Melinda NegrĂłn-Gonzales Publishes Article on Women's Rights in Turkey
Read the article by Melinda NegrĂłn-Gonzales, assistant professor and program coordinator of Politics & Society, which was recently published in Middle Eastern Studies.
Read the article by Melinda NegrĂłn-Gonzales, assistant professor and program coordinator of Politics & Society, which was recently published in Middle Eastern Studies.
American Politics Lecturer Stephen Pimpare recently delivered an interactive webinar titled “Poverty and the U.S. Safety Net.” Watch his presentation, which focuses on the role public programs play in reducing poverty.
Jack Hoza, professor and director of Sign Language Interpretation, delivered a lecture titled "Interpreting in the Zone: New Research on How Interpreters Achieve Their Best Work," at the Department of Interpretation Colloquium Lecture Series at Gallaudet University on March 4.
After graduating from Manchester Memorial High School in 2013, Jenna Greer knew she wanted to go to college close to home. Now in her junior year, the biological sciences major shares her experience so far.
After graduating from Pinkerton Academy, Kaitlyn Squibb knew she wanted a smaller, more personal learning experience at college. The freshman reflects on how campus community and student involvement has impacted her first year at UNH Manchester.
For her senior capstone project, Franceska Balle has brought her knowledge and experience in biological sciences to Manchester's Bakersville Elementary School. Alongside Patricia Halpin, assistant professor of biology, Franceska brings science to life through experiments in the classroom.
Patrick “Pax” McCarthy, assistant director of the ASL/English InterpretingĚýprogram and lecturer of American Sign Language, was selected by the Massachusetts State Association of the Deaf to receive the George Veditz Award, which recognizes great achievement in the Deaf community.
Coinciding with the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death, "First Folio: The Book that Gave Us Shakespeare" will be on display at the Currier Museum of Art in Manchester, N.H., from April 9 – May 1. UNH Manchester is joining in the celebration by sponsoring a series of Shakespeare-inspired events throughout April.
Register now to be a part of this three-day fundamentals of the Opportunity Finance Industry course that is being offered by the Carsey School and the Center for Impact Finance. This year, the course will take place on March 25-27 in Durham, NC at the Self-Help Learning Center.Ěý
Undermining a cornerstone of modern medicine, bacterial drug resistance has become an urgent threat to human health. A recent report by the CDC shows that, each year, antibiotic resistant bacteria and fungi cause more than 35,000 deaths and 2.8 million infections across the U.S. alone.
“A death from an antibiotic-resistant infection occurs about every 15 minutes, and a resistant infection occurs every 11 seconds,” said CDC Director Dr. Robert Redfield in a press conference about the report.Ěý“Antibiotic resistance threatens both our nation’s health and our global security.”