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Before Emily Woods ’19 started her internship at a homeless shelter in Boston, she was scared. Read MoreAlso in UNH Today...
Six UNH students have been named Gilman Scholars and will study on four continents this spring and summer.
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Study shows that adventure therapy for substance use disorder treatment has better outcomes than traditional therapy
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The funding will help improve New Hampshire's early childhood system.
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From boaters to anglers, outdoor recreationalists are surprisingly supportive of offshore wind development, new research from UNH has found.
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Recent Stories
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12/06/18 - Strength After ChemoIn her research, Vicky Bandera '19 was trying to answer the question: does cancer treatment affect muscle strength? Read More -
11/26/18 - Jump-Starting Her CareerMia Holm's athletic training major is a great step toward becoming a physical therapist. Read More -
11/13/18 - Helping a State in NeedAs the opioid crisis escalates, so do UNH's efforts to address it. Read More -
10/09/18 - Committed to Collaborative Research ExcellenceFourteen interdisciplinary teams of UNH researchers have received $425,000 in CoRE funding. Read More -
10/09/18 - Robot TherapyThis interdisciplinary effort unites computer science and human movement. Read More -
10/03/18 - Medicaid, Work and Community EngagementIHPP has released its fourth brief in its “Informing the Conversation” data and policy brief series. Read More -
10/03/18 - Addressing Childhood AdversityThe Institute for Health Policy and Practice has released a new study conducted by the NH Pediatric Improvement Partnership. Read More -
10/02/18 - Outdoor Ed in NepalFour UNH students traveled to Kathmandu this summer to help refine an experiential education program. Read More -
08/28/18 - Chaos at Home Adversely Affects AdolescentsA new UNH study is among the first to look at the effects of unstable and disorganized family environments on rural teens Read More -
08/21/18 - A Path to Speech-Language PathologyKathy-Ann Murray ‘19G left her home in Jamaica after high school with no idea what she wanted to do next. Then someone suggested speech pathology. Read More