UNH Campus Journal Mar 7, 2012

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March 7, 2012

Head of INTERPOL Ronald Noble is 2012 UNH Commencement Speaker
Noble, a 1979 UNH graduate, is the first American to head the International Criminal Police Organization, INTERPOL.

From the Discovery Classroom: Bill Ross and the Big Easy
It was during spring break in 2006 that the seed for the inquiry class "New Orleans: Place, Meaning, and Context" took root.

Dining Services Wins Goldie
Dining Service's winning entry was in the health and wellness category for its use of the Guiding Stars labeling system and its gluten-free offerings.

UNH and State Department of Agriculture Commit to Keeping Veterinary Lab Open
One-time funding will keep the lab open for the next year and a half. Beyond that, the goal is for the lab to be able to produce a balanced budget.

Spring Arrives at the UNH Greenhouse Open House March 30 – 31

Wright Express CEO Shares Company's Story at CEO Forum March 29

New UNH Exercise Program Supports Those With Peripheral Artery Disease

North Country Organizations Launch 'Business Services North'

Profile in Sustainability - Josina Garnham

Faculty Excellence: Michelle Pellissier Scott

Kudos

Shea to Receive Service IAMOT Award

Tweet of the Week (@UofNH)

This Week

Spring Lecture Series at UNH Manchester

Nominations Sought for Kidder Fund and Pink Triangle Awards

Movement Heals for On Belay March 10

Administrative Office Professionals Conference Set for March 14

Taking Note

Registration Begins for Theatre and Dance Summer Program

Vote for Sustainability Videos and Images by March 16

Free Tax Return Filing With EAP for Benefits-Eligible Employees

Alumni Association Award Nominations Sought

Women's Commission's Annual Luncheon March 21 Celebrates 40th Year

Nominations Sought for Presidential Award of Excellence and Staff Recognition Program

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Making Headlines

Union Leader: Trees, moose may regret winter's warmth (Cooperative Extension/Alan Eaton/Mary Stampone)

"The warmer temperatures we had back in December extended the season for winter ticks," said Eaton. "The leaves stayed on longer, which they use to cling to until they attach to passing animals, like moose." Read more.

UNH Statements on Faculty Contract Negotiations, 2011-2012, can be found at www.unh.edu/facultycomp.

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