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Carsey School of Public Policy

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Faculty Excellence Celebration Recognizes Outstanding UNH Educators

Every year, a chosen few of UNH’s outstanding faculty members from each college and school receive Faculty Excellence Awards in recognition of their achievements in teaching, scholarship and service. University-wide awards recognize public service, research, teaching and engagement. The 2025Ěýaward... Read More

Recent Stories

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    Michele Holt-Shannon discussesĚýhow individuals need to understand their own implicit biases in order to understand racism during an NH Listens workshop.
  • UNH undergraduate research conference 2017
    - Registration Open for 2018 Undergraduate Research Conference
    Registration is open for the 19th Annual Undergraduate Research Conference. Read More
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    ĚýAbout 25 people turned out for a New Hampshire Listens workshop on racism at Community Church of Durham Wednesday evening. Those who attended represented a variety of backgrounds...
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    However, Rebecca Glauber's research comparing part-time and full-time workers shows it's not a completely positive picture.
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    “Just like there’s not one urban America, there’s not one rural America either,” explainsĚýKenneth Johnson.
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    The co-directors ofĚýNew Hampshire Listens,Ěýan interactive civics initiative at UNH,ĚýdiscussĚýrecent incidents inĚýConcord and Henniker.
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    According to a Âé¶ąapp Carsey School of Public Policy report released in December,Ěýpopulations at risk of underreporting include: African-Americans in the...
  • UNH's Karen Van Gundy and Michael Staunton
    - The Truth About Marijuana
    Karen T. Van Gundy and Michael S. Staunton co-author book distinguishing fact from fiction. Read More
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    Âé¶ąapp professor Ken Johnson, an expert on rural life in America, said that the definition of “rural” varies significantly depending on where one lives. “...
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    “New Hampshire does have a modest minority population, but it is greatest among children . . . and particularly in the bigger cities,” said Ken Johnson of UNH’s Carsey School of...