Editor's Note: This is the latest installment in a series featuring UNH faculty telling their stories in their own words.

Mary Stampone, associate professor of geography, state climatologist

"My grandfather loved The Weather Channel. It was on nonstop at his house. That was the start of my interest in everything outside.

Deborah Rentz-Moore joins the voice faculty.

Whether they’re looking for an on-campus job, resume help or a summer internship, taking responsibility for their career choices can be daunting for our students. Luckily, the office of Career and Professional Success (CaPS) is there to help them! The first thing you need to know is that a full range of resources is available for your students on the CaPS website, starting with the career home page.

According to a report published by the National Center for Health Statistics, the United States birth rate fell in 2018 for the fourth year in a row. Kenneth Johnson, a demographer at the Carsey School, estimated that if the rate had remained steady at its 2007 level, there would have been 5.7 million more births in the country since then.  

According to a report published by the National Center for Health Statistics, the United States birth rate fell in 2018 for the fourth year in a row. Kenneth Johnson, a demographer at the Carsey School, estimated that if the rate had remained steady at its 2007 level, there would have been 5.7 million more births in the country since then.

Wayne Jones, provost and vice president for academic affairs, has been elected to the rank of fellow by the National Academy of Inventors. 

Noé Lugaz, research associate professor of physics and astronomy, is the new editor-in-chief of the journal Space Weather,.

Professor Meghan Howey discusses sea level rise and disappearing NH history.

A fascination with the secrets hidden beneath the sea and inside our brains led Megan Molinari ’21 to a dual major in neuroscience and marine biology.