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Henn Honored With 2025 JeanÌýBrierley Award for Excellence in Teaching

Henn Honored With 2025 JeanÌýBrierley Award for Excellence in Teaching

Meet Mark Henn, principal lecturer in the UNH psychology department, who was named the recipient of the 2025 JeanÌýBrierley Award for Excellence in Teaching - UNH's highest level of recognition for excellence in the classroom. Henn has been a part of the psychology department at UNH since 1984,... Read More

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