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UNH
hosts College and University Change Symposium
The New England Governors’ Conference, Inc., in partnership
with UNH, will host the New England Governors’ and Eastern
Canadian Premiers’ (NEG/ECP) College and University Change
Symposium Friday, June 18, 2004, at the New England Center. The
event is being held as part of the NEG/ECP Campus Partnership, in
which colleges and universities pledged to support the goals of
the 2001 NEG/ECP Climate Action Plan through voluntary programs
on their campuses. For more information, contact UNH’s Office
of Sustainability Programs at 2-4088.
Go to a Sea Dogs game and support Northeast Passage
Come watch great baseball and support an awesome cause at the
same time. UNH’s Northeast Passage invites all to a Portland
Sea Dogs (the Red Sox AA club) game Monday, June 28. The event is
a fundraiser for NEP’s Kids Sports After School Program. For
$30 you get game tickets, an all you can eat BBQ and fireworks.
Call 2-0070 to reserve your seats.
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TOP STORIES
June 11, 2004, Edition
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Moore
receives NOAA recognition award
Berrien Moore III, director of the UNH Institute for
the Study of Earth, Oceans, and Space, received an Administrator’s
Special Recognition Award from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration (NOAA) at a ceremony in Silver Spring, Md., recently.
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Professor
publishes new book, receives state award
John Ernest, associate professor of English, director
of composition, and director of African American Studies, has been
selected to receive the Higher Education Faculty Member Award from
the New Hampshire College and University Council next month.
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Professor
and students aid Congolese family separated by war
 Seven
children from the Congo separated from their parents for two years
because of civil war have been awarded Humanitarian Parole thanks
in large part to a year-long effort by an anthropology professor
at the University of New Hampshire and her students, who were
determined to reunite the family in Manchester.
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News
IOL
alums praise experience gained at lab
Salary surveys reviewed
by PAT Council
OS Council learns about
proposed salary increases
Special Olympics 'Flame
of Hope' on its way to UNH
UNH announces commission
for wildcat sculpture
Some see waste, others
see opportunity
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