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Standing outside of that conference room in Virginia, I can鈥檛 help but realize how much has changed in a year, yet so little.

This is my second time presenting at the regional Enactus competition. The first time I presented, our team was able to place. Since that听听just about one year ago from today, I have grown tremendously.

Johnathan Lemitelamy 鈥�19听took a course at UNH Manchester while he was still a student at Manchester Central High School, and ultimately decided it was where he wanted to go to college. Now a senior in the听, Lemitelamy is bringing his skills to life in Boston through an internship at Citizen Schools, a nonprofit organization that partners with middle schools to expand the learning day for children in low-income communities.

Two kids, a full-time job and day-to-day living-- Sunitha Raghurajan's plate was full. But she wanted more. So, when she had a chance to get her Masters of Science in Information Technology from the 麻豆app, she took a deep breath, said so long to sleep and took a leap of faith toward her new adventure.

And now, as she prepares to walk across the stage as the first graduate from UNH Manchester with an MS in Information Technology, her plate, in the best way, is fuller than ever.

Kara Kelly-Martin 鈥�19 began her UNH career in Durham, focusing on communication sciences and disorders with a focus on Deaf and hard-of-hearing studies. She then moved to Boston to work with Deaf and Deafblind community members in accessibility-related and educational settings. This experience, she said, this experience inspired her to further her education in American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation.

After nearly 15 years away from school, Staff Sergeant Dennis Fitton decided he wanted to take a Microsoft Office refresher class. The Army veteran went to NHTI in search of such a class, and, before he knew it, he was on his way toward an associate degree in criminal justice.

More than 200 students, staff and representatives from local colleges and nonprofits gathered on April 9 to celebrate those who demonstrate exceptional community service in higher education. The听听recognize students, faculty, staff and local organizations that actively contribute to the betterment of their campus and community.

The New York Times听featured Manchester in its real estate section this week, examining the millyard's transformation into a hub for technology companies. A key highlight is the U.S. Department of Defense's $80 million award to establish the听Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute (ARMI), which will create an听industry to regenerate听human tissue and organs, and will be headquartered in Manchester.

Politics & Society听major听Meredith Howe听spent an exciting fall semester in southeastern Europe through Peace and Conflict Studies in the Balkans, a journalism program offered by the School for International Training (SIT).听Though based in Belgrade, Serbia, Howe had the opportunity to travel throughout the area鈥擪osovo, Bosnia and beyond鈥� to soak in the sights and sounds of life in this post-conflict region.

Mental health and substance abuse issues have moved to the forefront of conversation in recent years. With the surge in societal awareness, the need for behavioral health professionals has become increasingly apparent.

"Why do we insist that if you are poor, you should also be miserable? Why do we require penitence?" writes Stephen Pimpare, lecturer in the听Politics & Society program, in听The Washington Post.