Transcript Sacred Heart University

Sacred Heart University
Division 1AA FCS NCAA Football
Sacred Heart University
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The second-largest Catholic university in New England.
The Princeton Review includes SHU in its “Best 377 Colleges:
2013” & “Best 294 Business School: 2012”
U.S. News & World Report ranks SHU among the best
regional universities in the North in its annual “America’s
Best Colleges”
Fast Facts
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Founded in 1963
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Student to Faculty Ratio: 13:1
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Average Undergraduate Class
Size: 21
3,488 full-time undergraduates
Approximately 92% of first-year
students and approximately 60% of
all undergraduates reside in oncampus housing facilities.
Majors Offered
Top Majors
Athletic Training
Accounting
Business Economics
Computer Science (Game Design)
Criminal Justice
Economics
Education
Exercise Science
Finance
Marketing
Nursing
Physical Therapy
Political Science
Sports Management
Pre-Professional Programs
For a complete list of our majors check out the schools website
http://www.sacredheart.edu/pages/11_undergraduate_studies_majors_minors.cfm
Career Development Center
Services Provided:
Career Week and Major in Success Program for students deciding on
a major.
Internship placement
On-campus interviewing and job fairs which include over 125 different
employers.
Resume, cover letter, interviewing and networking workshops
Social media guidance: How to professionally utilize, Linkedin, Twitter
and Facebook
One-on-one career counseling for any career-related issues
How we did:
50% of our students head directly to graduate schools. We have
enrolled students into graduate programs at Fordham, Yale, Columbia,
Boston College, New York University and many more.
98% of students seeking employment have found full-time employment
within their first year after graduation.
New Buildings on Campus
Linda McMahon Commons
Sacred Heart Chapel
Linda E. McMahon Commons
-informal lounge spaces,
including a fireplace lounge
-a presentation room; career
counseling offices
-a food court with an
adjoining a 250-seat student
dining hall
-a pub that has been named
Red’s by the students after the
school mascot.
William H Pitt Center
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141,000 square-foot complex
5,000 plus square=foot weight
training facility
Features a sports arena with
center court, main hall and
seating for over 2,000 people.
* Plans for a New Football Locker room in the summer of 2014.
Improvements for the Football Team
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New uniforms and helmet design
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New Theater Style Video Room
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New classroom for film and study hall
Campus Field
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3,500-seat
synthetic-surfaced
field
Surrounding the
synthetic turf field
is an eight-lane
track
Who We Play:
Northeast Conference Members
Out of conference Opponents
Central Connecticut State
Marist
Wagner
Lafayette
Duquesne
Bucknell
Bryant
Monmouth
Robert Morris
St. Francis (PA)
2012 All Conference Players
# 56 Tyler Foehr – RSR DE from Florence NJ
# 97 Chaz Partosan – SR DE from Willimantic CT
# 77 Justin Martel – RSR OL from Manchester NH
# 30 Justin Sexton – JR LB from Murrieta CA
9/18/12
Football Coaching Staff
Mark Nofri: Head Coach
Greg Jones: Assistant Coach –
Kevin Bolis: Assistant Coach –
Offensive Coordinator / Offensive Line Defensive Assistant
Dave Wissman: Assistant Coach –
Defensive Coordinator / LB
Alex Ralph: Assistant Coach –
Running Backs
Darin Edwards: Assistant Coach –
Tight Ends / Special Teams
Justin Embler: Assistant Coach–
Defensive Line
Matt Gardner: Assistant Coach –
Quarterbacks
Jim Jeffers: Assistant Coach –
Wide Receivers
Bryan Butterworth: Assistant Coach – DJ McAulay: Director of Operations
/ Assistant WR Coach
Secondary
Please Contact Us
- To contact us fill out our online questionnaire or
email us at [email protected]
- Please include your most recent highlight tape
and transcripts.
- We look forward to evaluating you.