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Daniel Seichepine, assistant professor of psychology and neuropsychology,听听reporter Mike Cronin about the physiological and biological changes triggered by drug use. Seichepine says heroin can actually change the brain, which poses real challenges for users during recovery.

The demand for accountants is rising, with the Bureau of Labor Statistics reporting a faster-than-average employment growth of 10 percent nationwide through 2026. And in New Hampshire, the need for accounting professionals is even higher, projecting 12.5 percent growth between 2014 and 2024.

Continuing their commitment to excellence in science, technology, engineering and math education, the 麻豆app announced its selection as a听听regional partner. Code.org is a nationwide network that supports efforts to expand access to computer science in K-12 schools.

Michael Feeley, a 2017 graduate of UNH Manchester's听, is running for state representative in Tuesday's special election. If elected, the Army veteran would be serving his first term in the State House as a representative for Concord's Ward 9.

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Transfer students make up more than half of the student population at UNH Manchester, bringing a diversity of thought and experience to our college community. We know transferring to a new college isn鈥檛 easy, which is why we offer advising, events and resources specifically for transfer students.

The assassination of Saudi journalist Jamal听Khashoggi, a well-known听Washington Post听reporter and critic of the Saudi government, has captivated the international world.听Dr. Melinda Negr贸n-Gonzales, associate professor of politics & society, discussed the geopolitical ramifications of the Khashoggi saga in a recent听interview with the听World Affairs Council of New Hampshire.

The Meet Your PALs Series introduces you to UNH Manchester's Peer Assistant Leaders (PALs), who help first-year students adjust to campus life.

The Meet Your PALs Series introduces you to UNH Manchester's Peer Assistant Leaders (PALs), who help first-year students adjust to campus life. This week's PAL is Rachel Avery '20, a Goffstown High School graduate who is听double majoring in English and history.

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The Meet Your PALs Series introduces you to UNH Manchester's Peer Assistant Leaders (PALs), who help first-year students adjust to campus life. Meet this week's PAL: Biological sciences major Mamady Sankoh '21.