Campus Journal: Jan. 25, 2006

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	Campus Rec Offers 'Kool 2B Fit' Recess Day Camp The UNH Department of Campus Recreation is please to announce the 2nd Annual “Kool 2B Fit” Recess Day Camp for Kids during the two weeks of school vacation (Feb 20-24 & April 24-28). The camp provides an opportunity for youth between the ages of 6-12 to interact and engage in a diverse repertory of fitness activities, from group games and swimming to snowshoeing and indoor rock climbing. Many more activities as well! Our philosophy is that being fit doesn't have to be work and we want to instill a love of being active, a desire to explore the world around us and a motivation to work to improve skills and abilities in physical activity. The camp runs from 8am to noon and staff consists of Assistant Director of Fitness, Graduate Intern and Assistants, Nutritionist, Aerobic Instructors, Personal trainers and University students. All of our counselors are qualified and have previous camp experience in addition to CPR/First Aid Certification. Its Kool 2B Fit...we hope your children will join us for a week of fun! For more information or to request a registration form contact UNH Campus Rec at 2-2031. More FYIs >>>

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Jan. 25, 2006

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UNH Ready To Move Forward With Pier, Marine Research Lab
UNH will host an open house Thursday, Jan. 26, 2006, at the Seacoast Science Center in Rye, to update the public on its marine projects in New Castle and Rye. The open house is slated from 7 to 8:30 p.m. More >>> (01-25-06)

UNH Saves Energy Dollars By “Powering Down” Over Winter Break
By shutting down computers and unplugging office and lab equipment, University of New Hampshire faculty and staff saved more than 92,000 kilowatt-hours (kwh) while the university was closed at the end of December. The 13 percent savings, which amounts to $12,711, represents the amount of electricity needed to power eight homes for a year. Emissions reductions are equivalent to removing 19 cars from the road for one year. More >>> (01-25-06)

Jo Sias Daniel: Outstanding Faculty Award, Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering

Campus Journal is pleased to feature UNH's 2005 Faculty Excellence winner profiles this spring. This week's profile is Jo Sias Daniel. Usually, keeping your eyes on the road is a good idea, but asphalt researcher Jo Sias Daniel has found that paying too much attention to the road can be hazardous. More >>> (01-25-06)

Children Can Learn Internet Safety From Preventative Programs, Say UNH Researchers
Preventative Internet safety programs may be helpful in increasing awareness among elementary and middle school students about Internet dangers, according to preliminary research from the University of New Hampshire. The findings come at a time of heightened concern for the online safety of children, who currently use the Internet more than any other age group. More >>> (01-25-06)

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