The Peter T. Paul Entrepreneurship Center, known around campus as the ECenter, might be the best little-known resource for UNH students, faculty, staff, and alumni looking to expand their experiential learning opportunities while gaining funding support for academic endeavors. With a number of donor-funded programs designed to increase student idea development and engagement with innovative thinking on campus, the ECenter provides students with coaching, mentoring, and programmatic support to pursue real-world ideas outside the classroom.  Read More

I had the incredible opportunity to travel to France as a Stanley A. Hamel fellow this year. My fellowship objectives included learning more about the role of French architecture in the urban planning and design of Washington, D.C., developing a deeper understanding of the diplomatic relationship between France and the United States, and identifying some of the cultural heritage preservation methods deemed most effective by professionals working in the field today.  Read More

Participants and program staff of GLE workshopAn open mind = an open world emerged as the catchphrase for students who attended the first Global Leadership Experience (GLE).  This Global Education Center program, led by two OISS advisors and program staff at the Essex Wood Meeting and Retreat Center,  Read More

Tomer Ketter (GEBCO '14) on one of his many excursions at seaTomer Ketter, originally from Israel, graduated from the GEBCO program at the University of New Hampshire in 2014 with a graduate certificate in Advanced Ocea  Read More

Students from Japan, Norway, the U.S., and Puerto Rico stand next to the rocket that helped them study the aurora above the artic circle.  Read More

Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarships will help send UNH students to four continents to study this spring and summer, with six recipients receiving a total of $18,500 for global internships and study-abroad programs.  Read More

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