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A study published by the Carsey School shows that between July 2018 and July 2019, New Hampshire's population grew to 1.36 million. This growth was driven by domestic migration and immigration to the state.
Margaret Frye '20 is a veterinary technology major from New Bern, North Carolina. Her childhood dog, Alice, gave her the chance to see firsthand the profound impact that pets can have on the lives of their humans and was she the motivating force behind Margaret’s chosen course of study.
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Carsey School professor Kenneth Johnson breaks down New Hampshires electoral demographics in a video interview with NECN.
UNH anthropologist Amy Michael collaborates with task force for trans cold cases.
An article published by David Moore, a Carsey School Senior Fellow, and Andrew Smith, director of the University of New Hampshire Survey Center, discusses how New Hampshire came to be the known as one of the major decision makers in the presidential primaries.
According to research from the Carsey School, over 16,000 people with a bachelor's degree or higher moved to New Hampshire between 2013 and 2016. In contrast, 11,500 people without a bachelor's degree moved out of the state. Additionally, the states minority population has grown to be about ten percent of the population.
In a recent paper published in the Journal of Biological Chemistry, UNH researchers have reported the first structural model for a key enzyme and its activating protein that can play a role in eye diseases like retinitis pigmentosa and night blindness.
After 32 years of impactful work in Paul College’s economics department, professor Karen Conway received the most prestigious faculty award UNH has to offer: the Distinguished Professor Award.
