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> “As part of my Ph.D., I’m looking at soil frost using ground penetrating radar as flown from a UAS (drone).” Tim Hoheneder is a civil and environmental engineering Ph.D. student studying winter and cold climate processes with a UAS antenna. Tim says soil frost measures how deep the ground is frozen and can control several hydrological and biological processes between the winter and spring seasons. To prepare for the colder months, Tim learns to fly the drones at UNH’s Thompson Farm. “UAS-flown GPR provides a considerable advantage, allowing us to collect spatially continuous measurements of soil frost and not disturb the snowpack when conducting measurements.”
> “At the end of the day, the essence of public policy is: ‘How can we make better decisions using public resources, and how can we use those resources to improve the most number of people’s lives?’” Public policy master’s student Av Harris began his MPP graduate program 24 years after receiving his UNH undergraduate degree. After a full career in journalism & state government, AV has returned to the UNH community—working towards his masters with an aspiration to enhance communities’ standard of living & lessen economic disparity. For Av, Carsey’s quality education, the supportive & accomplished faculty, and his fellowship working with the New Hampshire Youth Retention Initiative are some of the top highlights of the MPP program. These resources give Av the opportunity to apply his education in real-world settings—so he’ll be ready to hit the ground-running as soon as he graduates. Whether you’re an established professional like Av or an emerging leader, you can structure your MPP education around your unique goals. Learn about @carseyschoolunh’s Master in Public Policy program with the link in our bio.
> “Being immersed in a foreign culture opened my eyes to not only how businesses in other countries may conduct business differently than in America, but it also made me realize the many cultural/social differences as well. There are so many facets to international business I am now aware of, and experiencing them firsthand was an amazing experience.” Last month, Paul College’s MBA students went international with a trip to Portugal! 🇵🇹 Over the span of nine days, students engaged in business experiential learning and Portuguese cultural immersion—made complete with presentations from Portugal’s top business & economic hubs and travel excursions to Portugal’s historic and culturally-rich spots. Check out what students were up to! First stop – Lisbon. Known affectionately as “Europe’s San Francisco,” MBA students spent 4 days in Lisbon visiting various business professionals and industries, with visits to historic sites along the way. Notable meetings included a presentation from the US Embassy, meeting the creative and technological marketing agency WYgroup, and learning about innovative trends in education from the United Lisbon Education Hub. Site visits included touring Jerónimos Monastery, strolling through Lello Library (credited as Europe’s most beautiful bookstore) and catching the breeze at Cabo de Roca—the most western point of continental Europe. Students then ventured 200 miles north to Porto, where visitations focused on the Portuguese economy and economic relations between Portugal/U.S. Seminars included meeting the administration of Sogrape Vinhos Group—a top port wine seller in Porto—and visiting the Sogrape Vila wine cellar. Students also expanded their knowledge of international supply chain management with a group tour at Mariano, one of Portugal’s esteemed, traditional footwear companies. Finally, after visiting Aveiro, or the “Venice of Portugal,” students celebrated the end of a successful trip with a final farewell dinner—featuring traditional Portuguese specialties and famous Portuguese wine. Many thanks to all representatives and faculty for making this year’s trip a success! Until next time, Portugal 👋
> “Every penny counts and every penny will go to support students overall educational experience.” Dean Cari Moorhead shares how your donation will support our students research and professional development programs. We thank those who have already donated and hope others will consider giving by April 6, the end of our annual fundraiser. Donate at link in bio!
> “I just want to help the kids, who really want the best for themselves in my community.” For student-athlete Nazim Moore Derry, a Carsey School’s Master in Community Development provides the opportunity to learn from seasoned practitioners in community engagement, sustainable development and social organizing. Hoping to return home to help his community with his masters degree, Nazim has the skills to make an impact in a myriad of careers. Learn more about @carseyschoolunh’s MCD program with the link in our bio.
> @carseyschoolunh Master's in Public Policy student Av Harris describes the opportunities presented by Carsey’s fellowship program and the advantages that come with accepting one, including a stipend of up to $6,500 per semester! Want to learn more about the MPP program and it's advantages? Hear from Av this Friday at 12pm during an online info session! Register with the link in our bio.
> ❄️It's December 1st and that means that winter is coming❄️ Planning on visiting our beautiful campus this month? Make sure to plan ahead and check out our visit option (link in bio). Our last guided tours of 2023 end on Monday, December 11th. Can't make it campus before then? Make sure to check out our virtual tours, self-guide explorations, and driving tours. #ThisIsUNH #WinterIsComing #CollegeTours #CollegeAdmissions #NewEngland
> A winter afternoon at the UNH Horse Barn 🧲
> Alana Pettaway ‘22, a mechanical engineering major, discusses her favorite experiences @uofnh and offers advice for those considering UNH. You can watch the entire playlist of our Meet a Wildcat Video Series by clicking in the link in our bio. #thisisUNH
> An array of our students work directly with companies and municipalities on their senior capstone projects, including this CNC machine project. Two of its members, Nate McCarvill and Collin Edminster, will work at the company following graduation. #thisisunh
> Are you happy to see the snow?
> Are you looking for a school where you'll belong? Wildcat Country is waiting for you. Start to see yourself as a @UNHStudent and begin to discover new experiences this fall. Apply by 2/1🐾 #ThisIsUNH #Community #IBelieveInUNH #CollegeAdmissions #ApplyNow
> As an ocean engineering Ph.D. student, Hannah Arnholt mentors undergraduate students through their research in undersea robotics. Hannah spends most of her time in the Chase Ocean Engineering Laboratory, a UNH facility where students can deploy sensors and assess autonomous vehicles in an engineering test tank. One project they are working on is the “Krill,” an unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV) given to the ocean engineering department from the Naval Undersea Warfare Center Keyport to conduct research on.
> Be sure to soak in a sunbeam at one of our excellent outdoor study spots today 🌞
> Being a COLSA student is about balance ⚖️
> Castine Bernardy is a civil and environmental engineering Ph.D. student researching surface UV and blue light disinfection following the COVID-19 pandemic. Castine says most of the UV research currently done is on water, and there is little research on surface disinfection. “This work is really important and really exciting for the industry because it helps to build a body of knowledge needed to create surface disinfection regulations.”
> CEPS Day is this Thursday… will you be there? 🎉 Want free food and a chance to learn about CEPS student orgs? All while meeting new people and hanging out in the sun? Come to CEPS Day from 12:30-2:00 in the Kingsbury Courtyard on August 31st! #unhceps #UNHstudents #thisisunh #unhwildcats
> CEPS Day was the perfect way to celebrate the start of the academic year, enjoy a cookout and make so many connections amongst our community. Thank you to all those that participated #thisisunh
> CEPS Day was the perfect way to celebrate the start of the academic year, enjoy a cookout and make so many connections amongst our community. Thank you to all those that participated #thisisunh

CEPS Day was the perfect way to celebrate the start of the academic year, enjoy a cookout and make so many connections amongst our community. Thank you to all those that participated #thisisunh