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Top left: A UNH graduate student is all smiles at the 145th Commencement in Durham; Bottom left: A UNH Manchester graduate; Right: Medal of Honor recipient and 2013 UNH Manchester graduate Ryan Pitts delivering the commencement address in Durham.Ìý

UNH Durham |ÌýUNH Manchester |ÌýUNH School of Law, ConcordÌý

UNH ManchesterÌý

Two hundred fifty-five students graduated from UNH Manchester onÌýThursday, May 14, during a ceremony at the Radisson Hotel inÌýdowntown Manchester. The event featured keynote speaker RichardÌýOber, president and CEO of the New Hampshire CharitableÌýFoundation, as well as student speaker and Goffstown nativeÌý.ÌýÌýÌý

UNH School of Law in Concord

UNH Durham

It was a great day to be a Wildcat for nearly 3,000 undergraduate and graduateÌýstudents who received degrees during the commencement ceremony onÌýMemorial Field in Durham May 16.ÌýÌýÌýÌýÌý

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An inspiring address
In his address to graduates in Durham, Medal of Honor recipient Ryan Pitts '13 said,Ìý“Be courageous and appreciate courage in others who take action in the face of fear." See Wall Street Journal article "."

Soldier to Soldier
UNH Durham commencement speaker and Medal of Honor recipient Ryan Pitts '13 met with ROTC graduates before the graduation ceremony began.

A final cheer
Graduate Peter Wilkinson, head of the 'Cat Pack Captains, led his classmates in one final "I Believe in UNH" chant.

With Honors
Honors Convocation in Durham took place on Friday, May 15.ÌýÌý

Senior Salut!
Durham graduates celebrated as a class during senior toast in the Fishbowl a few days before Commencement.Ìý

Creativity Unleashed
In the weeks prior to commencement, graduates had some fun decorating their mortarboards. The results were spectacular!Ìý

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