research and Innovation
Research and innovation at the University of New Hampshire, a Carnegie doctoral research university with very high research activity, seek to understand and improve the world around us, with high-impact results that transform lives, solve global challenges and drive economic growth. Our research excellence reaches from the depths of our oceans to the edge of our solar system and the Earth and environment in which we all thrive. With FY25 research expenditures of more than $188 million, UNH’s research portfolio includes partnerships with NOAA, NASA, NSF and NIH. UNH is one of the top institutions in the country for licensing its intellectual property, and its outreach programs reach thousands of communities, companies, families and students each year.
Research and Innovation Employee of the Month — February
Donna Thibault, STAR Grant & Contract Administrator II, Sponsored Programs Administration
Donna is recognized as a dedicated, knowledgeable, and reliable employee. She is exceptionally committed to grant and financial management, meticulous and organized, deeply knowledgeable of UNH systems (including purchasing and Workday), and an outstanding colleague and mentor whose patience and responsiveness make it possible for others to function effectively in their roles. Beyond her expertise, Donna brings warmth, professionalism, and a sharp sense of humor that makes even the most tedious aspects of grant management more enjoyable and is genuinely appreciated by PIs and colleagues alike. Donna was born for this role, has been indispensable to her Team, and unquestionably deserving of Employee of the Month recognition.
Nominations for Research and Innovation employee of the month are ongoing; please view award criteria and nominate at any time, here.
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