Elizabeth Siddon ’00

Elizabeth Siddon '00 attended UNH largely because of course offerings at the Shoals Marine Lab, a place she is still very much connected to today.

Piper Bartlett Browne ’09

"The instruction of my professors encouraged me to become a teacher and the hands-on classes have continued to drive what I do in my classroom today."...

Work as a Team, Win as a Team

Coming into my freshman year at Paul College, I was initially overwhelmed by the sheer number of students in the business school compared to my small ...

FIREworks!

Throughout freshman year, Paul College stresses the importance of real world experience. While internships can perhaps provide the best insight to wor...

“Ghost Cat” Moments

Walter Mitty: “When are you gonna to take it?” Sean O’Connell: “Sometimes I don’t. If I like a moment, I mean, ME, personally. I don’t like to have th...

I Am…

I am a mentor, advisor, educator and administrator.  I am a proud liberal arts graduate.  I was not a business major.  Though not a business major or ...

New Year, New Goals

New Year, New Goals. Like a first-year student, look to the FIRE Program model for support. As fall semester ends at UNH and 2016 begins, it is a natu...

All About J-Term

The end of the fall semester is quickly approaching, and if you’re wondering what to do during your long winter break, here’s an idea: J-t...

Eyes Wide Open

Three years, eleven months, and two weeks ago I embarked on a journey that would change my life in more ways than I could know. I stepped onto a plane...

We Started the FIRE

We attend Paul College to become the best professional representatives of UNH we can be. To help us achieve these results, a team from Paul College pu...

2015 Undergraduate Research Conference at UNH

There’s no doubt about it, spring is finally in the air and I could not be more thrilled. All over UNH, students are freeing their hammocks, lon...

Signs of Spring: The UNH Greenhouse Open House

The day UNH held our annual Greenhouse Open House it was cloudy, damp and muddy. The kind of day you would expect in New England during early Spring, ...

How Does Snow Signal Climate Change?

So far this winter, UNH has seen four days of curtailed operation, massive icicles, and impassible snow drifts. According to WMUR, this February was t...

Students for Zero Waste Conference

Want to learn more about how you can reduce waste at our school? Post-Landfill Action Network (PLAN)  was created with two main goals in mind: to desi...

UNH Konnects with Koalas

Galina Kinsella ’15 is a biomedical science: medical and veterinary science major who just happens to know a thing or two about koalas. Galina receive...

Food Solutions New England Summit

Food Solutions New England (FSNE) is an initiative among the six New England states to build capacity to produce at least 50 percent of clean, fair, j...

NAFAC: The Naval Academy Foreign Affairs Conference

A few weeks ago, I was lucky enough to be approached by Colonel Ingram, one of my Political Science professors, about an available spot to attend NAFA...

My Experience at the Clinton Global Initiative 2014

“Let’s make sure we turn good intentions into good outcomes.” – Hillary Rodham Clinton, Clinton Global Initiative University, 2014 One of the main the...

Graduate School Interviews: How Prepared Are You?

For those of you that follow my blog, you’ll know that I’ve worked in several different offices around UNH throughout my time here.  Throu...

What I Do: Undergraduate Research

For this week’s post, I want to focus on the topic of undergraduate research. More specifically, I want to focus on my job and research project....

Start Your Semester Right

“Hi, my name is Jake Moyer and I’m a Junior Exercise Science student here at the University of New Hampshire.” This, I have found af...

I'm Not Going to Win the Nobel Prize

Last semester, one of my professors announced in class that if we were interested in writing a SURF Grant, we should talk to her to get a little more ...

From D.C. to UNH

With my scarf pulled up over my nose and my hat pushed down to my eyebrows, I make my way from class to class in the bitter New Hampshire cold.  Cloud...