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Summer may provide a bit of respite for some college students while giving others the time to work or travel. For a select fewÌýat UNH (this year 25) it is the chance to do good through the Center for Social Innovation and EnterpriseÌý(CSIE). Since 2011, CSIE has offeredÌýstudents internship opportunities with socially conscious nonprofit and for-profit businesses. The nine-week program is a joint venture with and the . New 2019 partners include:

• Concert Corps
• Hannaford Supermarkets/Ahold Delhaize
• Lakes Region Community Developers
• Lonza Biologics
• Turbocam International
• Volunteer Nh
• Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center

The 2019 Social Innovation student internsÌýare:

• Marina Cardoso-Vianna-Vaz ’21, dual major political science and international affairs, minor in German,
• Jessica Holley Clancy ‘21, dual major environmental conservation and sustainability, /
• Emily CrootÌý’20, psychology and neuroscience,
• Allison CrowleyÌý’21, marketing and management,
• Eliane Driscoll, ’22, dual major environmental conservation and sustainability,
• Colleen Dunphy ’20, environmental science, soil and watershed management,
• Alison Eagan, ’20, dual major journalism and sustainability,
• Barbara Ferraz ’21, business management, Ìý
• Jonathan Gagne ’19, dual major environmental and resource economics and ecogastronomy,Ìý
• Juliana Good ’21, music, Center for Social Innovation and Enterprise
• Kaitlin Griffin ’22, dual major business administration and sustainability,
• Sebastian Hart-MeyerÌý’21, economics, Ìý
• Evan Kelly ’20, political science,
• Riley Kenney ’19, anthropology with a minor in business administration,ÌýÌý
• Alexy Maldonado ’20, history and Italian studies,
• Marianna Miller ’22, dual major environmental conservation and sustainability, minor in Spanish, Ìý
• Nina Nguyen ’20, business administration,
• Conor O’Regan ’20, business administration, minor in communication,
• Hayden Proborowski ’19, dual major political science and international affairs,
• Rachel Rymaszewski ’20, dual major environmental conservation and sustainability, minors in business administration and geospatial analysis,Ìý
• Casey Shea ’19, dual major women’s studies and sustainability, minor in psychology,
• Colleen Spear ’21, business administration and sustainability, Ìý
• Nick Walsh ’19, environmental conservation and sustainability, minors in international affairs and French,
• Lauren Williamson ’20, dual major communication and women's studies,
• Tori Wyman ’21, business administration, minor in environmental conservation and sustainability,