Two UNH graduate students recently earned the Graduate Public Engagement and Outreach Award for their research that supports statewide initiatives for Granite State youth. ? ? ?

From an educational journey that took her across the country and back, to work as an inpatient dietitian, oncology dietitian, and boundary-pushing telehealth clinician, Jennifer Chadbourne has had a range of meaningful and high-impact experiences as she has worked to achieve her goal of supporting human health and disease management through food and nutrition.

With an $8 million award from the National Science Foundation, UNH will lead an initaitve to boost the state's science and technology innovation.

The Aulbani J. Beauregard Center for Equity, Justice, and Freedom held its second annual Celebration of Achievement and Excellence on May 8, 2024.

Twenty UNH students had the opportunity to?rub elbows with international ambassadors and gain hands-on practice in political diplomacy during a trip to New York City for the National Model UN Conference this spring.

When Michelle Lemos enrolled in UNH’s online Master of Business Administration (MBA) program in the spring of 2020, she meticulously planned her academic journey, aiming for a May 2024 graduation.

A team specializing in engineering and business earned?the $15,000 grand prize at the 36th Paul J. Holloway Prize Innovation to Market Competition.?

Drift-RMT emerged victorious following an impressive final round on May 8, where six teams of student entrepreneurs from across?the University System of New Hampshire (USNH) pitched their business plans to a panel of esteemed alums and industry-leading judges. ?

Iago Hale, associate professor of specialty crop improvement, has been named UNH’s 2024 J. Brent Loy Innovator of the Year, recognizing his pioneering work in the kiwiberry research and breeding program. The Innovator of the Year award, presented annually by UNHInnovation, celebrates the commercialization of innovative ideas originating from UNH research that have substantial social and economic impact.

UNH Professor Emeritus of Environmental Science William H. McDowell was recently named a 2024 Fellow of the international Society for Freshwater Science (SFS) for his research contributions to aquatic science. McDowell, whose teaching and research career spans more than four decades, serves as the director of the New Hampshire Water Resources Research Center.

Elizabeth Chilton, who has been named the 21st president of UNH, delivers a message to the entire university community ahead of her arrival July 1, 2024.