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at UNH, like most other schools, we have hundreds of offices
and departments, each with a unique role in furthering the
educational mission of the University. While this network
of people and offices keeps everything running smoothly, it
can be confusing for folks from the outside to navigate. This
section is designed to help you figure out what services are
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The
following are websites with specific information about
your college. Also included within each site are
college-created
websites when available.
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Advising |
At
UNH the system of advising students differs from college to
college. Here is a link to a site designed to provide information
on all the different opportunities for academic support on
our campus.
 Academic
Advising |
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Meet
an
Academic
Dean |
Meet
Associate Dean Neil Vroman from the College of Health & Human Services
Meet
Dean Vroman |
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Residence
Hall Directors |
Each
hall has a full time professional hall director whose job
it is to connect with and get to know students, manage building
occupancy, safety and enforce university rules and regulations.
Here is information about the Department of Residential Life
and how to contact these valuable resources.
Residence
Hall Director Profiles |
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Important
Dates |
Get
out your calendar and put in some of these special dates relating
to campus events: move-in, vacation periods, family weekend,
etc.
Important
Dates |
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Student
Services |
Every
student needs some assistance at some point in their college
career. UNH has several offices designed to help students
through the rough patches.
Support
Services |
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Emergencies
& Medical
Services |
Emergency Locator Service: If you are having a family
emergency and need to find your son or daughter, you can
contact the University Police Department at 603 - 862-1427
Medical
withdrawals: If your son or daughter needs to withdraw
from school for any length of time due to medical or mental
health reasons, please contact Health Services at (603)
862-2173.
Short
Leaves: At times students will need to miss classes
due to short term illnesses or family emergencies. Health
Services at 603-862-2173 will write a letter notifying professors
of the circumstances. This letter does not act as an official
excuse but is done as a courtesy for the student, and we
highly recommend that the student contact professors personally
to coordinate making up any missed assignments or exams.
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Paying
for
College |
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Dept of Residential Life
