The measures designed to keep you safe at UNH Manchester include:

• Optional face covering while in the building
• Voluntary testing for students, faculty and staff on campus (details in the accordion above)
• Continued hygiene and sanitation measures

If you test positive, you must upload your positive test to UNH Health & Wellness so they may contact you regarding isolation timing and masking requirements.

Everyone who tests positive must isolate for five days and wear an N95 or equivalent mask for 10 days. As per CDC recommendations, you may end isolation on day 5 but must continue to wear a mask until day 11. 

• Day 0 is the day of onset of symptoms or the date the test was performed, if you have no symptoms.
• Day 1 is the first full day after your symptoms started, or the first full day after you were tested. 

If on day 5 you take a rapid test and are negative, you may take another rapid test on day 7 and, if negative, end your required masking. If you had symptoms, you can end isolation if your symptoms are improving and you are fever-free for 24 hours without the use of fever reducing medication. Those who continue to have significant symptoms and/or still test positive via a rapid test are expected to continue isolation through day 10.

If you did not have symptoms when you tested positive, and you then develop symptoms within 10 days from when you were tested, then you reset to day 0 on the day that symptoms onset.

For advising appointments, contact unhm.advising@unh.edu or call (603) 641-4170. For career services, schedule an appointment via Handshake, or contact unhm.career@unh.edu.

If you will not be on campus this semester and would like a student ID, send a photo of yourself using the following guidelines to unhm.it@unh.edu. Save the photo in JPG format and name the file using your legal LastName,FirstName (i.e., Doe,Jane.jpg). Please use these guidelines when taking your photo:

1. Use a plain, light background.
2. Crop slightly above the head to middle of chest.
3. Must be a color photo.
4. Do not wear sunglasses or a hat.
5. Position directly facing the camera.
6. Eyes open and look at the camera.
7. Senior Portraits generally don’t meet the criteria.

Once your photo is submitted, UNH Manchester will print your student ID and coordinate with the UNH Security team to distribute it to you.

• Academic Advising: Schedule an appointment through myWildcatSuccess or email unhm.advising@unh.edu.
• Admissions: Email unhm.admissions@unh.edu or call (603) 641-4150.
• Business Office/Billing: Email unhm.businessoffice@unh.edu. For student accounts, call (603) 641-4137
• Career and Professional Success: Schedule an appointment via Handshake, or contact unhm.career@unh.edu for any questions.
• Center for Academic Enrichment: Email unhm.cae@unh.edu or call (603) 641-4113.
• Dean’s Office: Email unhm.dean@unh.edu.
• Financial Aid: Email unhm.fa@unh.edu or call (603) 641-4189.
• Food Insecurity: If you are concerned about food for yourself or your family during this time, please Lisa Enright, director of student engagement.
• Graduate School at Manchester: Email unhm.gradcenter@unh.edu or call (603) 641-4313.
• Housing: Contact Keriann McDonough, coordinator of student involvement and orientation.
• Information Technology: Call (603) 641-HELP or submit a ticket online.
• Library: Email unhm.library@unh.edu or call (603) 641-4173.
• Mental Health Services: Students can schedule free mental health appointments by emailing unhm.advising@unh.edu. Sessions must be scheduled in advance – there will be no walk-in availability. Additional mental health support:
  
  • Get support for a mental health or substance misuse crisis by contacting the Manchester Mobile Crisis Response Team 24/7 at (800) 688-3544. Mobile Crisis Response sends mental health clinicians, peer support and recovery coaches directly to those in need.
  • Crisis Text Line offers free, 24/7 support for those in crisis. Text HOME to 741741 from anywhere in the U.S. to text with a Crisis Counselor, volunteers who are trained to support people in crisis. It usually takes less than five minutes to connect you with a trained Crisis Counselor.
  • The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline provides 24/7, free and confidential support via phone or chat for people in distress as well as resources for you or your loved ones and best practices for professionals. Call (800) 273-TALK (8255).
• Registration: Email unhm.registration@unh.edu or call (603) 641-4136.
• Security: Email unhm.security@unh.edu or call (603) 641-4124.
• Student Engagement: Email unhm.studentengagement@unh.edu.

Yes, the library will be open. Textbooks on Reserve, laptops, charging cables and all other materials are available for checkout. Books and DVDs can be requested through our catalog or you can browse the shelves yourself. As always, you still have access to the library’s extensive online resources, which include more than 200 online databases and tens of thousands of online journals and e-books. Librarians are available to help you navigate these resources either in person or virtually.

This is a stressful time for many, so we’ve worked with Mental Health Center of Greater Manchester (MHCGM) to continue offering mental health services. Email unhm.advising@unh.edu for more information and to schedule your appointment.

Additional mental health support:

• Get support for a mental health or substance misuse crisis by contacting the Manchester Mobile Crisis Response Team 24/7 at (800) 688-3544. Mobile Crisis Response sends mental health clinicians, peer support and recovery coaches directly to those in need.
• Crisis Text Line offers free, 24/7 support for those in crisis. Text HOME to 741741 from anywhere in the U.S. to text with a Crisis Counselor, volunteers who are trained to support people in crisis. It usually takes less than five minutes to connect you with a trained Crisis Counselor.
• The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline provides 24/7, free and confidential support via phone or chat for people in distress as well as resources for you or your loved ones and best practices for professionals. Call (800) 273-TALK (8255).

We've compiled the resources below to help those experiencing unexpected financial hardships caused by challenges with the COVID-19 pandemic. 

COVID-19 Assistance Information and Resources

• United Way 211 resource
• Southern New Hampshire Community Resource 

 
Food Assistance

• New Hampshire Food Pantry Listings 

• Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Benefits - Students may be eligible to receive SNAP benefits as a result of COVID. Contact Regional SNAP coordinator- Jennifer  jlenox@nhfoodbank.org for additional information and assistance. 
• The Granite YMCA in Downtown Manchester - The Granite YMCA is Downtown Manchester is providing meals for families and UNH Manchester students whether or not they have children. 

 
Unemployment and Financial Resources

• New Hampshire Unemployment Security
• NH Easy Gateway allows New Hampshire residents to set up an account to apply for cash, medical, SNAP, child care and other financial assistance.
• FNAF Benefits provides cash assistance to families with dependent children.
• Restaurant Workers
• Your Money: A Hub for Help During the Coronavirus Crisis
• Hospitality Industry: A call center as been set up for hospitality workers who were laid off due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Text HELP ME to 619-313-5235.
• New Hampshire Fuel Assistance
• Eligible students can apply for CARES Act funding

• UNH Student Emergency Financial Assistance Fund

• Coronavirus and Forbearance Info for Students, Borrowers, and Parents

• Pell eligible students qualify for reduced internet costs

If you have additional questions or are concerns about financial hardship during this time, please contact Financial Aid at unhm.fa@unh.edu or 603-641-4189.

The New Hampshire Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence’s 13 Coalition member programs are still available 24/7 to provide support and safety. Survivors of domestic and sexual violence are under increased pressure and danger during this time and we want them to know they are never alone: NHCADSV Not Alone Video

Other resources:

• UsafeUS app (link to our link on the UNH Manchester Security webpage
• Local Coalition domestic and sexual violence member programs.
• Resources specific to New Hampshire survivors during the COVID-19 crisis
• Coalition website

CONFIDENTIAL STATEWIDE HELPLINES

• 24-hour Domestic Violence Helpline: 1-866-644-3574
• 24-hour Sexual Assault Hotline: 1-800-277-5570
• Chat and text support services are available at some member programs, and more are beginning to offer these services. Visit your local program to learn more. 

UNH Manchester and UNH Downtown Commons residence hall are official stops for the Green DASH, a free shuttle that runs on weekdays to ease congestion and parking around the Millyard and downtown Manchester. The Green DASH route begins at Veterans Park, with designated stops at UNH Downtown Commons, Rines Center, UNH Manchester and Market Basket. All other stops along the route operate on a flag system—the driver will only stop if there are passengers waiting to be picked up or if someone pulls the “stop” rope aboard the bus. The bus is wheelchair accessible and equipped with bicycle racks. The schedule and route map is below, online and available in hard-copy at the UNH Manchester security desk.

Disposable masks are available at the security desk on an as-needed basis. Additional PPE is available upon request by emailing covid_unhm@unh.edu.

Testing is voluntary for all community members, however, it is highly encouraged for those who are unvaccinated and/or immunocompromised. Rapid tests are available at the security desk.

Fully vaccinated? Upload proof using the confidential Health & Wellness portal.

Please contact IT at (603) 641-HELP or submit a ticket online.

Disposable masks are available at the security desk on an as-needed basis. Additional PPE is available upon request by emailing covid_unhm@unh.edu.