Students at the University of New Haven have the best of both worlds, an active on campus community, and access to the city of New Haven. Whether students are interested in cultural, intellectual, or social pursuits, they have wealth of opportunities from which to choose.
Among the student activities which have proved popular over the years are special theme events such as Family Day and Spring Weekend. Whether it's taking part in the Inflatable Fun Fest, or dancing to the music at the Spring Weekend Concert, there are plenty of ways to mingle with fellow students and friends.
The Center for Student Engagement, Leadership and Orientation works in conjunction with student organizations and clubs to host performances, such as comedy nights, game shows, open mic nights, and movie nights on the weekends. Students are also encouraged to develop their cultural and intellectual interests by participating in literary, artistic, and dramatic events. Visiting artists, play and concert productions, invited lectures, forums, and panel discussions are among the variety of programs that are available to students.
The Center for Student Engagement, Leadership and Orientation advances the mission of the Division of Student Affairs and of the University of New Haven by building a sense of community, inspiring the growth of the whole student, providing leadership development opportunities and encouraging student involvement in the university community. We strive to provide experiential learning opportunities that challenge students to develop and experience personal growth. The Center for Student Engagement, Leadership and Orientation strives to improve the quality of life on campus by providing assistance and advisement to the campus community in planning, management and evaluation of programs and events.
