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Inside the Fall 2024 Issue
A "We" Moment
Lawrence P. Ward begin his tenure as UHart president eager to unite students, alumni, faculty, and staff in search of a common goal–to reimagine excellence. Learn about UHart's inspiring new leader and his return home to the Hartford area.
Full Circle
Recent issues of H Magazine have shown powerful examples of alumni helping current students in various ways. This issue, we turn the tables and share the stories of alumni who reached back to their alma mater to benefit from the expertise of current faculty and students–all with a goal of bolstering their business or workplace operations to have an even greater positive impact on the local community.
A Gold-Medal Experience
Two UHart students had the rare chance this past summer to secure internships at the NBC Sports studios in Stamford, Conn., to work on televised coverage of the Olympic Games in Paris.
The Joy of Teaching
Shaping the next generation of musicians is a joyful and gratifying responsibility for Carolina Flores, who serves as a associate professor of choral music and director of choral activities at The Hartt School.
Reaching Your Personal Best
In sports and in life, UHart's head cross country and track & field coach, Connor Green, encourages others to simply enjoy the experience.