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Sean Tavares Joins Engineering Technology Program
Sean Tavares will join the University of New Hampshire at Manchester this fall as an Assistant Professor in the Mechanical Engineering Technology program.Tavares brings more than 20 years of industry...
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Sean Tavares Joins Engineering Technology Program
Sean Tavares will join the University of New Hampshire at Manchester this fall as an Assistant Professor in the Mechanical Engineering Technology program.Tavares brings more than 20 years of industry...
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Jeanne Gerard, CPA, will join UNH Manchester this fall as a Lecturer of Business. She will teach courses in Financial, Managerial, and Intermediate Accounting. Gerard has been with the college for two...
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Teens Investigate New Ways to use Smartphones at Camp
Seeing a group of teenagers hunched over smartphones is nothing out of the ordinary. This summer, in the STEM Discovery Lab at UNH Manchester, 14 New Hampshire high school students, whose eyes were...
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A Student Perspective on Moving to 88 Commercial
Well, it’s official students of UNH Manchester, we are getting a new home in the spring! The consolidation of the college over to the Pandora Building at 88 Commercial Street has been the topic of many...
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College Singing Group is more than just "Milling Around"
UNH Manchester's a cappella group may make singing look like fun and games, but with the release of their second CD, they prove they are doing more than just "Milling Around."This summer students from...
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Destination Cambridge
One the main concerns I had with coming on this Cambridge trip was that I might not make any friends. This turned out to be the least of my concerns. On my other blog post, I mentioned that I met a...
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5 Tips from College Grads for Freshmen
College can be a scary thing -- new area, new people, and a work load so big that it seems impossible. Thanks to our alumni, we have some tips and tricks to hopefully help all of you incoming freshmen...
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A Second Language Gives some a Second Chance
For Marie Josee Mbuyi, improving her English skills at UNH Manchester's Summer English Speakers of Other Languages program was more than just a way to get by in her day to day life. It was a critical...
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Students Find Common Ground, Language Through STEM
Samora speaks French and Creole. Marleny speaks Spanish. Khoi Vu, Vietnamese. But this summer, these very different young people from very different parts of the world were all able to communicate...
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The Return and Reflection on Firenze
Hi everyone! This time I am no longer writing you from the comfort of my apartment in Florence, but rather from my porch out looking my back yard in New Hampshire. I have been back in America now for...
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Saying Goodbye to Scotland
Writing my final blog post means coming to terms with the fact that my time abroad is really over. I guess that’s why I have been procrastinating writing this! It has been about a week since I got...
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Central High School Receives $1,500 for Science Department from UNH...
Standing near the goal line during an Ultimate Frisbee game, Derek Burkhardt searched left and right before firing the disc toward his teammate, who was streaking away from his defender to catch his...
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Beyond the Books and into the Field for Summer Animal Tracking
Each day, Joshua Linnane walks a portion of an 800-acre plot of undeveloped land on the outskirts of Manchester. The senior biology major at the University of New Hampshire at Manchester eyes the...
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What the Upperclassmen Already Know: A Freshmen’s Guide to the Library.
So, you think that the UNH Manchester library is just like your old high school library, right? Well, actually it’s much more than that. Of course the library has books and reference works that can aid...
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Biology Program Pays Off for Graduate
The Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences' Optometry program is challenging. And that's only if one manages to be one of 55 students admitted to the program each year. This year, UNH...
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Read & Write Gold Software Now Available to Students
Now you can read and listen to articles, papers, and web pages with Read & Write Gold software that the college has installed in the Library, CAE and on the Computer Lab computers. Read & Write...
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New Additions to Engineering Technology Program Gives Students More Hands On...
The Engineering Technology program is one of the more popular at the University of New Hampshire at Manchester for its hands-on learning and career opportunities. This fall, students of the program...
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Making it Work: Motherhood, Biology, and Milling Around
When Morine Duntley isn't busy going to her Biology classes, studying hard, visiting tutors, and singing in an a capella group at UNH Manchester, she is equally busy with her other job: full time mom...
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First Year Students Chant, "Weeds are Weak"
Blue sky, sunny, and a high of 87 degrees. That is the kind of day you want if you're working in the New Hampshire Food Bank gardens.From the title of First Year Service Day (FYSD) we can understand...
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