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Students attending LGBT Garden Party

Students attending LGBTQ Garden Party
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McNair Study Abroad Students Sample 3

UNH McNair Scholars Program is well poised to emerge as the national leader in undergraduate study abroad programming for underrepresented students

Disability Commission

Find out more about the President's Commission on the Status of People With Disabilities

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Statement of Diversity

Diversity is a community value at the University of New Hampshire.

We are committed to supporting and sustaining an educational community that is inclusive, diverse and equitable. The values of diversity, inclusion and equity are inextricably linked to our mission of teaching and research excellence, and we embrace these values as being critical to development, learning, and success. We expect nothing less than an accessible, multicultural community in which civility and respect are fostered, and discrimination and harassment are not tolerated.

We will ensure that under-represented groups and those who experience systemic inequity will have equal opportunities and feel welcome on our campus. We accept the responsibility of teaching and learning in a diverse democracy where social justice serves as a bridge between a quality liberal education and civic engagement.

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UNH Advance

UNH ADVANCE is an National Science Foundation funded institutional transformation project focused on strengthening policies and implementing practices to address gender imbalance, particularly in STEM disciplines. The ADVANCE program will address:

  • Recruitment and Retention of Faculty and Staff
  • Policies and Practices
  • Leadership Strategies
  • Facilitate Programs and Activities in support of long-term institutional initiatives

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UNH ADVANCE Kickoff Event

On Tuesday, April 30, the Advance Team sponsored a kickoff event for UNH Advance Institutional Transformation in the MUB Granite State Room.  Keynote speaker for the event was Dr. Patrice McDermott, Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs at University of Maryland, Baltimore County and co-principal investigator for the UMBC NSF-funded ADVANCE IT grant. Read more about the event

A Panel Discussion: “Mobilizing UNH ADVANCE IT” was moderated by Dr. Christine Shea, UNH Vice Provost for Faculty Development and Inclusive Excellence with panelists:
Dr. Karen Graham, Professor and Executive Director, UNH ADVANCE
Dr. Wayne Jones, Professor, Materials Science and Engineering, University of Michigan
Dr. Patrice McDermott, Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs, UMBC
Dr. Samuel Mukasa, Dean, College of Engineering and Physical Sciences, UNH
Dr. Charles Zercher, Chair, Department of Chemistry, UNH
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ICARE 2013 Newsletter

2012-2013 A Look Back
Inclusive Community Advancing Respect & Excellence (ICARE)
The voice of the President's Commissions on Equity and Inclusive Excellence
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