Campus News

Angela Mastrogiacomo '10 has always dreamed of a career fueled by passion and creativity—so she decided to make her dream job herself. The communication arts graduate has turned her love for music into her life’s work, running her own music public relations firm and managing her self-launched music blog. Read More

Faculty Friday introduces you to some of UNH Manchester’s exceptional professors and lecturers. This week’s feature is Dr. Alison Paglia, associate professor of psychology. Read More

The faculty in UNH Manchester’s Psychology and Neuropsychology programs—who have published more than 20 journal articles over the past few years between the four of them—not only offer students the opportunity to do hands on, real-world research as undergraduates, but also encourage them to get that work out into the scientific community. Read More

With only 50 days until graduation, the Career and Professional Success (CaPS) team wants to make sure all students are prepared for what comes next. Here are 50 reasons to stop by the CaPS office. Read More

Faculty Friday introduces you to some of UNH Manchester’s exceptional professors and lecturers. This week’s feature is Dr. Todd Bohan, adjunct professor of economics. Read More

After starting her college career at the University of Missouri, Alysse Winkelmann '21 transferred to UNH Manchester to pursue a degree in neuropsychology. The sophomore dreams of a career in neurological disorder research or child therapy—but for now, she's sharing her passion for science with elementary school children in the UNH STEM Discovery Lab. Read More

Sinehan Kerman ’14, ‘18G has had a full-circle relationship with UNH Manchester. After earning her bachelor’s degree in business, Kerman worked as an admissions counselor for three years. Now, the MBA grad teaches business and marketing courses at the college in addition to her full-time role as digital marketing manager at J2 Interactive. Read More

As part of an effort to encourage more young women to choose careers in technology, the National Center for Women & Information Technology (NCWIT) and University of New Hampshire at Manchester will recognize 41 high school students, a college student and two educators for their accomplishments and aspirations in computing and technology. Read More

Ryan Buchanan ’18 is a fifth-generation service member and a first-generation college graduate—and now, the business graduate is giving back to his community in his first term as a New Hampshire State Representative. Read More

The University of New Hampshire at Manchester is pleased to announce Geneia President Heather Lavoie will deliver the keynote address at the college's 34th annual commencement ceremony on May 16, 2019. Read More