UNH Henry C. Lee College Experiential Education

10/01/2015

University of New Haven students!!!
Tomorrow is the final day to submit your co-op applications for the Spring 2016 semester.
For more information about the program contact Professor Carbone.
[email protected]

09/22/2015

Don't forget!

Today at 4:30 pm in South Campus Hall room 109 there is another Co-op Information Session. If you cannot attend, but are interested in more information about the UNH Co-op Program. Visit our website!

http://www.newhaven.edu/lee-college/experiential-education/

The Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice and Forensic Science offers its students exciting experiential education opportunities through unique and tailored co-op, internship, study abroad, service-learning, and faculty-based research programs. Our goal is to provide our students with opportuniti…

09/21/2015

Co-op INFO SESSION
If you want to know more about Co-op, have questions - attend the info session today at 4.30 pm in South Campus Hall, Room 109.

09/14/2015

University of New Haven students! The Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice & Forensic Sciences is pleased to announce a new round of Co-op opportunities for the Spring 2016 Semester. Applications are now open until October 2nd.

-Earn 3 credits;
-Maintain full-time status at the University;
-Earn up to $15 an hour working 35-40 hours a week;
-Fulfill your internship requirement;
-Network with potential employers;
-Put your resume ahead of your peers.

Two info sessions will be held on September 21 & September 22 @4:30pm in South Campus Hall, room 109. To learn more about the program and download the application, visit our website: http://www.newhaven.edu/lee-college/experiential-education/cooperative-work-education-program. Submit your completed applications to room 006, South Campus Hall.

If you have any questions, please contact Professor Carbone ([email protected]) or Professor O’Connor ([email protected]).

The work experience is developed and approved by UNH as a suitable learning situation. The student participating in the Co-op experience will learn through observation and also by participating in meaningful work for the organization. Throughout the experience, the college will monitor the student’s…

09/10/2015

Currently 4 students from our college are spending a semester at the Korean National Police University - Evan Sheppard, Jean-Philip Precourt, Mengyan Liu, and Nohelia Toribio. We hope they will learn a lot about policing in Korea, make new friends and return with lots of good memories about this experience.

08/27/2015

Congratulations to the thirteen students selected for the Fall 2015 Co-op Program at the University of New Haven! This group will start their work for the cities of New Haven and West Haven, the Alexion Corporation, and the Connecticut Junior Republic! For more information about the UNH Co-op Program please visit our website: http://www.newhaven.edu/lee-college/experiential-education/

07/09/2015

Right now a group of students from The University of New Haven is studying abroad in Australia! Aside from taking in the beautiful views, visiting the Great Barrier Reef, and playing with koalas, they will be touring Parliament, the Australian U.S. Embassy, the Supreme Court, the Magistrates Court, the Federal Police Department, and many more incredible locations.

06/30/2015

MILFORD — Despite dealing with the stress of college classes at the University of New Haven, Michael Compare was always making fellow students laugh and boosting morale, former classmate Mike DiBartolo recalled. Like others, DiBartolo was shocked to learn that a person many associated as the face of…

06/22/2015

Last Thursday a group of students from the Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice & Forensic Sciences embarked on a Study Abroad trip to Poland! They will have the opportunity to visit Krakow, Warsaw, Bielsko-Biala, Katowice; attend presentations about protection of human rights, football hooliganism, the Polish police training system, missing person search; visit several police and fire stations, prisons, riot squads and anti-terrorism units, museums – Auschwitz-Birkenau Concentration Camp, Warsaw Uprising Museum, History of Polish Jews and many more interesting places!

06/17/2015

UNH Today

03/06/2015

Do you want to spend a semester at the Korean National Police University? Here are the details how to do that:

The University of New Haven's Criminal Justice Department is seeking applications for the Korean National Police University (KNPU) exchange program for the fall 2015 semester. The selected candidates would leave in late August, 2015, and spend the entire fall semester at the KNPU in South Korea, returning in December, 2015. This semester abroad will entail 15 credits of course work (a normal semester) and consideration will be given to fulfilling as many major (or any minor) graduation requirements as reasonably possible. Any course work not accepted as a major (or minor) requirement will be accepted as elective credit.

This is an exciting opportunity for Criminal Justice students to become immersed in a different culture and gain a first-hand view of policing from an international perspective. The KNPU combines classroom study with physical training to produce supervisory-level officers for the Korean National Police.

To apply for this program, send an electronic copy of your resume and a 300-word personal statement, telling us about yourself and why you would like to represent UNH at the KNPU, to Dr. David Schroeder ([email protected]). Please indicate in the subject line of the email “KNPU Application 2015.” The deadline for applications is March 31st, 2015.

11/20/2014

Application form, 2015 Study Abroad programs (HCLC)