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Angela Marsh鈥檚 favorite part of her job as a post producer at Atlas Media Corp. is that her role never stays the same for long. In her four years with the company, she鈥檚 worked behind the scenes on a number of cable television shows, including the Travel Channel鈥檚 鈥淗otel Impossible鈥� and the DIY Channel鈥檚 鈥淩aising House.鈥� Every day, Marsh has to adapt quickly, think creatively and learn new information on a moment鈥檚 notice. It鈥檚 the kind of environment in which she thrives.

When Kate Luczko talks to students about her role as Executive Director of Stay Work Play New Hampshire, they often ask her what she does in a typical day. There is no typical day, Luczko said.

鈥淓very day is different, which is one of the things I love the most,鈥� she said.

Robert Englehardt knows how it feels to be wanted. The 麻豆app at Manchester graduate found himself working at听听shortly after receiving an听in 2013.

Ask Mike Avitabile to what he owes his success in the entertainment industry and he鈥檒l tell you it鈥檚 partly due to being in the right place at the right time.

But you don鈥檛 become a novelist and director of content operations at Sony Network Entertainment by luck alone. Yes, Avitabile admits, it also had a lot to do with hard work, too.

鈥淪ome of it is timing and to some extent good luck, but I always worked hard when I saw an opportunity I wanted,鈥� he says. 鈥淚t鈥檚 the best thing you can do to put yourself in the position you want to be in.鈥�

While completing his bachelor鈥檚 degree in social thought and political economy, Andrew LeFrancois discovered a passion for teaching through a service learning opportunity working with elementary students. Through conversations with educators, he learned that to advance in a career in education, he would need to go to graduate school.

UNH graduate student Sophia Japhet of Manchester received the 鈥淩ising Star Award鈥� from the听, which is awarded to a young professional who has demonstrated significant potential in the field of public health.

UNH graduate student Alan Provance discovered his calling for teaching while serving as a Specialist in the United States Army. Through his time in the Army, Provance realized he could utilize his experiences to continue to serve and better his country through teaching.

鈥淭eaching speaks to me because it鈥檚 a way of doing civil service,鈥� Provance said. 鈥淚 figured it was a way to continue to serve my community in an important way.鈥�

During his service, Provance was awarded the Army Commendation Medal for performing his duties with 鈥渦tmost professionalism.鈥�

Samantha Noonan knew what she wanted to study as a result of a class she took at Pinkerton High School. "I took a psychology class my senior year, and it was just captivating," says the 2011 high school graduate. "I couldn't get enough of it."

Inside a lecture hall at her former college, Emily Lukasiak was one of many.