Networking for Success
For Jared O'Connell '22, networking opportunities were key in turning a software engineering internship into a full-time role.
For Jared O'Connell '22, networking opportunities were key in turning a software engineering internship into a full-time role.
COLA student research is featured in UNH’s Inquiry Journal.
A recent survey by the University of New Hampshire looked at the public acceptance of conspiracy claims compared to statements based on scientific facts. They found only around 10% agreed with conspiracy claims and while that was low overall, it was significantly higher among certain subgroups including millennials and supporters of former President Donald Trump.
COLA students are among a select group recognized for excellence in scholarship, leadership, citizenship and more.
Marilee Enus, director of the University of New Hampshire’s Technology Transfer Center, was recently named as the American Public Works Association (APWA) 2022 Donald C. Stone Excellence in Education individual award winner. Enus will be honored at an Awards Ceremony at the APWA 2022 PWX, scheduled to take place August 28-31st, 2022 in Charlotte, NC.
New acoustic technology designed by UNH researchers tracks dolphins' habitat shift to colder waters due to climate change.
New Hampshire Agricultural Expirement Station-funded researcher Bill McDowell recently co-authored an article in Nature Communications highlighting the role that tropical rivers play in capturing, storing, and preventing organic carbon from converting to carbon dioxide and leaking into the atmosphere.
In this Associated Press article, Carsey School Senior Demographer Kenneth Johnson discusses the implications of the U.S. Census Bureau changing the definition of an urban area.
A team of UNH students worked through the night to improve its presentation at the last minute and ultimately walked away as national champions, taking first place in the E-Fest competition and the $50,000 prize that comes with it, along with the Global Impact Award and an additional $10,000 for that recognition.
NASA has selected Jeremiah Johnson ‘10G, assistant professor of data science at UNH Manchester, to receive a grant to fund his research on using machine learning to improve understanding of the northern lights.