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Notice to faculty and staff enrolled with CIGNA
As described by us in your 2004 Open Enrollment packet, we anticipated CIGNA covering some limited services provided by UNH Health Services. Unfortunately, implementation of this coverage by CIGNA has been delayed. This means that faculty and staff who are participants in CIGNA and choose to access UNH Health Services for acute care will need to pay the full cost of service out-of-pocket. You will receive additional information on available services and cost when coverage is finalized through CIGNA. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.

Grant deadline approaching
The spring application deadline for the Irvine Professional Development Grant is Feb. 1. The Irvine Grant is awarded twice yearly in the amount of $250 in support of the professional development of UNH administrative office professionals. All benefits-eligible UNH/UNHM administrative office professional staff are eligible to apply after one year of service. Grant opportunities might include workshops/classes not covered by USNH tuition waivers and travel/accommodations for off-campus professional development workshops. Grant criteria are available with the application.

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Jan. 23, 2004, Edition
 
Duncan named director of the Carsey Institute
Cynthia "Mil" Duncan
  
Cynthia “Mil” Duncan will return to UNH this spring as founding director of the Carsey Institute for Families and Communities. Seeded by a $7.5 million gift from alumna and television producer Marcy Carsey, the institute will serve as a center for faculty in the social, behavioral and health sciences conducting research on individuals, families and communities. (01-23-04) More >>>
 
Scientists study Yellowstone air pollution
A team of scientists led by Barkley Sive of UNH has finalized a study of air pollutants in Yellowstone National Park. The study confirmed that new, four-stroke snowmobiles and snowcoaches produce far fewer levels of emissions relative to conventional two-stroke snowmobiles, which are the primary source of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and carbon monoxide pollution in Yellowstone National Park during winter.(01-23-04) More >>>
 
UNH and student transportation investments pay off
A $35 student transportation fee in place for nearly six months and recent university investments are paying dividends in the form of campuswide improvements to university transportation systems. (01-23-04) More >>>
 
2004 brings new exhibits to the Art Gallery
The Art Gallery at UNH kicked off 2004 with two new exhibitions, Chain of Fools: Hogarth Reinterpreted by B. Lynch and Impassioned Images: German Expressionist Prints. Both exhibitions opened Jan. 22. Chain of Fools: Hogarth Reinterpreted by B. Lynch runs until April 14, and Impassioned Images: German Expressionist Prints runs until March 11. (01-23-04) More >>>

At left: B. Lynch, The Seven Follies: Praying for Luck, 2002, oil on canvas, courtesy of B. Lynch.

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