News & Events
News & Announcements
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8 UNH alums added to the list of Black Pioneer Honorees
Black Pioneer honors are awarded to those who have paved the way for future generations at UNH by being among the first students of color or by advancing enrollment of students of color.
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Walkania Santos '19
Her plan to become a doctor is rooted in her experience growing up where access to medical care is limited.
Voices of UNH Wildcats
UNH gave Alexis Gray the confidence to be the person she wanted to be, and now her career is taking off. The economics major at Paul College of Business and Economics has secured a job as a member of L.L. Bean’s media team.
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Jane Stapleton
Jane Stapleton, co-director of UNH's Prevention Innovations: Research and Practices for Ending Violence Against Women, testified before the U.S. Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor & Pensions (HELP). Her testimony was part of a full committee hearing looking at sexual assault on college campuses.
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Anonymous
"One of the most difficult parts of living with an invisible illness is the stigma associated with it. Are we sick? Are we faking it? Only we can make that call. Our feelings are subjective to our own experiences, so it can be difficult to connect with or understand if you do not have a chronic illness."
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Aseebulla "Aseeb" Niazi '15
“I was incredibly honored and humbled when I received news that I would be a Rangel Fellow,” Niazi explains. “I have been working toward joining the Foreign Service since my junior year at UNH, and this fellowship is my first step toward achieving that goal.” Only 30 students are selected for fellowships each year from across U.S. and Aseeb was awarded a Charles B. Rangel International Affairs Fellowship for 2017.
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Josh Crary '10
Blind Runner Takes on Boston Marathon ChallengeBorn with Choroideremia (CHM), a rare, inherited eye disorder that causes retinal deterioration and blindness, Josh Crary, a graduate of UNH, faces life's challenges with enthusiasm and shares his perspectives on growing up with a disability.
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Monica Quimby '09
Monica sustained a spinal cord injury in a skiing accident, she now works as an Adjunct Professor at Southern Maine Community College and works as an advocate for people with disabilities.
More Programs and Resources
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