The following students have earned their place on UNH Manchester's Dean's List because of their outstanding academic performance during the Fall 2012 semester.

Students in the Communication Arts program manage to marry words with pictures, cutting-edge technology, and art as students choose one of three suggested areas of study: Media and Cinema Arts, News and Public Relations, and Relational Communication.

In this economy where the jobs are sparse and the market competitive, it's almost expected that college students will graduate with some sort of hands on, practical experience. At UNH Manchester, Internship Coordinator Barbara Wirth dedicates her time to not only helping students find the right internship fit, but searches for companies to participate that will give students that extra competitive edge.

Professor Michael Jonas wrote a paper titled “Teaching introductory programming using multiplayer board game strategies in Greenfoot” which was accepted into the 18th Annual Conference of the Northeast region of the Consortium for Computing Sciences in Colleges.

Mihaela Sabin, associate professor and coordinator of the Computing Technology Program, had a paper entitled "Scaling a Framework for Client-Driven Open Source Software Projects: A Report from Three Schools" accepted at the 18th Annual Conference of the Northeast Region of the Consortium for Computing Sciences in Colleges.

Jeremiah Johnson, lecturer of mathematics, had his essay titled “The Number of Group Homomorphisms from D_m into D_n” accepted for publication into the May 2013 issue of the College Mathematics Journal.

Two students from UNH’s campus in Manchester will be traveling to Honduras in February 2013 with the Honduras Mission Team of New Hampshire. Twenty-nine men and women will provide support for villagers in school and medical clinics.

The following students completed their academic degree programs at the University of New Hampshire’s campus in Manchester in December 2012. The list includes the student name, degree, major and honor status.

Being organized, outgoing, a great communicator and knowing the value of community are nice qualities to have in life. In business they are essential. In business, they make or break deals and mean all the difference between a yes and a no.

International Human Rights (PS 651) is a new course being offered at UNH’s campus in Manchester this spring. The course will explore such questions as the ethicality of torture.