as the next AP Macroeconomics Chief Reader for the College Board’s Advanced Placement Program. The...

Thorson Tapped as Interim Business School Dean

As School of Business Dean Ellen Durnin has recently announced her impending retirement, Dr. James Thorson, chairman of the Department of Economics, has accepted...

Most Read