UNH News Releases for August 2002

• First-Year Students Arrive at UNH Tomorrow; Student Affairs Staff Step Up Visibility to Make Sure Move-In Goes Smoothly
• N.H. High-Tech Jobs Have Double Impact on State Economy
• Weather Stations, Donated by UNH, Keep Watch for Fire Danger
• UNH Successfully Completes Historic Funding Effort
• Ethics Are at the Heart of UNH Business School Curriculum
• Positive Psychology Not a New Field, UNH Professor Argues at Chicago APA Conference
• UNH Professor Speaking at Earth Summit Event in Johannesburg, South Africa
• UNH Scientists Help Farmers Grow More Tomatoes
• We Remember: Durham and UNH Commemorate September 11
• UNH Prepares for Semester Opening
• UNH Response to Princeton Review's "Party School" Ranking
• UNH Is Fast Becoming a Popular Choice for Students
• Autumn Ushers in Three New Exhibits at UNH Art Gallery
• Drought Continues to Plague New England, Says New Hampshire State Climatologist
• New Web-Based Service Enables the N.H. Public to Identify Protected Lands in Their Community
• UNH's Institute on Disability Awarded Grant to Increase Inclusion for Students with Significant Disabilites in General Education
• UNH Department of Social Work Chosen for National Curriculum Development Grant
• UNH Business School Will Hold Alumni Golf Tournament
• Couple with Ties to the North Country Bring New Hope for High School Students in Coos County
• UNH President Shares University Priorities with Legislators
• Perseid Meteor Shower Should Give a Good Show August 10: Star Party at UNH Observatory
• UNH Marine Docent Program Seeks Volunteers
• MEDIA ADVISORY: Clergy Sexual Abuse Discussed Aug. 6 at UNH's International Conference on Child Victimization
• UNH's Institute on Disability Awarded U.S. Dept. of Education Grant for Early Literacy Research