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UNH Professor Emeritus of Environmental Science was recently named a 2024 Fellow of the international (SFS) for his research contributions to aquatic science. McDowell, whose teaching and research career spans more than four decades, serves as the director of the .

Elizabeth Chilton, who has been named the 21st president of UNH, delivers a message to the entire university community ahead of her arrival July 1, 2024.

Following a national search, Elizabeth S. Chilton, a native of the Northeast who most recently served as chancellor of Washington State University’s Pullman campus, has been appointed the 21st president of the Â鶹app, effective July 1, 2024.

Data collection buoys are essential for gathering information about the ocean and climate, but these devices can also be unreliable when their batteries die and turn into ocean debris. ÌýÌý

Students at the UNH College of Engineering & Physical Sciences (CEPS) and the Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics are collaborating to tackle this problem with Drift-RMT, a renewable ocean data collection device that uses wave motion for self-sustaining power. ÌýÌý

Thomas Malkoski ’78, a transformational leader and advisor, has been named the Â鶹app’s Paul J. Holloway Entrepreneur of the Year. ÌýÌý

Malkoski will be presented the award at this year’s , ±«±·±á’s premier business plan competition. Malkoski graduated from UNH with an economics degree and earned an MBA from the University of Michigan. Ìý

Yashwant Prakash Vyas, director of ±«±·±á’s Aulbani J. Beauregard Center for Equity, Justice, and Freedom and adjunct faculty of management in the Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics, was recognized with the Outstanding International Education Initiative Award by the American College Personnel Association (ACPA)-College Student Educators International at their centennial celebration and annual conference in Chicago, Illinois.

Discover how COLSA Assistant Professor Anna O’Brien combines her love of plants, microbiomes, and sustainability to address the effects of climate change on agriculture.

In just a few short months, four students turned their COVID-related frustrations into entrepreneurship that may ultimately help address a significant healthcare problem. Ìý

A longtime volunteer and a longstanding community organization will be recognized with the Â鶹app’s Granite State Awards for outstanding contributions to the state, the university has announced. The awards will be presented at ±«±·±á’s Commencement ceremonies in May.

±«±·±á’s Undergraduate Research Conference (URC), one of the largest and most diverse events of its kind in the country, celebrated its 25th year of showcasing student research and scholarly work when more than 1,600 students presented at the annual university-wide eventÌýApril 23 to 27.

This year’s URC saw more than a 10% increase in student participants over URC 2023.