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According to a study by Michael Ettlinger, director of the Carsey School,Ěýand Jordan Hensley, policy analyst at the Carsey School, black voters are underrepresented in the senate by 16% relative to their total population. The admission of D.C. as a state would reduce that underrepesentation by more than one-third, to 10%.Ěý
UNH history professor Lucy Salyer receives a prestigious international book award.
Carolyn Arcand took home a top prize for a teaching simulation she introduced in her course, Financial Management and Budgeting in the Public and Non-profit Sectors, at the .
The UNH Center for Integrated Biomedical and Bioengineering Research (CIBBR) recently announced funding for research studying important human diseases that currently lack adequate therapeutic interventions.
New UNH research studying the Soligas tribe in India and their relationship with the endangered Bengal tiger has found that allowing the two groups to share a habitat both protects the tiger population and saves money on conservation efforts like poaching policing.
As the Dover School District continues to plan for kids to return to school in the fall, New Hampshire Listens will be hosting several focus groups consisting of a mix of family members across the community. These talks are designed to inform planning committees as they begin to make recommendations for in-person and remote learning.Ěý
Juliana Good, a student pursuingĚýher masters in Public Policy at the Carsey School, is working to organize an accessible Black Lives Matter protest for those in the disabled community. GoodĚýsaid she wanted to organize an event after attending several protests in the Seacoast area that were not accessible. "There were no ASL interpreters, the routes were not really planned with wheelchair users in mind," she said. "Being deaf, I miss out on a lot of the speeches and the chants and everything, so I wanted to create something that was accessible to the community."
The UNH Parents Council is looking for new members.
We are your fellow Wildcat parents and your official representatives at UNH. We oversee the @unhparents Facebook group, review student enrichment grants, and much more — and we are looking for volunteers to join us. It's a great way to be on the pulse of what's happening at UNH.
Interested in becoming part of the team? Click here to learn more about the Parents Council.
The UNH Parents Council is looking for new members.
We are your fellow Wildcat parents and your official representatives at UNH. We oversee the @unhparents Facebook group, review student enrichment grants, and much more — and we are looking for volunteers to join us. It's a great way to be on the pulse of what's happening at UNH.
Interested in becoming part of the team? Click here to learn more about the Parents Council.
The Campus Compact for New Hampshire Presidents' Awards recognize students, faculty, staff and local organizations that actively contribute to the betterment of their campus and community. UNH Manchester’s commitment to community service is well represented among this year’s recipients: Rachel Avery '20 and Meriah Metzger '20;ĚýLisa Enright; andĚýthe YWCA.
