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The article presents the author's insights on Human Journey, a core curriculum developed by the Sacred Heart University in Fairfield, Connecticut in response to the Liberal Education and America's Promise (LEAP) challenges. The author questions the association of the human discipline with academic courses and how it will improve studies. The also mentions the curriculum will led to the advancement of the university's academic rigor.

The article offers news briefs related to business enterprises in the U.S. The New York State Association of Realtors reports a 3.9% decline in homes sales in 2011. Wells Fargo & Co. claims that its charitable contributions to nonprofits in the state reach to eight million dollars in 2011. A new graduate program in health care information systems has been offered by the Sacred Heart University in Fairfield, Connecticut.

The article profiles Marko Rupnik and his colored mosaics. It states that Rupnik's style is easily recognizable, wherein his monumental figures are fashioned with vividly colored, oversized tesserae and the influence of the iconographic traditions of the Eastern churches. It mentions that the latest of Rupnik's work is the Sacred Heart University in Fairfield, Connecticut. He will create a colossal 28 by 44 foot mosaic that is the centerpiece of the chapel.

Case name: Gagliardi v. Sacred Heart University Inc., No. 3:17‐cv‐857 (D. Conn. 07/16/19). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Case name: Gagliardi v. Sacred Heart University Inc., No. 3:17‐cv‐857 (D. Conn. 07/16/19). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article offers news briefs related to Connecticut. Topics discussed include the commercial aerospace sales of materials company Hexcel Corp. for the second quarter (2Q) of 2016, the downgrade made by the Kroll Bond Rating Agency (KBRA) on the credit rating of Connecticut, and the plans of the College of Arts and Sciences at the Sacred Heart University to offer a master of social work degree for the fall semester in 2017.

The article focuses on the job opportunities for the medium industry in Connecticut. It discusses the training programs for the industry being offered by universities in the state including the Digital Media CT training program at University of Connecticut (UConn) in Stamford and the Frank and Marisa Martire Business and Communications Center at Sacred Heart University (SHU) in Fairfield.

The article presents information on the Models of Efficiency program to honor the innovative and inspired services and programs conducted at various universities in the U.S. A list of various award winning departments of universities including the Office of Continuing Education at the Fresno Pacific University and the Department of Information Technology at the Sacred Heart University in Fairfield, Connecticut is mentioned. Photographs of several award recipients are also presented.

The author reflects on the college-cost issues faced by Master of Business Administration Degree (MBA) students who were having a hard time to obtaining student loans in Connecticut. He cites the situation of MBA students at Sacred Heart University in Fairfield where students are living in a plastic society, in which they live beyond their own financial means. He adds that students are finding themselves seeking a lender due to an additional $2,000 on the unsubsidized standard loan process.

The article reports on the introduction of a new graduate certificate in Global Investments by the John F. Welch College of Business at Sacred Heart University in Fairfield, Connecticut. It aims to provide rigorous training and expertise for those working the financial services industry. Six courses are offered by the program from which four must be completed to earn the certificate.

The article focuses on the new graduate certificate in Global Investments which is offered by the John F. Welch College of Business at Sacred Heart University in Fairfield, Connecticut. The certificate is intended to provide an accurate training and expertise for those working the financial services industry. It aims to prepare the financial services professional in investment strategy, portfolio management, theoretical foundations of investing, and understand methods and tools in the industry.

The article reports that the business school of Sacred Heart University in Fairfield County, Connecticut was named after John F. Welch. The school was named after Welch because he donated an amount of money for the development of its facilities and student scholarships. In recognition of his kindness, the university conducted a thanksgiving ceremony.

Reports that the Sacred Heart University in Fairfield County, Connecticut has provided its students with wireless access to the university's computer network through the students' personal laptops. Opportunity for students to use their laptops anywhere on campus; Comments of Anthony J. Cernera, president of Sacred Heart, on the university's commitment to advanced technology.

Notices that Sacred Heart University in Fairfield, Connecticut has bucked the trend of cutting back on intercollegiate sports. The number of sports the Division II school has added in the past six years; How the strategy has led to increased enrollment and the transformation of the institution from a commuter to a residential university.

Profiles Dr. Lucjan T. Orlowski, chairman of the Sacred Heart University's Department of Economics and Finance. Orlowski as world-renowned expert advising governments, central banks and independent research institutions; Contribution in the designing of a new system of monetary policy in Poland; Career background; Advice to the United States regarding the introduction of the euro currency.

The article discusses a court case Jasmineann Vega versus Sacred Heart University Inc. wherein the university failed to protect Vega against the attacked of three former Sorority sisters at the campus. It states that the District Court of Connecticut ruled that Vega showed evidence that the university failed to protect her against her former sorority sisters who attacked her. It also mentions that the court ruled that the case of Vega should proceed to trial.

The article reports on the move of Sacred Heart Univeristy to go online with higher learning by providing electronic (e)- learning courses to both undergraduates and graduates in Connecticut.

The article reports that the U.S. Patent Office tapped the Sacred Heart University as one of the depositors nationwide for intellectual property filings in October 2009 in Fairfield County, Connecticut. It states that the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (UPSTO) published about 1,600 patent applications by Fairfield County. It also explains that patent application figures can fluctuate at the total level depending on how long it takes UPSTO to publish online.

The article features the standalone chapel at Sacred Heart University in Connecticut. It notes that chapel has had no permanent seats but contained only rows of chairs arranged against the left and right walls. It mentions that the glass walls in the chapel's narthex are designed to depict the intersection between daily life and life of prayer. University president Anthony Cernera says that the chapel is intended to offer students a place to express their faith as members of the community.

The article reports on the doctoral program in nursing offered by Sacred Heart University in Connecticut. It notes that program graduates will take teaching positions to help close a supply shortage of nursing professionals in Connecticut. It mentions that the university is launching the program as a three-year, part-time program to draw working professionals. It states that the doctor of nursing practice degree was first introduced by the American Association of Colleges of Nursing in 2004.

The author comments on a telephone survey conducted in May and June 2009 by the Sacred Heart University Polling Institute in Fairfield, Connecticut, which found that the number of people who think that nuclear power is safe is only slightly higher than the number of those who think it is dangerous. The author reveals that 46.1% of respondents said they consider it to be very safe while 44.7% think that it is very dangerous. The author notes that the details of the polling technique were not specified.

The article reports on the launch of a redesigned Master in Business Administration (MBA) program by the John F. Welch College of Business at Sacred Heart University in the fall of 2009. According to program director Tony Macari, the school aims to attract more students who have experienced working to its MBA program. The college will also recruit students with two-year experience. The appointment of John Petillo as dean of the college as well as the controversy associated with it is presented.

The article offers information related to community service award and building expansion in Connecticut. The Corporation for National and Community service in Washington D.C. has appointed a place for Sacred Heart University in the President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll. A team of local, national, and international construction, design and engineering was selected to work on the environmentally conscious building expansion of Stepping Stones Museum for Children in Norwalk.

The author offers information on Sacred Heart University in Fairfield, Connecticut.

The article reports that the Sacred Heart University (SHU) in Fairfield County, Connecticut is offering a digital download service iTunes this fall 2008 to aid in the students in the classroom via iTunes U technology. According to director Robert Tullonge of academic computing at SHU, the technology does not require them to make major changes to the infrastructure. He also notes that the technology will give students access to coursework and lectures.

The article provides information on the developments related to real estate in Connecticut. Grubb & Ellis Co. completed its $81 million transfer of the former Union Carbide Corp. headquarters to a new affiliate. General Electric Co. extended leases for 350,000 square feet of space at Merritt 7 Corporate Park. Sacred Heart University is leasing 54,000 square feet of space at 7 Cambridge Drive in Trumbull for physical therapy and nurse training.

The article reports on the introduction of two graduate programs by the Sacred Heart University in Fairfield, Connecticut for 2007. The graduate programs include a Masters in Business Administration (MBA) for science and liberal arts major and a Master in Arts (MA)degree major in criminal justice. MBA students will be given the chance for a summer internship in Luxembourg while MA students will concentrate in national security and criminal justice management.

The article reports on the award and grant received by Norman Goldstein, of Scarsdale, New York and Sacred Heart University in Fairfield, Connecticut. Goldstein, founder and CEO of By Kids For Kids, a global marketing branding and licensing company, was named an inaugural "Purpose Prize Fellow" by Civic Ventures company in San Francisco, California. Meanwhile, the university has received a $157,000 grant from the GE Foundation, to support the university's GE Foundation Scholars Program.

The article reports that Anthony Cernera, the president of Sacred Heart University in Connecticut, will be the first nonclergy person to lead the International Federation of Catholic Universities. Cernera will handle 60 collaborative research projects that focus on the fields of global economic development, poverty, homelessness and AIDS research. He will also be responsible in leading inter-cultural and inter-religious dialogues between Christian institutions in countries that are mostly Muslim or Buddhist.

The article reports that several Rockland business women will be participating in a new national women's conference titled "Women's Images Inside and Out," to be held March 12, 2005 at the campus of Sacred Heart University in Fairfield, Connecticut. Area panel participants include Pattie Simone, joumalist and President of Write Communications, a business communications firm specializing in strategic planning and copy writing, and founder of WomenCentric, a new women's business and life resource speaking group.

The article informs that Sacred Heart University has joined the ranks of the best universities in the North, according to U.S. News & World Report's 2005 edition of America's Best Colleges. The university is listed in the top tier of the category "Best Universities -- Master's in the North." This is the first year Sacred Heart University ranked in the top tier of schools in its category, after a steady ascent up the ranks on previous year's U.S. News lists. U.S. News & World Report ranks colleges in four categories and provides information on more than 1,400 schools nationwide.

Highlights the naming of Mary Young as vice president of institutional advancement at Sacred Heart University in Connecticut. Responsibilities in directing all fund raising, alumni affairs and public relations activities in the university.

Reports on the presentation of an informative seminar addressing concerns on MBA applications by the Sacred Heart University in Connecticut and Kaplan Test Prep and Admissions. Panel of experts present in the seminar.

Presents photographs showing attendees at various business-related events in Fairfield County, Connecticut, held as of June 2004. Quinnipiac School of Communications' presentation of its 2004 Fred Friendly Award to Tom Bettag; Inauguration of the General Electric/Sacred Heart University Alumni Society; NewMill Bank employees' participation in Clean City Danbury Day.

Announces that Sacred Heart University's College of Education and Health Professions in Fairfield, Connecticut, has begun a leadership training program in educational administration on alternate Saturdays. Aim of the program to lead to both the intermediate administrative certifications from the state Department of Education and the 6th-year certificate in administration; Issues, activities and programs included on the seminar agenda.

Reports that the Sacred Heart University will offer doctor of physical therapy program in Fairfield, Connecticut. Details of the three-year program; Accreditation of the program with state and national levels; Availability of a 3+3 option.

Reports the effort of Sacred Heart University and other colleges and universities to maintain solid relationship with local business community in Fairfield, Connecticut. Sponsorship of Sacred Heart University of a free Corporate Strategies and Insights Lecture Forum with Fleet Bank; Offer of the university of series of alumni guest speakers; Other service offered that caters to the business community.

Reports on the courses offered by the Sacred Heart University in Fairfield County, Connecticut. Development of a graduate level Web site development certificate program; Opportunity for businessmen to attain career in business; Utilization of the most contemporary software and programming languages.

Ranks colleges and universities in Connecticut according to number of full-time-equivalent students enrolled in 2000-2001. Fairfield University in Fairfield; Sacred Heart University in Fairfield; Housatonic Community-Technical College in Bridgeport.

Reports on the occupational therapy program launched by Sacred Heart University in Fairfield, Connecticut. Offer of a master of science degree program; Curriculum design; Responsiveness to market and demographic trends; Compliance with requirements of the American Occupational Therapy Association; Use of problem-based learning; Emphasis on practical experience.

Reports on the outreach program participated in Sacred Heart University freshmen in Bridgeport, Connecticut. Chores performed in an inner-city neighborhood; Objectives of the university's Service-Learning Program; Interaction with impoverished children.

Reports on Fairfield County, Connecticut-based Sacred Heart University's licensing of JonesKnowledge.com Inc.'s e-education online course software.

Cites the team of students from Fairfield's Sacred Heart University as winners of the Connecticut Venture Group's (CVG) First Annual University Business Plan competition. Requirement for business students to create an entrepreneurial idea; Basis for judgment; Attempt to change the culture in the state; Prizes; Entries submitted by ten different Connecticut schools.