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1. Exploring Agritourism in Chile

   ... her interest in hospitality and agriculture that led the New Hampshire native to the idea of exploring agritourism, often seen in the ... them,” Wiggins says. “Agritourism was definitely a new sector of their business.”  Most were doing pretty well. Still, the ...
   https://www.unh.edu/unhtoday/2014/10/exploring-agritourism-chile

2. An Update from the President

   ... getting longer, I am beginning to understand why people in New Hampshire get giddy about spring arriving. I want to begin by providing ... by the UNH Sustainability Institute and Food Solutions New England, which will host a kickoff event on Monday, April 1, at noon in the ...
   https://www.unh.edu/unhtoday/2019/03/update-president

3. Geophysical Fellows

   ... from long-term studies on the Lamprey River watershed in New Hampshire’s Seacoast to the Luquillo Experimental Forest in Puerto Rico ... watersheds in Siberia. At UNH, McDowell directs the New Hampshire Water Resources Research Center and the Water Quality Analysis ...
   https://www.unh.edu/unhtoday/2020/11/geophysical-fellows

4. B the Change

   ... University Collaborative grooms a new kind of sustainable business leader Often, those ...
   https://www.unh.edu/unhtoday/2020/10/b-change

5. Making the Most of Everything

   ... immediately started getting involved. A member of the New Hampshire Youth Choir in high school, joining Not Too Sharp was like coming ... — getting organized, team building, transitioning to new leadership. “Changing leadership can be a huge transition,” ...
   https://www.unh.edu/unhtoday/2015/05/making-most-everything-0

6. English Professor Named Editor of “Eighteenth-Century Studies”

   ... Book from the American Conference for Irish Studies. His new book project, titled "Slavery and the Making of the Early American ... Society of Newport County (Newport Mansions), the New England Regional Fellowship Consortium, the John Carter Brown Library, the ...
   https://www.unh.edu/unhtoday/2016/09/english-professor-named-editor-eighteenth-century-studies

7. Wildcats in the World: Shayla Radcliffe ’15 at The Children’s Center for Communication-Beverly School for the Deaf

   ... not the path that I wanted to continue and conjured up a new plan for my future. It's okay to change your mind, it's okay to start something new. Changing a major and starting a new four-year program might feel like ...
   https://www.unh.edu/unhtoday/2019/04/wildcats-world-shayla-radcliffe-15-childrens-center-communication-beverly-school-deaf

8. Checking In: The UNH Bucket List

   ... and, hopefully, you did too! Whether it was for the New Hampshire Film Festival, dinner at the Friendly Toast, brunch or just to ... it may be time to do this bucket list item again as some new restaurants and shops are coming to town. So enjoy our little town, and ...
   https://www.unh.edu/unhtoday/2016/02/checking-unh-bucket-list

9. Wildcats in the World: Kara Kelly-Martin ’19 in ASL/English Interpreting Field Experience

   ... when she and her husband decided to move back to New Hampshire following the birth of their son in 2017. Now in her final ... Deaf and hearing, have encouraged as much immersion into New Hampshire’s Deaf community as possible. Building these relationships and ...
   https://www.unh.edu/unhtoday/2019/04/wildcats-world-kara-kelly-martin-19-aslenglish-interpreting-field-experience

10. Faculty Senate Minutes

    ... confidential until the Board of Trustees announces our new president. Any questions can be directed to the Senate chair ( ... speech ( Senate Motion #XXI-M5 ), and said that this new motion does nothing to contradicts the principles of that motion. A ... favor, 4 votes opposed, and 4 abstentions. VIII. New Business – There was no new business. IX. Adjournment – Upon ...
    https://www.unh.edu/unhtoday/2017/09/faculty-senate-minutes