UNH professor Vanessa Druskat’s new book The Emotionally Intelligent Team shares a research-based model for building high-performing teams by fostering shared norms that strengthen trust, collaboration, belonging, and emotional safety — the foundation of lasting team success.

Six early-career faculty members have received prestigious Faculty Early Development, or CAREER, awards from the National Science Foundation.

The Collaborative Research Enhancement Team Exploration (CREATE) program supports multidisciplinary research to take on complex problems.

UNH’s Lifetime Activity Program offers students two credits for participating in wellness-focused classes like pickleball, yoga, and running. Designed to promote balance and lifelong healthy habits, these low-barrier courses provide a fun, stress-relieving break from academics and are open to students across all majors.

With a background in elementary education and a commitment to preparing future teachers, Holly Bross, a UNH CPS education faculty member, shares insights into her journey, the challenges and joys of teaching, and the impact of flexible learning options for today’s educators.

Christopher Toppin ’17 plays a pivotal role at Mainstay Technologies, a company that provides IT services and cybersecurity solutions to businesses across New England. He recently stepped into the role of chief service officer, where he oversees teams responsible for technical support, system administration, and client IT management. Toppin's excitement about the possibilities of technology has been key to his successful career.

The University of New Hampshire (UNH) has partnered with the New Hampshire Department of Justice and its Health Care Consumer Protection Advisory Commission to establish the UNH Center for Studying Healthcare Markets. The four-year pilot program, with an estimated budget of $1.6 million, aims to analyze trends in healthcare market consolidation and assess its impact on consumers.

White sharks appear to be using New Hampshire waters as “a bit of a highway to get further up the coast,” says researcher Nathan Furey, a conclusion based on data gathered from a partnership with the town of Hampton to place acoustic receivers in the ocean in order to track local shark activity.

The University of New Hampshire has announced the establishment of the School of Nursing within the College of Health and Human Services.