University of Hartford
West Hartford , United States
West Hartford , United States
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About University
University of Hartford
Overview:
- Founded in 1877 as Hartford Art School
- Became a university in 1957
- Enrolls over 5,000 undergraduate and graduate students
- Offers over 100 undergraduate and graduate programs
- Located in West Hartford, Connecticut, on a 350-acre campus
Student Life:
Extracurricular Activities:
Over 100 student clubs and organizations, including academic, cultural, social, and recreational groupsClubs:
Student Government Association, Honors Program, International Student Association, Black Student Union, LGBTQ+ AllianceSports Teams:
NCAA Division I athletics in 17 sports, including basketball, soccer, and lacrosseStudent Support Services:
Counseling and Psychological Services, Health Services, Disability Services, Career ServicesCampus Facilities:
Barnes & Noble Bookstore, Student Center, Fitness Center, Recreation Center, Art GalleriesAcademics:
Unique Academic Programs or Initiatives:
- Hartford Scholars Program: Honors program for high-achieving students
- Cooperative Education Program: Allows students to gain practical experience through internships
- Study Abroad Program: Offers opportunities to study in over 50 countries
Academic Resources:
Library with over 500,000 volumes, Writing Center, Math Center, Tutoring CenterFaculty:
Over 300 full-time faculty members, many with terminal degreesTeaching Methodologies:
Emphasis on experiential learning, hands-on projects, and research opportunitiesAcademic Support Services:
Academic Advising, Learning Support Services, Writing Center, Math CenterTop Reasons to Study Here:
Notable Alumni:
- John Rowland, former Governor of Connecticut
- Susan Bysiewicz, former Secretary of the State of Connecticut
- Chris Dodd, former U.S. Senator
Reputation:
Ranked among the top 200 universities in the North by U.S. News & World ReportRankings:
Top 100 in the nation for social mobility (U.S. News & World Report)Specialized Facilities:
Center for Computer Science and Engineering, Center for the Arts, Gengras Student UnionIndustry Connections:
Partnerships with local businesses and organizations provide internship and job opportunitiesServices:
Counseling:
Counseling and Psychological Services provides individual and group counseling, crisis intervention, and outreach programsHealth:
Health Services offers primary care, immunizations, and health educationHousing:
On-campus housing options include traditional residence halls, apartments, and townhousesLibrary Resources:
Mortensen Library provides access to books, journals, databases, and research assistanceTechnology Support:
IT Services provides technical support, computer labs, and wireless internet accessCareer Development:
Career Services offers resume writing, interview preparation, job search assistance, and career fairsTotal programs
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