CETA students continue to inspire with their innovative ideas, hard work inside and outside the classroom, and dedication to becoming the next generation of engineers and architects.
Learn more about what our soaring Hawks have been up to!
Adam Gionfriddo ‘25
Adam Gionfriddo ‘25, a mechanical engineering major at the University of Hartford, is making a significant impact both in class and beyond.
Madeline Adam ’25
Madeline Adam ’25 is a senior aerospace engineering major and mathematics minor who recently completed an internship at TurbineAero in Tempe, Arizona.
Carol A. Coppa '81
Carol Coppa, a senior program manager at Eversource in its transmission project controls group, has been a valued member of the energy company for 47 years.
Nico Meneses ’25
Nico Meneses ’25, a civil engineering major, just completed a summer internship at Island Exterior Fabricators in East Hartford. During this 15-week structural engineering internship, he honed in on his structural analysis skills and statics to verify curtain wall systems.
Jessica Camarillo ‘24
What started as simply helping her father fix up a 1963 AMC Rambler ended up inspiring Jessica Camarillo ‘24 to pursue a major in mechanical engineering.
Timothy Wang '24
Timothy Wang ‘24 has a passion for architecture, because he believes design can help solve contemporary issues. By the time he graduates this May, he’ll already have real-world experience in the field.
Jonathan Ho '24
Jonathan Ho ‘24, a double major in Computer Engineering and Electrical Engineering, graduated from UHart's College of Engineering, Technology, and Architecture (CETA) in May. As an undergraduate, he had the opportunity to help race a custom-designed, student-built Formula-style car at Michigan International Speedway.
Kayleigh Luke ‘24
Kayleigh Luke ‘24 chose to become an Architectural Design + Technology major because, she says, architects have the ability to leave their mark on a community or a worldwide scale.
Architecture Major Helps Incoming Students Pack for College
Joshua Perron ’26 is an architecture major enrolled in the accelerated MArch program in the College of Engineering, Technology, and Architecture (CETA). After graduation, his goal is to become an accredited architect and president of an architecture firm. His entrepreneurial and problem-solving skills have shaped his desire to help incoming students leading up to move-in weekend.
How UHart's Supportive Environment Prepares Acoustical Engineering and Music Student for Professional Growth
Anna VanDeBerg ’25 is a passionate and driven junior at the College of Engineering, Technology, and Architecture, who is pursuing a dual major in Acoustical Engineering and Music (B.S.E.) with a Jazz Voice emphasis, along with a Mathematics minor.
From Campus to Construction Sites: A Civil Engineering Student's Story of Growth and Achievement
Civil engineering student Kajetan Naworol '25 established a well-rounded approach to life at the University of Hartford by balancing academic excellence, extracurricular engagement, and his pursuit of industry experience.
Glass Half Full
Devanney Do ’98 credits a positive attitude and a UHart scholarship in helping her prosper in America.
Hands-on Learning Prepares Engineering Student for the Future
Students like Michael Doyle '24 are not only pursuing their academic passions but also developing key leadership qualities that companies are looking for. As a computer engineering student, Doyle found that the ability to engage in hands-on learning has been beneficial for building his industry knowledge and skills as a future engineer.
The Community Impact of a UHart Education
When children and families enter the new Connecticut Children’s Pediatric Specialty Care Center in Westport, Connecticut, they might not know it, but they’re experiencing the impact of a UHart education firsthand.
Biomedical Engineering Student Gains Hands-On Experience Through Summer Internship
Ian Anderson '25 is a biomedical engineering major with a minor in mechanical engineering and mathematics. This summer he is working at Oxford Performance Materials (OPM), learning how the field of biomedical engineering operates in a professional setting.
Madison Thibodeau '23
Madison Thibodeau ’23 got a taste of both engineering and business during her time at the University of Hartford. She majored in Architectural Design + Technology with a concentration in construction management and minored in Business Entrepreneurial Studies.
Mechanical and Acoustics Student Explores Noise and More During Summer Internship
Morgan Huntt '25, is a mechanical engineering major with an acoustics concentration and math minor who is doing a summer internship with Phoenix Noise and Vibration in Frederick, Maryland. Currently, they are shadowing engineers in the office and gaining impactful hands-on experience in the field.
Aerospace Engineering Student Soars Academically and Professionally Through Campus Involvement
After transferring to the new aerospace engineering major her sophomore year, Alba Marcelin '23 was excited to begin exploring internship opportunities in the field. After graduation, she will begin GE Aviation’s Engineering Edison Development Program (EEDP) in Jacksonville, FL.
Computer engineering student accepts new position at General Dynamics Electric Boat
Sebastian Arreola '23 is a computer engineering student with a minor in computer science. Entering college, Arreola wanted to pursue a program focused on technology, problem-solving, innovation, and the potential to make a positive impact on society.
Architecture Student Landed Multiple Internships Throughout Undergraduate Career
Jason Merendino ’23, an architectural design + technology major with a concentration in construction management, has strengthened his industry skills through multiple internships throughout his time at UHart.
Mechanical Engineering Student Highlights UHart's Sense of Community
Jeremy Furusho '23 is a mechanical engineering major with a concentration in acoustics who found that UHart's sense of community distinguishes it apart from other institutions.
UHart Prepared Engineering Alum Professionally and Spiritually
He may have entered the University of Hartford as an undecided student unsure of the major meant for him. But Javi Melecio ’19 found his path and fondly recalls the moments that helped him get there.
First-Generation CETA Student Seamlessly Blends Academics and Involvement
Emmanuel Diaz Suriel ’23 is an Electromechanical Engineering Technology student with a passion for campus involvement and student inclusion. He has enjoyed creating and building since he was a child.
An Architecture Journey Beyond the Classroom
Campus involvement is fundamental in helping students make industry connections and build a foundation for career success. Aurora Perreault ’22, M’23, is one outstanding student who has explored numerous university clubs and organizations to help propel her academic and career experience.
Electrical Engineering Student Discovers Passion on UHart Robotics Team
The College of Engineering, Technology, and Architecture at the University of Hartford focuses on providing students with project-based learning experiences. Electrical Engineering student Benjamin Chern ’25, always had a passion for technology research and discovered that the extracurricular learning opportunity at UHart has been beneficial for helping him deepen his learning.
UHart Alum Shares How UHart Prepared Him to Pursue Graduate School
Acoustical Engineering and Music alum, Sebastian Lopez ’21, shared that the University of Hartford played a pivotal role in helping him pursue graduate school. Sebastian is currently pursuing a Master of Science in Acoustics; however, during his undergraduate career at UHart, he was unsure if he wanted to pursue a master’s degree. He credits the College of Engineering, Technology, and Architecture (CETA) for helping him determine that continuing his studies was the right choice for his career goals.
Peter Ogrinc, Electrical Engineering, Minor in Ceramics ‘24
The University of Hartford provided Peter Ogrinc '24 the opportunity to blend his passion for art with his interest in engineering. Majoring in Electrical Engineering with a minor in Ceramics, Peter is expected to graduate in ’24.
Biomedical Engineering Student Strives to Impact Future Generations
The University of Hartford offers numerous leadership opportunities for students interested in going the extra mile. Monica Padykula ’24, is one prominent CETA leader who has gone above and beyond to build industry connections, facilitate campus community, and work towards making a difference in the lives of others.
Mechanical Engineering Student Flies High During His Summer Aircraft Repair Internship
Build and design has always been a passion of Zamir Primus ’23, a College of Engineering, Technology, and Architecture (CETA) mechanical engineering student. This summer, Primus accepted an internship at Turbine Controls, an FAA-approved aircraft repair station that works on the engines for major aircraft like Boeing 737s, Airbus A320s, and even F-35 supersonic fighter jets.
FSAE Member and Double Alumnus Races into New Engineer Position at Pratt & Whitney
UHart alumnus Daniel Hostetter graduated in May 2021 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering with a concentration in Turbomachinery and a minor in Mathematics. Shortly after getting his undergraduate degree, Daniel returned to the University of Hartford for a Master's in Mechanical Engineering. After graduating this May, Daniel landed a position at Pratt & Whitney as a Mechanical System Advanced Military Design Engineer.
Graduating CETA Student Completes Dual-degree Program in Four Years
Jonah Berrien ’22 is a College of Engineering, Technology, and Architecture (CETA) student dual majoring in Civil Engineering and Architecture Design + Technology. His outstanding academic performance has led him to graduate this May of 2022, completing his accelerated five-year program in just four years!
Rich Patino '21
Rich Patino has always been into technology and enjoyed working on projects. So, it was no surprise that when he graduated from the University of Hartford’s College of Engineering, Technology, and Architecture (CETA) in ’21, it was with a degree in computer engineering and minors in mathematics and computer science. Outside the classroom, Patino was a member of the Cybersecurity and Film Clubs. He landed a job as an EE System Design & Analysis Engineer for Boeing Commercial Airplanes in Seattle, WA. At UHart, Rich turned his passion into a profession, preparing him for his future as an engineer at Boeing.
International Student Spotlight: Ritu Shiroya M'22
Indian International student Ritu Shiroya M’22 is in her second year of studying Architecture at UHart’s College of Engineering, Technology, and Architecture. She arrived in the United States in January of 2020 and decided to immerse herself the new country and the beginning her academic program, M.Arch. In addition to studying, she also works as a student ambassador at International Pathway Program (IPP) and is a member of the English native speaker club.
Maria Ceban '22
Maria Ceban ’22, an undergraduate student studying Architectural Design + Technology with a concentration in Environmental Sustainability, is graduating in May with a solid foundation to continue her studies in graduate school where she intends to receive a Master of Architecture or Master of Interior Architecture.
Alberto Benitez '22
Alberto Benitez, an Architectural Design + Technology Major is this year's recipient of the John G. Martin and Marian A. Bills Scholarship. He plans to study in the UK after graduation, and thanks his professors for preparing him for this next step in college in career.
Sydney Lewis ’22
Civil engineering major accepted a job offer at the start of her senior year. She will be joining the consulting firm, Tighe & Bond, as a staff Engineer 1 in the Water Business Line immediately after graduating in the spring. She credits her faculty industry connections and experience at the National SWE conference for landing her internships and this opportunity.
Carolyn Marchak ’24
Marchak is a double major in civil engineering and architectural design + technology. She says she fell in love with the fields in high school while taking classes on computer-aided design and architecture, and knew it would be a smart investment for her career.
Soumya Chilakamarri, M’21
Chilakamarri earned her Master of Engineering in Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Hartford and has reflected on how her experience has prepared her for the next step in her career. Determined to begin her career in the field of circuit and PCB designing, she landed a role as an electrical engineer at Thorlabs, Inc.
Jacob Kalat '21
Recent UHart graduate Jacob Kalat loves computers, video games, math, and programming. He discovered his personal interests aligned with his academic and professional interest when he decided to study computer engineering at UHart’s College of Engineering, Technology, and Architecture. Freedom to explore his area of study and the support from professors allowed Kalat to pursue a career he loves before even graduating from college. He currently holds a full-time position as an information security analyst at MassMutual. He adds that “over the next few years I’ll be pursuing a master’s degree in cybersecurity and several industry certifications.”
Victor Shapovalov ’21
Victor Shapovalov ’21, an electrical engineering graduate, landed an exciting opportunity as an electrical specialist engineer at TLD shortly after graduation. Through this role, he is collaborating with other engineers redesigning the electrical systems on the ground support units providing a more compact and cost-effective design. He is also providing technical support to the shop floor and is performing changes and improvements to technical drawings using programs he learned here at UHart, including SolidWorks and SEE Electrical.
Joseph Stevenson '21
Joseph Stevenson ’22, a biomedical engineering major, landed a part-time opportunity with Hartford Healthcare (HHC) as a biomedical engineer after completing an exciting internship this summer. Stevenson’s goal is to become a biomechanical technician upon graduation. Through his current role, Stevenson is conducting motion analysis trials for both the clinical and research aspects for HHC.
Matthew Irving '21
Matthew Irving ’21, an acoustical engineering and music graduate, is excited to continue his education in the field of acoustics. He is now pursuing his PhD in Mechanical Engineering with a focus in Structural Dynamics and Acoustics in the Smart Structures & Dynamical Systems Laboratory at Georgia Tech.
Tori Radcliffe ’25
First-year acoustical engineering and music student reflects on how she chose to attend UHart, including how well fit the acoustics program was for her career goals and the impactful relationships she was able to make with faculty and staff.
Maxwell Jaekle ’22, M’23
Accelerated architecture student gains valuable experience on the field during summer internship at Richard Turlington Architects, Inc. He credits his classes at UHart for preparing him for the opportunity.
Colin Whitehill '21
In his role as an A2 (also known as an audio technician) for NBC Sports Group, Colin Whitehill ’21 is going to the Tokyo Olympics! A recent graduate of the College of Engineering, Technology, and Architecture (CETA), Whitehill studied audio engineering technology, while holding the job of chief engineer the University of Hartford’s Student Television Network, STN Channel 2 (STN2). His involvement with the Olympic broadcast was a result of his applying coursework to the practical world, and taking advantage of opportunities to get involved, especially with the UHart television station.
Daniel Jimenez Gil ’24
Daniel Jimenez Gil ’24, a civil engineering major, returned to C.H. Nickerson & Company, Inc., this summer for a second internship. C.H. Nickerson specializes in the construction of water treatment facilities. He says he has been exposed to important practical knowledge of wastewater treatment and water resources.
Tim Wang ’24
Architectural design + technology major has exciting summer internship at Jahnke Architecture LLC this summer. He says the experience opened his eyes to the possibilities of a career in the architecture and construction field.
Lukas Struppe '21
Struppe recently began his career in Milan, Italy, working as a Recruitment Resourcer for a company called Bending Spoons, a mobile applications development company. His success in landing this position was due in part to his ability to lean learn applicable hands-on skills in his field, but also gaining valuable people skills, which allowed him to be a strong professional fit for his new role at Bending Spoons.
Alexia Salafia ’22
Architectural design + technology major speaks about her valuable experience at summer internship and how she has been able to apply her coursework and program software to her role.
Kenadie Barringer ’23
Barringer is excited to be able to pursue her passion for playing oboe while building technical skills in engineering that can be applied to spaces all around her. In particular, her experience so far at UHart helped her land an exciting internship at Harman International of Novi Michigan over the summer of 2021.
Mason Holt ’21
After nearly three years of interning at Bauer, Holt landed a full-time job with the company before graduation as a mechanical engineer on the fuel systems team. Holt credits the University’s focus on career readiness, including events like résumé bootcamps and career fairs, for preparing him for success.
Ella Telford ’21
Telford landed a full-time job at TELEFUNKEN shortly after graduation as a production technician. She interned with the company during her last semester which helped her land the opportunity. She says the audio engineering technology program at UHart really encompassed her passions of music, math, technology in a way that she didn’t know was possible.
Vanessa Martin ’22
Martin was inspired to pursue a career in engineering after serving in the U.S. Air Force where she worked on the E-8 JSTARS as a communications systems technician.
Michael Barzach '21
Acoustical engineering and music major secures job as a General Engineer at the U.S Department of Transportation's Volpe National Transportation Systems Center. Barzach earned this position as a result of the internships he had as an undergraduate.
Jack Breton ’21
Breton recently accepted a role as a rotational acoustic engineer at Bose Corporation. He will be participating in the internal engineering rotational program, where he will complete several six-month rotations through different groups and roles in the company, focusing on acoustic engineering.
Hannah Sugrue '21
Hannah Sugrue ’21, a biomedical engineering major, landed a job opportunity before graduation. She will begin working as an R&D engineer at Cardinal Health. In this role, Sugrue will be working on a research and development team that develops ECG and defibrillation electrodes & lead wires. She discovered the opportunity through University of Hartford’s Handshake platform which is overseen by UHart’s Office of Career and Professional Development.
Atta Seck '21
Atta Seck knows first-hand the importance of research at the college level. She will be graduating from the College of Engineering, Architecture, and Technology (CETA) with an undergraduate degree in biomedical engineering, then moving on from UHart to a PhD program for Biomedical Engineering at UConn. Her focus on research, in addition the opportunities at CETA, helped her prepare for the next steps in her academic career.
Ryan Levin ’20
Ryan Levin ’20, a dual-degree graduate of the audio engineering technology and electrical engineering program, is working as an electronics product support engineer at Triumph Engine Control Systems. He credits his experiences at and during his time at the University of Hartford for preparing him for this opportunity.
Yasmin Albur ’21
Biomedical engineering major has spent her final semester at UHart doing research impacting the healthcare field.
Christopher Stauber ’21
Stauber recently accepted an opportunity to work as a mechanical engineer in training (EIT) for an engineering design firm before he graduates this spring.
Nathan Green ’23
Biomedical engineering major with a concentration in electrical engineering says he found his calling to pursue the medical side of engineering in high school. Learn about what drew him to UHart and the opportunities he's had thus far.
Hernan Castaneda M’16
Castaneda is now working as a graduate research assistant in the department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of Massachusetts–Amherst as he pursues his doctorate degree. He credits his experience at UHart for preparing him for these achievements.
Renee Parry ’22
As an architectural design + technology major, Parry says the architecture field is not only a profession that allows her to follow her passion for visual arts, but it also caters to her need for a challenge within STEM fields. Discover her journey to choosing UHart.
Evan Kelly ’20
Nearly a year ago, Evan Kelly earned his Bachelor of Science degree in audio engineering technology and is currently working as a radio frequency technician for the defense contractor company Mercury Systems.
Demoi Wright ’24
Wright highlights his experience as a first-year student and his involvement with UHart's new Esports program.
Maeve Cantwell ’21
Cantwell knew she wanted to be an acoustical engineer since the age of 13. As she finishes her final semester at UHart and begins applying for jobs, she hopes to explore a career in acoustical consulting related to architectural acoustics.
Keshawn Smith ’20, M’22
Smith recently earned his Bachelor of Science degree in computer engineering, and is now working at Travelers as a software developer in their Technology Leadership and Development Program. He is also pursuing his Master of Engineering degree in electrical and computer engineering and teaching part-time at UHart.
Angie Perez ’22
As one of 14 students awarded a Dorothy Goodwin Scholarship for the 2020–21 academic year, Perez is planning to conduct a fluid dynamics investigation of flow over different wing shapes in transonic and supersonic flow regimes with Professor of Mechanical Engineering Ivana Milanovic.
Heather Volkens ’17
Volkens credits CETA and UHart for her success at Bauer Inc. She recently participated in CETA's student—professional mentor initiative to give back to the University and help current students.
Victor Saavedra ’21
Saavedra discovered the University of Hartford through researching audio programs in Connecticut. Choosing to attend UHart was an easy decision for him because he was impressed by how the audio engineering technology program’s curriculum was the only program he could find that taught students about the technology behind music.
Shatha Barq ’20, M’22
Barq is continuing her education at UHart to pursue her Master of Engineering degree in electrical and computer engineering. She is currently working as a graduate assistant for the University of Hartford’s Graduate Admission Office, as well as serving as a teaching assistant for the physics department.
Luis A. Garcia-Altagracia, M’19
Garcia-Altagracia earned his Master of Engineering degree in transportation engineering and is now working as a transportation engineer trainee at the Connecticut Department of Transportation.
Khunn Egga (Edgar) Oo ’23
Oo says UHart’s audio engineering technology program was the perfect fit because he always had an interest in music and sound. It was exactly the kind of program he wanted and needed for his career goals.
Mohammad Manzur Murshid, M’18
Murshid earned his Master of Science degree in electrical and computer engineering and is now working as a senior robotics and software engineer at SubUAS LLC. The company was founded in 2016 and is known for creating the first unmanned aerial and underwater vehicle, the Naviator.
Iyanuoluwa Slemale Fwa ’21
An international student from Nigeria, Fwa was drawn to UHart’s architecture program because of the hands-on experience, accelerated program to earn her master’s degree, and the advantages of a small campus.
Frank Abela '20, M’22
Abela spent much of his time during his undergraduate years assisting his faculty with research, taking advantage of a hands-on learning experience, and impressively graduating with his bachelor’s degree in just three years. He is now working as a part-time instructor while pursuing his Master of Engineering degree in electrical and computer engineering to dive deeper into his passion for digital devices.
Seniha Atas ’22
Currently an architecture undergraduate student, Atas wants to be a part of the change in developing better circumstances for the underprivileged and giving back to her community. After visiting UHart for Accepted Students Day in 2018, she realized she could make this dream a reality by studying here.
Robert Perusini '20, M’22
After impressively graduating from the University of Hartford in just three years with a bachelor’s degree in computer and electronic engineering technology, Perusini has chosen to extend his time at UHart by pursuing a master’s degree in electrical and computer engineering.
Erin Sussmann '20
Recent UHart grad Erin Sussmann double majored in electrical engineering and computer science through the College of Engineering, Technology, and Architecture (CETA) and the College of Arts and Sciences (A&S). She is now working as a software engineer in Target’s Technology Leadership Program. Through this opportunity, she will be rotating through different departments within Target’s Technology Services before being placed in a permanent position. As an aspiring female engineer, connections to industry organizations and much hard work helped Erin land a great professional position before graduation.
Andrew Petersen ’20, M’21
Architectural design + technology graduate continuing education at UHart to pursue his Master of Architecture. During his undergraduate career, he earned various achievements and design awards for his work.
Michaela Manzi ’21
Computer engineering major offered a full-time position as an associate engineer in Eversource’s telecommunication engineering department as she begins her senior year at UHart.
Salman Hussain ’20, M’21
Computer engineering and computer science double major plays active role in robotics at UHart and local private school. He is continuing his studies at UHart for graduate school in the MS in Electrical and Computer Engineering program.
Randy Begin ’19, M’20
Graduate of both UHart's architectural design + technology and master of architecture programs lands full-time job at Amenta Emma Architects as an architectural designer. He discovered the opportunity after interning with the firm during the 2019–20 academic year.
Serina Gelinas ’21
Civil engineering major gains valuable experience as a volunteer in the engineering department at the Veteran Affairs (VA) in Connecticut.
Terrel Davis ’20
Graduate of the Architectural Design + Technology program finds success on and off the track during his time at the University of Hartford.
Matthew Garneau ’19
Civil engineering graduate finds success as a staff engineer at Tighe & Bond, and credits his experience as well as relationships made with faculty in CETA and at UHart for helping him get to where he is today.
Astrid Mangual ’18, M’20
CETA graduate pursues MEng and MBA E2M program after earning her Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering and lands job with Cigna before graduation.
Ahmed Javid ’21
Biomedical engineering major is making an impact on the COVID-19 pandemic at his summer internship at the start-up medical device company The Ventilator Project (TVP) in Boston Mass.
Jahvon Fox ’20
A recent graduate of the audio engineering technology program in the College of Engineering, Technology, and Architecture (CETA) is working on freelance work related to the skills he acquired in the program while pursuing an exciting music career.
Sean Bradley ’21
Mechanical engineering major with concentration in acoustics in the College of Engineering, Technology, and Architecture (CETA), lands an exciting internship this summer related to his dream field.
Devyn Howe '20
Devyn Howe, a civil engineering major, found the College of Engineering, Technology and Architecture (CETA) to be the main source of support during her four years as a student at UHart. Hired before graduation, Devyn’s opportunity came about as a result of her hard work in the classroom and the support of CETA’s faculty.
Robert Galvez ’19, M’20
Galvez ’19, M’20 has worked with multiple faculty members on plasma engineering research. His experience has led him to valuable internship opportunities, awards, and honors. He was recently chosen as ASME FED Graduate Student Scholar 2020. Galvez is the first mechanical engineering student to be recognized on a national level with an award-winning technical paper.
Sophie Kaye ’19
Inspiring acoustical engineering and music alumna has been making an impact through her research for NASA.
Nash Bradley ’21
Mechanical engineering major's dream job is to work for a railroad, either passenger or freight. He shares about his experience returning to NJ Transit this summer for second consecutive internship.
Mike Gudeczauskas ’21
Rising civil engineering senior returns to Lane Construction for second consecutive summer internship.
Amiel Bituin '20
Studying computer engineering at the College of Engineering, Technology and Architecture (CETA), with minors in mechanical engineering, computer science, and mathematics, kept Amiel Bituin busy during his four years at UHart. His academic achievements were recognized by induction into Eta Kappa Nu IEEE Honors Society before graduation, and his hard work paid off when he secured a position at Raytheon Technologies Missile and Defense. He will begin there in the fall.
Alex Paterson ’17
Paterson, a graduate of the mechanical engineering program in the College of Engineering, Technology, and Architecture (CETA), currently works as an aeronautical engineer for computational fluid dynamics at Northrop Grumman Corporation in California. He credits his experience at UHart and connections made with faculty for discovering his career interests.
Ramon Evans '20
Graduating senior, Ramon Evans, says his experience at UHart was "amazing.” It was important to Ramon to learn a lot about his area of study, electrical engineering in the College of Engineering, Technology, and Architecture, but also to have new experiences during his four years on campus.
Liam Bernier '20
Liam Bernier, a civil engineering and architectural design + technology graduate, was hired before graduation. He will begin working in the fall at Dietz and Company, Inc., an architectural firm, in Springfield, MA. Liam’s success involved hard work in the classroom, coupled with utilization of his on-campus resources and supports, to establish a connection with potential employers and secure future success in his field.
Aleks Nowicki '20
Graduating senior, Aleks Nowicki, has committed to a position as a transportation engineer at the Connecticut Department of Transportation (DOT) in the Traffic Project Design Unit. This opportunity presented itself at a lunch and learn event for engineering students.
Josephine Garcia ’20
Electrical engineering and computer science double major lands full-time job prior to graduating as a software engineer with Raytheon in their Intelligence, Information, and Services (IIS) division.
Michaela Mueller ’20
Micheala Mueller ’20, a civil engineering major, did two summer internships during her time at UHart. During both, she gained insight, experience and skills. It was the summer before her senior year at UHart that one of those internships lead to her being hired in her field before graduation. Her experiences in and out of the classroom shaped her future career.
Aurian Emami '20
It was through hard work, utilizing campus supports, and academic connections that Aurian Emami, senior in the College of Engineering, Technology, and Architecture (CETA), landed a full time position prior to graduation as a pharmacy automation engineer at Cigna. He will graduate with a BS in electromechanical engineering technology. UHart is one of the few Universities in the entire nation to offer electromechanical engineering as a discipline.
Mikhail Thomas ’16
Mikhail Thomas ’16 credits the University for giving him many opportunities to grow personally and professionally. He is now working as a bridge design engineer for the State of Connecticut Department of Transportation (ConnDOT).
James Brino ’20
Graduating senior, James Brino, says, “I would not change anything during my time at UHart. It has been an amazing ride.” That’s a great sentiment to have after years of studying hard for a Mechanical Engineering degree through CETA.
Teaming Up: UHart students from different disciplines work with manufacturing giant
At the University of Hartford, hands–on learning to prepare students for the future takes place in class and through job shadowing, internships, and independent study. Last spring, Chelsea Chaves ’20 was one of four students in an interdisciplinary independent study working with Hubbell Incorporated conducting market research on Arc Fault Current Interrupters (AFCI), a circuit breaker that breaks the circuit when it detects an electric arc in an effort to prevent electrical fires.
Lily Orelup ’20
Civil engineering senior reflects on involvement with recent internship and UHart that led to an impressive job offer before graduation.
Gina DePasquale ’20
Civil engineering major plays active role within CETA and UHart, while obtaining impressive internships within industry.
Reagan Johnson ’20
CETA senior receives multiple job opportunities prior to graduation to work within aerospace industry.
Alumnus Lands Job at GE Power through University Connections
Shortly after Karl Stevens '15 graduated with a degree in mechanical engineering from the University's College of Engineering, Technology, and Architecture (CETA), he landed a job as a process design engineer with GE Power through the University's alumni connections and encouragement from Professor of Mechanical Engineering Ivana Milanovic.
Jordaine Wisdom ’23
First-year student finds passion in robotics after CETA Design Expo.
Dan Weitsman ’19
CETA graduate reflects on experience at UHart and NASA as he pursues his master’s in aerospace engineering.
Jenna Bridges ’20
Biomedical engineering major and CETA student-athlete achieves success on and off the volleyball court.
Brianna Cervello ’22
Mechanical engineering major awarded Dorothy Goodwin Scholarship.
Alex Minolfo ’19
Recent CETA graduate lands job after internship with engineering firm.
Elaina Zayac ’20
Architectural design + technology senior featured on apartmenttherapy.com.
Katherine Curran ’19
CETA fall graduate embarks on engineering technician job in East Hartford, Conn.
Dominick Lauria ’13, M’19
CETA alumnus and former adjunct faculty member celebrates 10th year with UHart.
UHart Grads Julia Piri ’17 and Kevin Windheuser ’16 started a life and business together.
Together, Pri and Windheuser started a company and are talking up a product that’s playing a decisive role in helping to quench our planet’s thirst for environmental responsibility.
Charlie DeLorenzo ’18, M’19
Mechanical engineering graduate credits the College of Engineering, Technology, and Architecture (CETA) for its strong ties to industry that helped him start his engineering career.
Patrick Dubiel ’19
Mechanical engineering graduate reflects on research conducted that helped shape his career as an engineer at Belcan.
Kaelaan Maynor ’20
Mechanical engineering major records impressive video resume at ASME internship.
Enrico Obst ’15, M’16
Mechanical engineering graduate joins the College of Engineering, Technology, and Architecture (CETA) as a Visiting Assistant Professor in the department.
Joan E. LLabre ’17
CETA graduate is honored with the 2019 ASBMR Young Investigator Award for her biomedical engineering research.
Jason Santos ’05
CETA graduate recently promoted to Director of Transportation for the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR).
William Stark ’20
Computer engineering major masters key skills during IT internship.
Matthew Olmstead ’20
Acoustical engineering and music major lands impressive internship with General Dynamics Electric Boat working on systems to meet U.S. Navy standards.
Takafumi Asaki ’03, M’04
CETA graduate returns to UHart as faculty member after personable experience during his undergraduate and graduate studies.
Phil Faraci ’89
UHart and CETA alumnus returns as full-time faculty member in College.
Nicole Carr ’20
Biomedical Engineering student's active role in CETA is making a difference.
Michael Carroll ’21
Acoustical engineering and music student goes abroad for internship with AWN Consulting Ltd this summer.
Gabriela Gamory ’21
Biomedical engineering major selected as one of ten students for summer Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) program at East Carolina University.
Eva Von Dell ’21
Acoustical engineering and music major joined UHart alumni at prestigious company in New York City—Cerami & Associates—as summer intern.
Lydia Metcalf ’20
Electrical engineering major gets real-world experience at internship with Eversource.
Jonathan Brown ’19
Jonathan Brown ’19 presents paper at the 25th AIAA/CEAS Aeroacoustics Conference in Delft, Netherlands on May 20.
Ethan Wagner ’19
Ethan Wagner is the 2019 recipient of the Leo Beranek Student Medal for Excellence.
Eric Sims ’19
Eric Sims ’19, BSEE, presents capstone project at the ASEE (American Society of Engineering Education) Zone 1 Conference.
Alexis Hoff M’19
The Master of Architecture Program is pleased to announce that Alexis Hoff is the winner of the 2019 Walter Harrison Thesis Award.
Jeffrey Severino ’19
Mechanical engineering graduate's experience through NASA Pathways Program.
Afam Chiagoro ’18
Recent graduate finds great success from the Electrical Engineering program in CETA for his career.
Tim Applebee M’18
Master of Architecture graduate reflects on experience at UHart for his current role.
Kaleigh McGuirl ’19
Engineers Without Borders student chapter's experience at the 2018 Engineers Without Borders USA National Conference through the eye's of the organization's Secretary.