AAUP-UNH is both an advocacy chapter of the national AAUP, working to maintain academic freedom and an effective role for faculty in the governance of the University, and a union. As the faculty union, AAUP-UNH negotiates with the USNH Board of Trustees all terms and conditions of employment for tenure-track faculty. These include, but are not limited to, salaries and benefits, faculty rights, procedures for promotion and tenure, grievance procedures, and procedures for non-reappointment or dismissal.

Cliff Brown,
AAUP-UNH President

Peter Welch,
AAUP-UNH Communications and Membership Coordinator

UNHLU-AAUP is the union for lecturer faculty at the University of New Hampshire. As a faculty member, you are automatically included in the Collective Bargaining Unit (CBU) represented by UNH Lecturers United – AAUP. Over 80% of our Collective Bargaining Unit have chosen membership, and we believe that the strength of our union is in our membership.

Molly Campbell,
UNHLU-AAUP President

Peter Welch,
Chapter Coordinator
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Main phone: (603) 862-2031

Need more info??
Email us at
campus.recreation@unh.edu
or call Jonah Fernald (603)862-2074

Daniela Adler, Director

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General email box:

Cfar.sss@unh.edu

(603) 862-3698

The?Center for Excellence and Innovation?in Teaching and Learning?strives to promote the highest quality of student learning by providing full-time faculty, part-time faculty, and teaching graduate students with the resources they need to implement in their classrooms the best practices in college teaching. The Center offers?voluntary and strictly confidential?consultations with individual teachers; offers workshops and courses on effective teaching; collaborates with other campus units interested in program development and review; assists individuals and academic units interested in designing and implementing student learning outcomes assessment initiatives; and conducts and disseminates research on the teaching/learning process.

Catherine Overson,
Associate and Current Interim Director

Conant Hall, G31

(603) 862-0233

Email:? teaching.excellence@unh.edu

CEITL Brochure

The Changemaker Collaborative brings together students, faculty, staff, businesses, non-profits and government agencies committed to advancing?positive change for the good of all. The Collaborative supports the next generation of skilled, courageous and confident leaders, through real-world experiences and the tools of public policy and business, while helping community partners advance their sustainability initiatives.?The Changemaker Collaborative is a partnership of UNH’s Sustainability Institute, the Peter T. Paul College of Business & Economics, and the Carsey School of Public Policy.

We provide support and assistance for all faculty interested in integrating concepts of changemaking into their pedagogy, through class presentations, the Changemaker Speaker Series (pre-readings, videos and follow-up reflection activities available), and incorporation of the NH Social Venture Innovation Challenge (our annual idea competition) into course(s).

Faina Bukher,
Director, Changemaker Collaborative

(917)515-5030

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Hamel Center for Undergraduate Research
The Hamel Center encourages students to design and carry out research, scholarly, or creative projects in collaboration with faculty mentors. To facilitate this, the Hamel Center offers a variety of competitive research grants and fellowships specifically for undergraduate students.? Research may take place during the academic year, January term, or over the summer, with a wide range of programs available to suit each student's particular needs.

Hamel Center research opportunities are available to students across ALL disciplines.

Paul Tsang,
Director

Molly Doyle,
Administrative Director

118 Conant Hall

(603) 862-4323

Please contact our office for more program details.

Health & Wellness
Medical care is available to all current UNH/USNH employees and their dependents (18+ years old). Our experienced staff of clinicians can see you for a variety of health concerns, illness or injury – and not just those that might happen at work. We also have onsite Pharmacy, Laboratory, & Radiology Services and offer immunization services.

We provide wellness program for academic classes, presenting on topics such as stress, sleep, wellness, alcohol and other drugs, nutrition and eating concerns, public health issues, etc. through our Living Well Services.

Health & Wellness -
(603) 862-9355 (2-WELL);

TTY Users: 7-1-1 or 800-735-2964 (Relay NH)

Email:? health@unh.edu

Healthy UNH enhances the mission of the University by supporting the lifelong health and wellness of the UNH community. In its effort to improve the health of the population and its underlying healthcare costs, Healthy UNH takes a broader scope than is customary in traditional worksite wellness programs.? It goes beyond basic health promotion to consider the issues of appropriate use of healthcare services, to promote transparency in healthcare treatment costs and options, and to foster a culture of healthy eating, active living, and emotional wellness.?

Kimberly Persson,
Project Director
IHPP - Healthy UNH

Hewitt Hall, Suite 202

(603) 862-2493

Join over 500 faculty and staff members with meal plans and experience why University of New Hampshire Hospitality Services is the right choice for great value, variety and convenience! We offer flexible meal plans that fit your busy schedule and easy payroll deduction to help you stay within your budget. With a variety of locations and convenient hours, it's easy to enjoy a tasty meal and save time and money with a Faculty/Staff Meal Plan.

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www.unh.edu/dining
(603) 862-1821
?Email:? UNH.Dining@unh.edu

The Museum will be open August 31, to faculty, students, and the public from Mon., Tues., Wed. and Fri., 12:00–4:00 p.m. Thurs., 12-6:00 p.m. and by appointment for class visits before 12:00 p.m. M–F.?

In-person capacity of the museum is limited to 28 people.

The Museum can also provide live virtual visits for the exhibition and online access to the collection. Virtual visits led by a museum educator last 30-45 minutes and can focus on one or both of our fall exhibitions.

To schedule an in-person or virtual class visit, contact Sara Claflin

To access online content & Museum of Art’s collection, contact Laura Calhoun

Paul Creative Arts Center (PCAC), 20 Academic Way

(603)862-3712

New Hampshire Listens is a civic engagement initiative of the Carsey School of Public Policy at the University of New Hampshire. Our mission is to help New Hampshire residents talk and work together to create communities that work for everyone. We design for virtual and in-person gatherings.

Office of Engagement & Faculty Development
We ensure that faculty members have access to resources they need to build rewarding careers through academies and workshops and technology enhanced instruction that fosters the professional growth of UNH faculty at all levels. ?We enrich the life of faculty through faculty development, diversity and inclusive excellence, and strategic partnerships.

Leslie J. Couse,
Executive Director

Engagement and Faculty Development

(603) 862-1997

Office of Environmental Healthy and Safety (OEHS)
We work to assure safe & healthful environments for all segments of the campus population through programs of information & education, review & monitoring, technical consultation, and provision of direct services.? OEHS develops programs to ensure compliance with applicable state and federal health, safety, and environmental regulations, & campus policies on environmental health and safety.? OEHS is responsible for the management of hazardous materials, environmental programs, as well as injury and illness prevention & provides the following programs and services:
? Biological Safety ? Chemical Safety ? Emergency Procedures ? Fire Protection ? Hazardous Material (HazMat) Management ? HazMat Shipping Guidance ? Occupational Safety ? Ergonomics; ? Radiation Safety ? Laser Safety ? Regulated Waste Management ? UNHCEMS?

Resources available to undergraduates, graduate students, and alumni. We publicize major national fellowships like Rhodes, Fulbright, National Science Foundation Graduate Fellowships, etc. and support students in the application process. We are always looking for faculty to refer promising? students to our office.

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Conant Hall, Room 118A,

(603) 862-0733

PACS is committed to serving UNH’s diverse campus community by providing students with support and education for their personal and academic success through confidential counseling, psychiatric consultation,??outreach and prevention services. PACS also provides consultation for faculty and staff. We are available to consult regarding students of concern, and crisis counseling and urgent consultation is available 24/7 by calling 603-862-2090. Outside of PACS hours crisis counseling and urgent consultation is provided by licensed mental health counselors via Protocall. PACS is also available to provide workshops on mental health literacy, suicide prevention (QPR) and PACS services overviews to your class. To arrange a workshop or presentation email PACS or use the program request form on the Outreach section of the PACS website.

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Main Phone: (603) 862-2090 Email: pacs@unh.edu

Mark Milutinovich,
Sr. Director

Lynette Hentges,
Sr. Associate

Michael Thompson,
Sr. Associate

Maria Emanuel,
Affiliate Associate Professor

Ruth Davis,
Program Assistant

Residential Life
We encourage you to call should you have a concern about a student that you want to share, of if you hear about something that took place in the halls that you think we should be aware of. We can always check in on students. We also love to involve faculty in our communities that are Residential Learning Communities. Check these out through the link below and let us know if you want to get involved.

Ruth Abelmann,
Director
(603) 862-2268

We are a 24/7 crisis center available for UNH students, faculty, and staff members. We provide?free and confidential services to survivors of Interpersonal Violence (sexual violence, relationship abuse, sexual harassment, childhood abuse, and stalking) as well as their allies.We also provide prevention education, outreach, and trainings on the above topics as well as on consent, bystander intervention, and healthy relationships to the greater University community.?

Located on Durham campus in Wolf House (next to Health & Wellness)
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Student Accessibility Services (SAS) provides services to UNH students who have permanent or temporary disabilities, including students with physical or learning disabilities and students with health issues (mental or physical) which impact their UNH experience.?We seek to create a welcoming, universally accessible environment where?all?students are able to participate in the myriad aspects of the UNH experience.

SAS is charged with collecting appropriate disability-related documentation and identifying academic accommodations for eligible students with disabilities. Collaboration with faculty is often necessary, and important, in discussing what may be reasonable in a particular situation.

Scott Lapinski,
Director

SAS.office@unh.edu

Smith Hall Rm 201

(603) 862-2607

The Study Away USA office handles a few of UNH’s domestic study away experiences for undergraduate students:? National Student Exchange, The Washington Center internship program in Washington DC, and the NHCUC in-state student exchange.? We’re eager to coordinate with faculty to find experiences for your students that fit seamlessly into your curriculum or research agenda.

Ms. Paula DiNardo,
Coordinator

Hood House, Rm 111
(on Main Street between the MUB & Hamilton Smith Halls)

National Student Exchange

Washington Center Internship

Sustainability Institute
Sustainability at UNH is a university-wide endeavor.?We're all stewards of sustainability through our collective action.?We can balance the values of environmental stewardship, social responsibility, and economic vitality to meet our present needs and ensure the ability of future generations will meet their needs. Learn more to engage with UNH's sustainable learning community.

Dr. Fiona Wilson,
Deputy Chief Sustainability Officer Director, Sustainability Institute

Affiliate Faculty, Paul College

(617) 953-1670

UNH Information Technology?delivers network and communications infrastructure, as well as provides IT?services that support students, faculty & staff with learning & research.?

• To learn about our services - visit the?UNH IT Service Catalog
• To use our services - visit the?Self-Help?Knowledge Base
• Assistance w/Teaching and Learning Technologies - visit the Academic Technology Resource

Call us at:? (603) 862-4242 for all things technology related

Walk-up support is also available at the Help Desk located in Dimond Library

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From campus parking to the transit services that connect UNH with the surrounding communities, Transportation Services is committed to operational excellence and providing reliable service that maintains a safe environment for travelers.

Obtain your UNH Parking Permit at Parking & Transit Center (application form is available online via BOX) Please present employment documentation when you arrive.

Marc Laliberte,
Program Specialist

Parking & Transit Center (located next to A Lot)

Media Space
Channel Videos:

Covers - Transportation? & Parking; Transit Options; Parking Permit Use & Renewal and Bike Racks on Buses

UNHInnovation is your campus partner for all things related to employee-developed intellectual property (including IP brought to UNH from a previous institution), UNH’s corporate engagement with industry, and student-focused entrepreneurship.
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UNHI advocates for and manages the transfer of UNH-derived ideas to the public to maximize their social and economic impact. We protect, promote, and manage UNH's innovations, support start-up companies based on UNH’s intellectual property, and develop new opportunities for university and industry collaboration.

unh.innovation@unh.edu
(603) 862-4125

located on the Durham campus in Madbury Commons at?21 Madbury Road, Ste. 101

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