Campus Recreation will be widely known for enriching the lives and educational experience of students through cutting edge recreation services.

The College of Liberal Arts (COLA) offers a wide range of managed study abroad programs that are administered by the COLA Center for Study Abroad. These programs provide opportunities for liberal arts students as well as students in programs and colleges throughout the University to experience and learn about different cultures and, in non-English-speaking countries, to increase proficiency in a foreign language.

Whether you’re planning an intimate one-day board meeting for a dozen guests or a weeklong professional conference for 1,000 attendees, we provide detailed event planning and an experienced professional staff. We offer a variety of dining and catering options in both historic and modern facilities, all in a classic New England setting.

The ESL Institute at the University of New Hampshire envisions a community of learners in which all students are well prepared for responsible engagement in our linguistically and culturally diverse local and global communities.

Meet other Jewish students and students interested in Jewish culture. Socialize with each other. Come together for Social Justice Initiatives.

Operation Hat Trick (OHT) is a philanthropic merchandising program based in Durham, NH focused on raising funds for American soldiers and veterans.

PREP’s History Beginning in 1995, the New Hampshire Estuaries Project (NHEP) embarked on a process to develop and systematically address the 98 Action Items outlined in the program’s guiding document, the Comprehensive Conservation and Management Plan. The intent was to achieve the Plan’s goals of improved water quality in New Hampshire’s estuaries

UNH Army ROTC is a program offered through the United States Army to assist prospective students a way to find scholarship help, and also set themselves up for a successful career in the army. With your scholarship you can attend UNH with paid tuition and housing. Also you will have the opportunity to train as an Army cadet along with other UNH students. With this experience you will surely make yourself stronger both mentally and physically.

Can you assign a dollar value to leadership? To confidence? How about a brilliant future and a guaranteed career? One thing you can put a value on is a college scholarship. Beyond that, the benefits of Air Force ROTC are priceless. Here at the University of New Hampshire, you will find not only a skilled Cadre and extraordinary cadet wing, but also a family. With roughly 50 cadets, you will be able to make friendships that last a lifetime and receive extensive hands-on training. Each semester is comprised of over a dozen exciting and challenging Leadership Labs, orchestrated by an outstanding cadet wing staff. For more information on Leadership Labs, see below or the tabs on the left.

“Seeking (dis)comfort” is a research project seeking to provide UNH students/faculty/staff a way to communicate their discomfort in classrooms/buildings around campus. The goal of this research is to better inform the Energy Office and, thus, create more comfortable, energy efficient classrooms/buildings on campus.