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"It doesn’t take a lot of people to make a change. A few passionate people can be just as suitable as an entire army for getting the mission done," said biological sciences graduate Amelia Keane at UNH Manchester’s commencement ceremony on Thursday, May 18.
The Commission to Study School Funding unanimously voted to move forward on negotiations with the Carsey School to finalize a contract. It is expected that Carsey will oversee the research and development of a new formula that would help distribute state aid to schools in New Hampshire.
UNH isĚýmonitoring the COVID-19 situation and will keep the UNH community informed as we learn new details.ĚýAny member of the UNH community whoĚýis experiencing cold- or pneumonia-like symptoms should avoid contact with others and seek medical care immediately.
Is our stream healthy? That’s the question that participants in theĚýStream Safari training at theĚýĚýinvestigated through various indoor activities and fieldwork experiences earlier this month.
UNH President Mark Huddleston applauded the hard work ofĚý245 graduates in his address at UNH Manchester's 32ndĚýannual commencement ceremonyĚýon Thursday, May 18.
"You bring a hunger for knowledge and seek out opportunities. And your desire to improve your lives, and the lives of your families and your communities, is sincere and unwavering," HuddlestonĚýsaid in hisĚýremarks. "I want to thank all of our graduates for inspiring me, as well, and for inspiring great pride in UNH."
Each year, the Â鶹app recognizes and celebrates student work at the Undergraduate Research Conference. Spanning both the Durham and Manchester campuses, the URC is one of the largest conferences of its kind in the nation.
More than 150 students participated in this year’s URC in Manchester, putting their research, creative and scholarly work on display from April 18 to 21. The four-day showcase featured student films, screen plays, student research and presentations across different majors.
“Those of you sitting here today have accomplished some amazing things in your time at UNH Manchester,” said Samantha Reynolds, faculty speaker at UNH Manchester'sĚýHonors ConvocationĚýon May 16. “Give yourself the time to acknowledge the work you have done and the pride you feel for your accomplishments. Take the time to absorb your newly acquired knowledge and figure out how it fits in with your world.”
