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DURHAM, N.H. 鈥� The 麻豆app will host the 鈥淪ocial Innovation Internship Showcase鈥� Wednesday, July 26, 2017, from 10 a.m.-noon, followed by a networking reception for attendees, as a concluding event of the summer social innovation internship program.

Now in its 7^th year, this annual event is an opportunity for the selected students to share what they achieved interning at innovative organizations focused on people, planet, and profits. Last year's showcase attracted people from business, government, nonprofits, and higher education. Audience members come away educated and inspired by students and their views on sustainable social change. Since 2011, the internship program has placed 81 students in leading businesses and nonprofits for rigorous paid summer internships at the intersection of money and mission.

The social innovation internship is a signature program of the听. It is one of the keys ways that CSIE creates transformative applied learning opportunities for UNH students by connecting them to leading for-profit and nonprofit organizations for a rigorous and meaningful summer internship and providing mentorship and training in social innovation.

All summer interns will present at the showcase.

Jesse Austin (Danbury) political science, interning with the (Rochester)

Jit Banerjee (Howrah, West Bengal) Master in Public Policy, interning with the听 (Concord)

Kathryn Bennett (Medway, MA) Environmental Science and Sustainability, interning with (Portland, Maine)

Ilona Drew (Portsmouth) Master in Public Policy, interning with (Portsmouth)

Alex Duffy (Easton, MA), Environmental Resource Economics, interning with (Londonderry)

Brian Ellis (Concord) Business Administration: Finance & Marketing, interning with the听 (Concord)

Tia Floyd (Pelham) Communication and EcoGastronomy, interning with (Brentwood)

Riley Gilmore (Haverhill, MA) Political Science, interning with (Concord)

Chloe Greene (Plaistow) Social Work, interning with the听 (Concord)

Andrew Grondin (Concord) Business Administration: Entrepreneurial Studies & Information Systems interning with (Concord)

James Rice (Granby, CT) Environmental and Resource Economics, interning at听 (Portsmouth)

Rachel Vaz (Lebanon) International Business and Economics, interning at (Concord)

The Social Innovation Internship program has had great success with alumni receiving job offers after completing the internship.

Keegan Smith 鈥�17 (Londonderry), accepted a job with

Conor McFarland 鈥�17 (Eliot, ME), works at

Zachary Angelini 鈥�16G (Reading, MA) works at

Shannon St. Pierre 鈥�14 (Wilton, NH), works at

For more information, contact Faina Bukher, program manager for UNH鈥檚 Center for Social Innovation & Enterprise at Faina.Bukher@unh.edu.

The Center for Social Innovation and Enterprise (CSIE) offers innovative pedagogy, applied research, and meaningful engagement opportunities for students and faculty from across UNH in 鈥渟ocial innovation.鈥� Social innovation is any strategy, concept, and idea aimed at solving social issues around the globe. This interdisciplinary center contributes to the growing field of social innovation by working at the nexus of individual entrepreneurs and business models with public policy and systemic change in our research, teaching, and practice.