Hands-on Programs

Hands-on Programs
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Discover your passions. Make a difference.


Step out of the traditional classroom and apply what you're learning, discover your passions, and harness them to make big impact on campus and in our communities through real-world experiential learning.

Whether you're ready to take small steps, want to test the waters, or are ready to deep-dive into designing a life and career of sustainable impact, there's a place for everyone. We're here to connect you to a community invested in a sustainable future and opportunities to grow personally, and professionally.

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  • Paid sustainability internships/fellowships & application deadlines
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  • Campus action & events
  • Grant funding for community-based project international trips
  • Volunteer opportunities on campus and in our communities

Hands-on Programs

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B Impact Clinic

Offered each fall semester


Step out of the traditional classroom to work with local companies helping to assess their social and environmental practices and learn what it takes to be a sustainable business. Earn 2 credits (1 BiP for Paul students); open to ALL majors.

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Climate Action Clinic

Offered each spring semester


Gain expertise and experience in sought-after professional environmental reporting skills, then complete carbon footprint analyses for leading regional businesses, nonprofits, and communities. Earn 2 credits (1 BiP for Paul students); open to ALL majors.

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International Changemaker Grant


Bring your knowledge, enthusiasm, and expertise to real-world sustainability projects in developing areas of the world in partnership with faculty and regional stakeholders. Gain experience and leadership skills. Up to $15,000 in grant funding is available for teams to travel and work on projects.

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Trash 2 Treasure


Help lead UNH's efforts to reduce waste on campus and in landfills, and build a culture of less consumption on campus. Gain leadership experience in a complex system of reducing waste; volunteer to give back, or apply for paid core team positions.

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Sustainability Advocates


Be a leader in your residence hall and engage your peers in sustainable thought and action across campus. Gain leadership experience; volunteer to give back.