The Title IX Incident Report form is the place to report incidents of sexual harassment and interpersonal violence. This is open to community members, UNH Faculty and staff,  students, and campus visitors.

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The following trails are located in the city of Manchester and are open to cyclers:

Piscataquog Trail

Heritage Trail

Rockingham Recreational Trail

Precourt Park Trail

Precourt Park is a conservation park that features a baseball and soccer field, fishing areas, a nature trail, and a boat/canoe launch into Nutt's Pond. 

Rock Rimmon Park is the largest park in Manchester that offers a pool, playground tennis court, and basketball court to the public.  There is a hike up a granite cliff that offers a great view of the city, as well as an area to picnic.  Weather permitting, there is also an opportunity for rock climbers to scale the granite cliff. 

The Heritage Trail is a 6.1 mile trail run by the state of New Hampshires that provides a link between communities.  The trail gives access to walkers, hikers, and cyclers.

Right next door to Basquil-Sheehan Park, the skateboard park is open to the public in the summer months. 

A public park that offers an activity for everyone: playgrounds, running track, swimming and splash pools, hiking trail, fishing areas, sports fields, and a picnic shelter. 

A beautiful spot to see the New England foliage, as well as to hike, jog, swim, and picnic. 

The Director & Title IX Coordinator provides advice on policies, programs and services to achieve affirmative action goals and enhance the campus climate, is the designated Title IX representative, and, in addition, handles all complaints of discrimination under the Discrimination and Discriminatory Harassment Policy (includes sexual violence and harassment).

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