UNH Campus Journal May 23, 2012

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May 23, 2012

INTERPOL Secretary General Tells UNH Graduates 'Anything Is Possible'
More than 2,800 students from 19 to 75 years old and representing 29 states and 23 foreign countries received degrees at this year's commencement.

Faculty Contract Settled Pending Affirmative Vote By UNH AAUP
To be finalized, the agreement still requires an affirmative vote by the UNH AAUP membership and the USNH board of trustees.

Tandem Health Advantage Testimonies
Here's what UNH employees who have used the cash reward program have to say about Tandem Health Advantage.

How UNH's Jeffrey Bolster Helped A Convicted Felon Shape Up and Ship Out
Bolster's book on African American sailors inspired prisoner Gregory White to get his life on track and pursue his childhood dream.

Walk UNH June 6 as Part of WalkNH Week

Professor Discusses History of Financial Crises on C-SPAN3's 'American History TV'

Community Leadership Class Sows Seeds

Bike/Walk to Work Day A Success

UNH Receives $1.8 Million Grant to Help English Learners in Nashua

Carsey Institute: Renters Feel Financial Squeeze After Recession

UNH Survey Releases Fourth Year of Data on State Mental Health System

Tip of the Month: Windows 7 – 64 or 32 Bit?

Tweet of the Week (@UofNH)

This Week

MUB Summer Hours

Fire Extinguisher Training May 24

Chief Human Resources Officer Open Forum May 31

Taking Note

UNH Graduate School Manchester Campus Information Session June 5

UNH HERS Scholarship Applications Available; Apply by June 29

UNH Communications Summit June 20

Yoga and Pilates at Campus Rec

Wildcat Kids' Camp June 18- 22

Chimney Work Will Close Parking Near Central Heating Plant Week May 29

Application Fee for Online MBA Waived for USNH Employees Through May 31

Change Banner Password

Memorial Service for George Frick June 16

Weight Watchers Online Program Eligible for Up to $200 Reimbursement

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Making Headlines

USA Today: Census data shows minorities now a majority of U.S. births (Ken Johnson/Carsey Institute)

"The nation's growing diversity has huge implications for education, economics and politics. "Children are in the vanguard of this transition," says Kenneth Johnson, a demographer at the University of New Hampshire's Carsey Institute." Read more.

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