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Informing Arsenic Policy With Research
Research from a team of economics researchers from UNH helped New Hampshire pass lower limits for arsenic in municipal drinking water. Read MoreAlso in UNH Today...
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08/05/19Internship + Master’s Degree Add Up
Omar Nabulsi '18 '19G knew where he wanted his career to take him and credits UNH with helping him get there. -
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05/08/19From the Great Hall to the Great Wall
Paul College MBA students visit China for their international residency.
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08/16/17 - An Accountant from AmmanEddie Alhamdan '17 came all the way from Amman, Jordan, to study accounting at UNH. Read More -
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08/08/17 - Financial FitnessBusiness is not black and white, and that’s one of the things Julianne Calef ’17 likes about it. Read More -
08/04/17 - Marketing for the Real WorldCapstone course allows students to work with companies on projects. Read More -
07/31/17 - Partnering for a Social MissionUNH’s Social Innovation Internship provides ways for students to gain experience and alumni to engage with their alma mater. Read More -
07/31/17 - Q&A with Kevin Knarr ’91Kevin Knarr ’91, chief operating officer of UnitedHealthcare Employer and Individual, part of the Fortune 500 UnitedHealth Group, understands the importance of giving back to his... Read More -
07/13/17 - Responsible and ProfitableShuili Du explains how doing good positively impacts the bottom line. Read More -
07/05/17 - Career CrossroadsIn 2015, catalog and systems librarian Alexi Galica-Cohen ’18G was at a crossroads. The economic recession of the late 2000s had hit libraries hard. Budgets got slashed and jobs... Read More -
06/30/17 - Building A Better CommunityRachel Vaz ’18 says she’s been on track to work in social innovation ever since she first started at UNH. She just didn’t know it at first. Read More