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Faculty Excellence: Elizabeth Stewart

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11.25.13

UNH clinical assistant professor of occupational therapy Elizabeth Stewart won the Excellence in Teaching Award from the College of Health and Human Services.

Troubled Waters: Research Scientist Takes Expertise In Ocean Color Remote Sensing To America's "Third Coast"

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11.25.13
ulti Angle Scattering and Optical Transmission instrument

The Multi Angle Scattering and Optical Transmission instrument package on the back deck of a NOAA vessel in Lake Erie ready for deployment.

For the People: History Student and His Father Make Documentary About the Gettysburg Address

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11.25.13
(l to r) Jim Conant, Matthew Broderick, and Sean Conant (© 2013 Rising Picture Company)

(l to r) Jim Conant, Matthew Bro

Build a Gingerbread House and Support On Belay Dec. 7

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11.20.13

 

The annual gingerbread house making contest to benefit On Belay is set for Saturday, Dec. 7 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the MUB food court. $15 for teams that preregister; $20 at the door.  Supplies are provided but you can always bring your own. 

Annual Skating Party Dec. 10

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11.20.13

Come celebrate the season at the annual holiday skating party, Tuesday, Dec. 10, from 3:30 to 7 p.m. at the Whittemore Center. Join Wild E. Cat and the UNH women's and men's hockey teams for an afternoon of ice skating and activities. 

Bring your own skates if you’ve got them; a limited quantity of adult skates cab be rented  from Campus Recreation for $3. 

Need Photos? Check Out Photographic Services’ Resource Space

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11.20.13

Faculty or staff members who want to enhance their presentations, proposals or lectures with UNH images can simply request them through Resource Space, the archive of nearly 40,000 photos taken by UNH photographers.  

Faculty Senate Meeting Minutes Summary Nov. 4, 2013

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11.19.13

 

Meeting called to order at 3:11 p.m.  Nov. 4, 2013              

             

UNH Hosts Fluid Dynamics Conference

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11.18.13

Several dozen scientists and engineers will be experiencing some turbulence at UNH this week. And that’s just fine with them. 

UNH Scientists Document, Quantify Deep-Space Radiation Hazards

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11.18.13
Solar flare observed by the Reuven Ramaty High Energy Solar Spectroscopic Imager and associated coronal mass ejection observed by the Solar and Heliospheric Observatory spacecraft

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    • Searches Underway for Paul College Dean, Carsey School of Policy Director and Associate Provost For The International Programs

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    11.13.13

    Searches are underway to fill three positions at UNH: dean of the Paul College of Business and Economics, associate provost for the international programs, and the founding director of the proposed Carsey School of Public Policy.

    Qualified members of the university community are encouraged to apply or send qualified nominations to the search committees.  Applications will be considered until the position is filled in the summer of 2014.  

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