The Leitzel Center:
Engaging with Science
Teachers Explore Wetlands with UNH
News & Events 
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UNH Launches Learning Portal for Those Serving N.H. Children
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In Obama Letter, UNH President Commits to Training More Math and Science Teachers
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$1.3 Million Grant Promotes Women in Sciences
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UNH-Led Collaboration Awarded Grant to Assess Flood Risk for Area Watershed
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UNH Center Receives More Than $480,000 to Fight Internet Crimes Against Children
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UNH Recognized as "Community Engaged" by Carnegie Foundation
Julie Williams
Senior Vice Provost,
Engagement and Academic Outreach
Engaged Scholarship @ UNH
UNH is a land- sea- and space-grant university recognized by the Carnegie Foundation as a community engaged institution. Through its dynamic partnerships, UNH is bringing diverse interests together across the state, the nation, and the world to solve the most pressing challenges facing citizens, schools, policymakers, businesses, organizations, and communities.
Eureka! Middle Schoolers Question, Explore—and Discover
With the help of the UNH Leitzel Center and support by the National Science Foundation, faculty and graduate students collaborate with middle school teachers to help their students experience the excitement of real-world, inquiry-based learning about our climate. Watch one example of how UNH is making a difference in middle school science classrooms.