Linette Miles ’90
At UNH, Linette Miles '90 met great people, in a small department, and was prepared to go after the career she wanted when she graduated.
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."...
Jonathan Harrison ’17
What did you study at UNH? Accounting and Finance What were you doing 1 year out of college? Advisory at Ernst & Young What are you doing now? Com...
Monica White ’92
Monica White '92 is a resilient wildcat who never let anything get in the way of her success in Colorado.
Ling Li ’12
Ling Li '12 pursued a degree in Business Administration, focusing in Finance and Management. She now lives in the UK and is starting a new job in Lond...
Lauren Banker ’13
Lauren Banker '13 has always felt supported by her mentors and fellow students during her time at UNH. She is now the Assistant Director for Voluntee...
John Webb ’91, ’98G
John Webb '91, '98G was recently named New Hampshire School Counselor Association School Counselor of the Year.
Dahlia Dill ’13
Dahlia Dill '13 came to UNH as a sophomore, and couldn't have been happier with the hands-on approach they offered, immersion in the industry, & life-...
Jenn Moore ’92
Jenn Moore '92 is the brainchild and co-founder of the Project Upcycle Runway Event and blogs about sustainable style at RecoverGirl.
Erin Tooch ’12
"UNH gave me the opportunity to discover and develop my passion for sustainable food systems. The faculty, staff, and students all encouraged me to ma...
Parker Tewksbury ’15
UNH helped Parker Tewksbury '15 shape his personality both personally and professionally for success at his career in Boston.
Lindsay Gilbert ’08
UNH allowed Lindsay Gilbert '08 to explore philanthropic opportunities that led to her career working in non-profits.
Amanda Tombarelli ’97
Amanda Tombarelli '97 is a school counselor for the Virtual Learning Academy Charter School. She studied Art History at UNH and went to graduate schoo...
Mondi Lam ’15
Mondi Lam '15 is a Digital Performance Specialist for the iProspect Hong Kong office. Born in the US and raised in Hong Kong, Mondi came back to the S...
Catie Armstrong ’12
Catie Armstrong '12 is a Textile and CAD Designer for Town & Country Living. From South Korea to Nicaragua, Catie has traveled all around with a passi...
Sarah Abkowitz ’11 | Co-President
Sarah Abkowitz '11 found success in her major working at Boston Children's Hospital as the Patient Services Administrator in the emergency department....
Michael Lavers ’04
Michael Lavers '04 is the Blade’s International News Editor. He is a sought-after expert on LGBT rights in Latin America and appears on radio and tele...
Brett Desmarais ’03
Brett Desmarais '03 believes there is tremendous opportunity in the variety of academic and scholarship programs at the University of New Hampshire
Kelsey Hamel ’15
I believe in UNH because what you learn while at school, and who you meet while you are there, open so many doors for your future. The least I can do ...
Sarah Zankowski ’12
The experience Sarah Zankowski '12 had in the UNH Art History department, and the support of the faculty, namely her academic advisor Patricia Emison,...
Valuable Connections
My first semester as a student at the University of New Hampshire within the Paul College of Business and Economics has been nothing short of spectacu...
Tips to Be a Strong RA Candidate
So… you have decided to become an RA? I envy you, the previous two years I was an RA at UNH and my floor became my family, and my hall director became...
Making the Transition to College Easier
With my summer coming to an end, I began to look ahead to my upcoming school year at UNH. Coming from a high school with just over 1,000 students, I w...
Bridget Shanks ’15
Without the opportunities Bridget Shanks '15 had to work in the Athletic Department as an undergrad, she would have never been able to find her passio...
Taylor Sievers ’15
All of my opportunities became available because I went to the University of New Hampshire.
Kimberly Bird ’02
The history department pushed me to become an effective communicator, both verbally and in writing. It also fostered a curiosity and resourcefulness t...
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 ...
Sophomore Shadow: Success!
The Sophomore Shadow Program at UNH’s Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics is in its first year of existence, but I already know that this ...
Movies for March! / MUB Movie Preview
Here are all the new movies coming to the MUB Movie Theatre for the month of March! The MUB is bringing in some exciting new films, so make sure to ch...
Nancy Mason ’93G
UNH provided me an opportunity to expand my knowledge, acquire additional degrees and work within the field of education which I have loved.
Dylan Tooch ’08
Dylan Tooch loves living in the N.H. Seacoast, his job at Red Post Realty in Portsmouth, and helping others.
Brand New Beginning
Two friends from high school and I decided to room together in a built-up triple. During the first three weeks or so it felt like I had made a bad dec...
Home Away From Home
I remember being so nervous on the first day of classes. As I had expected, mostly everyone knew each other already; they were dorm mates, or lived in...
Teamwork (Makes the Dream Work)
I was first told about the FIRE Program at freshman orientation; but I was never told about how big of an impact it would have on my first semester of...
One Program Fits All
At the beginning of the year, I joined the Sophomore Shadow Program, a voluntary competition between sophomores that incentivizes attending events and...
Volunteer with #UNHServes
It’s that time of year again! The fourth annual #UNHServes Day of Service is coming up on Saturday, November 5. This is the largest annual day o...
Keeping the FIRE Burning
As a second year peer advisor and student head of this year’s FIRE program, I am proud to participate in the growing effort to actively engage Paul Co...
Say Yes
Starting my freshman year at UNH last August, I had two goals in mind: getting involved and meeting new people. I quickly realized how easy it is to ...
FIREworks!
Throughout freshman year, Paul College stresses the importance of real world experience. While internships can perhaps provide the best insight to wor...
Take a Hike before You Take a Hike for the Summer
How excited are you for this summer? Are you this excited: If so, you’re probably also thinking about all the cool things you’d like to do whil...
My First-Year Experience
“All our dreams can come true, if we have the courage to pursue them.” – Walt Disney I had a dream when I was younger that involved me going to ...
My Experience as a Peer Advisor
Coming to UNH for the first time, I had no idea what to expect. Not only was I unfamiliar with the academic structure, but I wasn’t aware of the amazi...
How UNH students can be sustainable and hip in this ‘Fast Fashion World’
Fast Fashion; what is it and how are you contributing? Basically fast fashion is exactly what it sounds like; it’s the term to describe the make of pa...
FIRE Builds Bonds
“If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.” – African Proverb Many first-year students are coming from high schools ...
Standing Up in a Field Full of Leaders
We are all flowers. Some of us are lilacs, others a daisy, but regardless of how we appear and our genetic classifications, each and every individual ...
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 ...
What’s New in Durham?
It’s hard not to notice the massive developments made in downtown Durham as you drive down Main Street. The majority of these are housing options, fro...
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...
Make-An-Impact
When I first stepped onto campus, you could say I was overwhelmed. There was so much to do, and I didn’t know where to start. After starting classes a...
Being a Senior During the Holidays
It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year…Or is it? With the holiday season fast approaching, one cannot help but feel excited for all the ...