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UNH professor discusses student job placement after graduation

UNH professor discusses student job placement after graduation

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Eyewitness News Extra: UNH professor discusses student job placement after graduation

As animal cruelty cases rise in CT, UNH professor is creating new way forensic science can be used

As animal cruelty cases rise in CT, UNH professor is creating new way forensic science can be used

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Accounting, M.S. - PAUL, UNH

Accounting, M.S. - PAUL, UNH

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Public Administration, M.P.A. - COLA, UNH

Public Administration, M.P.A. - COLA, UNH

UNH Professor: climate change threatening Maine winter sports season

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UNH law professor calls into question legality of deploying National Guard, Marines to California

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Economics, M.S. - PAUL, UNH

Business Administration: Information Systems and Business Analytics, B.S. - PAUL, UNH

UNH reviews diversity, equity policies in light of new state ban

Q&A: UNH professor discusses legacy of Pope Francis

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Each year, UNH selects a small number of its outstanding faculty for special recognition of their achievements in teaching, scholarship and service. Awards for Excellence in Teaching are given in each college and school, and university-wide awards recognize public service, research, teaching and engagement. This year, UNH College of Liberal Arts Professor Judy Sharkey is the recipient of the 2016 Excellence in International Engagement Award. | University of New Hampshire

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When did the UNH ginkgo tree lose its leaves this year? Professor of natural resources Serita Frey is back with an update on UNH’s beloved James Hall ginkgo tree, which dropped its leaves Sunday, November 16 this year. That’s the latest date ever, and four days later than the previous record in 2023. In northern latitudes, leaf drop is triggered by a hard frost, which is happening later and later each year. Fun fact: Ginkgo trees are living fossils, with lineage that goes back 200 million years.

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UNH professor developing new way forensic science can be used in animal cruelty cases

The iconic moose, driver of hunting and tourism economies in New Hampshire's North Country, is in decline due to a tiny tick that infests them by the tens of thousands. UNH professor Pete Pekins from UNH College of Life Sciences and Agriculture leads a team of undergraduate and graduate students as they track radio-collared moose and their calves to chart their survival. | University of New Hampshire

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He picks the music, but don’t call him a DJ. Professor Peter Urquhart has been the UNH carillonneur for about 16 years, setting the tunes that accompany us as we cross campus each day. 🎶 Full story: unh.me/9JAC306Z2hM | University of New Hampshire

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Barry Fussell won the Jean Brierley Award for Excellence in Teaching in 2014. He is a Mechanical Engineering professor with UNH Engineering & Physical Sciences. | University of New Hampshire

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UNH researchers have been breeding cucurbits — pumpkins, squash, and melons — for more than 40 years. That jack-o’-lantern on your doorstep likely got its start at UNH! 🎃 Chris Hernandez, assistant professor of plant breeding, continues the long-standing work of the late Brent Loy, whose research resulted in more than 100 new varieties of squash, pumpkins, gourds and melons sold in seed catalogs around the world. Loy is responsible for more than 50 exclusive licenses held by UNH. Royalties have

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In honor of Brain Injury Awareness Month, we’re spotlighting our neuropsychology program. Meet neuropsych major Julianne Smith ‘25, who’s preparing for her future through hands-on research in clinical child psychology, sensory perception and motion-induced blindness. Watch her story: | UNH Manchester

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Sound and the Seafloor: A Story about Shifting Sediments

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UNH professor discusses Ukraine and Iran warfare connections

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UNH professor discusses Iran war negotiations

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UNH professor discusses student job placement after graduation

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UNH Campus Tour

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University of New Hampshire ︱ UNH on Instagram: "UNH researchers have been breeding cucurbits — pumpkins, squash, and melons — for more than 40 years. That jack-o’-lantern on your doorstep likely got its start at UNH! 🎃 Chris Hernandez, assistant professor of plant breeding, continues the long-standing work of the late Brent Loy, whose research resulted in more than 100 new varieties of squash, pumpkins, gourds and melons sold in seed catalogs around the world. Loy is responsible for more than

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UNH Tour Guide Virtual Tour

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