Sociology
New Voters in NH
UNH research finds the Granite State’s electorate is changing with the times. Read More
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11/20/19Highly Cited
Two UNH faculty members — professor of sociology David Finkelhor and professor of natural resources Serita Frey — are among the Web of Science Group’... -
10/16/19New Grant for Crimes Against Children Research Center
UNH receives a federal grant to help police whose work requires review of child sexual abuse images. -
06/11/19She tried to steal a newborn by impersonating a social worker (Washington Post)
UNH's David Finkelhor provides expert commentary in a Washington Post article.
Recent Stories
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05/21/19 - U.S. birthrates drop again -
05/21/19 - Dillon Named COLA DeanProvost Wayne Jones announces the selection of Michele Dillon as the new dean of UNH's College of Liberal Arts. Read More -
05/14/19 - UNH Study: Fewer Youth Staying in Rural NH (Fosters.com)A 10-year research project explores young people in Coos County. Read More -
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03/07/19 - Why Birthrates Among Hispanic Americans Have Plummeted (New York Times)The United States population grew by just 0.6 percent last year, the smallest increase in 80 years, according to Ken Johnson, a demographer at the University of New Hampshire. He... Read More -
02/28/19 - The Smile of the Child Int’l Conference Against Sexual Abuse of Children (The National Herald)Sociologist David Finkelhor is featured at an international conference as a world expert on child sexual abuse. Read More -
02/28/19 - Potter, Stapleton at UNH-Innovation Wildcatalyst SeriesPotter and Stapleton discuss new nonprofit in this series that highlights successful women in research. Read More -
02/15/19 - The Catholic Church's euphemization of power (National Catholic Reporter)Michele Dillon, interim dean of COLA and sociologist, publishes an opinion piece on double truths in the Church hierarchy. Read More -
02/06/19 - A Rural SpiralUNH research finds a shrinking population in more than a third of rural counties. Read More