For nearly 100 years, Quinnipiac University has called New Haven County home. And with our 3 campuses located in the towns of Hamden and North Haven, we take our responsibility to be a good community member and neighbor seriously. We are committed to doing our part to enhance and enrich the quality of life for our students and the residents in our local communities through open communication, collaboration and positive action.
This past Saturday communities came together to celebrate Read Across America Day, a day devoted to sharing the importance of literacy within our society.
Attorneys and advocates working with Central American migrant children and their families convened to discuss their work, and what can be done to assist child trafficking victims, during a panel discussion at the Quinnipiac School of Law.
Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro recently highlighted the support Quinnipiac students provide for local community members through the Quinnipiac Community Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Program and the Quinnipiac School of Law Low-Income Tax Clinic.
As champions of community service, our students volunteer throughout Connecticut, from assisting with Ronald McDonald House projects and raising money for charities to motivating school children in the region with Read Aloud days to beautifying neighborhoods. Our health professions students provide free clinics, our law students perform legal services and our accounting students help with tax preparation for residents in need. The university enriches the community with cultural opportunities, athletics and entertainment options that attract thousands annually.
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