For nearly 100 years, Quinnipiac University has called New Haven County home. And with our 3 campuses located in the towns of Hamden and North Haven, we take our responsibility to be a good community member and neighbor seriously. We are committed to doing our part to enhance and enrich the quality of life for our students and the residents in our local communities through open communication, collaboration and positive action.
A Quinnipiac education extends beyond the classroom, sometimes even beyond its campuses. With more than 15 service-focused, student-run organizations, Quinnipiac students are turning their organizations’ missions into actions across the Greater New Haven area.
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For families with a loved one in memory care, sometimes the hardest part of a visit is knowing how to connect with one another. Instructional design and technology student, Kendra Boulerice, MS '26, spent her summer working on a way to make those visits easier for families.
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Quinnipiac and Long Wharf Theatre are launching a new initiative, partnering to bring several unique experiences to the Quinnipiac community. Long Wharf professionals will visit several undergraduate classes to have in-depth conversations with students, lead a panel discussion on Thursday, September 17 as part of the upcoming common hour event on the South Quad and perform their opening weekend of “The Ford/Hill Project” at the Quinnipiac Theatre Arts Center on September 19 and 20.
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Recent graduates of the Frank H. Netter MD School of Medicine, Megan Cortes, MD '26, and Noa Marx, MD '26, examined how a sense of belonging develops among adolescent junior staff members at The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp in Ashford, Connecticut through their capstone.
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Quinnipiac is proud to be part of the Hamden and North Haven communities, and this scholarship is an important investment in the future talent of local students. Select admitted students who are residents of the town of Hamden or North Haven may be offered this award during the admissions process, in place of other academic scholarships.
Students have a number of opportunities available to explore topics of interest at the college level, build a portfolio of work within a field of interest and connect with Quinnipiac faculty, staff and other students. These include summer camps and taking courses for college credit through your high school. We'll also help you make a plan for college while you're still in high school.
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