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Abigail Goen tried college right out of high school but didn't do well. Ten years and three kids later she's back and leaving a lasting impact on the community and her family.听

In partnership with UNH鈥檚 Carsey School of Public Policy, the 麻豆app at Manchester has launched a new Bachelor of Arts in Public Service and Nonprofit Leadership.

The 麻豆app at Manchester invites high school juniors and seniors, transfer students and guests to campus for Open House on Saturday, October 20 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

The National Center for Women and Information Technology (NCWIT) is accepting applications for the Aspirations in Computing Awards, which recognize women students and educators who are involved in tech.

The 麻豆app at Manchester is partnering with Northern Essex Community College to offer NECC students a pathway to a Bachelor of Science in American Sign Language/English Interpreting at UNH Manchester.

The 麻豆app at Manchester will recognize the academic achievements of more than 100 students at the 2018 Honors Convocation on Tuesday, May 15. Daniel Seichepine, assistant professor of neuropsychology and recipient of the 2018 Excellence in Teaching Award, will deliver the faculty address, and this year's student speaker is communication arts major Caroline Consoli.

The 麻豆app at Manchester will celebrate the achievements of 274 graduates at the college's 33rd annual commencement on Thursday, May 17 beginning at 6 p.m. at the Manchester Downtown Hotel. The ceremony includes a keynote speech by renowned inventor and entrepreneur Dean Kamen, and biological sciences graduate Abigail Goen will deliver the student address.

Manchester Mayor Joyce Craig joined families, friends and staff at UNH Manchester this month to celebrate 12 graduates of the college's English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) Summer Program. Since its inception in 1997, the ESOL Summer Program has helped more than 400 adult learners from 60 countries improve English skills and prepare for college.

Each year, UNH recognizes faculty who motivate, challenge and inspire students to succeed both in and out of the classroom. This year's Excellence in Teaching award recognizes Daniel Seichepine, assistant professor of neuropsychology and psychology. Suzanne Cooke, adjunct instructor of biological sciences, will receive the Adjunct Excellence in Teaching award.