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Clean Water and Deep Learning in GambiaThis was a fully immersive experience in a culture that I worked to grow and build. 
Musicking on the West Coast of Ireland
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~ Giving back—Changing livesThe Founders Fund for International Affairs was established to enable UNH undergraduate students from any major to expand their interests and career options into the international arena. Consider making a difference.Learn more » |
Faculty Travel ReportsCIE travel grants enable UNH faculty to pursue their professional endeavors around the world.
• Julie Bryce - Italy Fall 2014 NH International Seminar
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~ About CIEThe UNH Center for International Education supports campus-wide internationalization and student, faculty and staff engagement on the international level. Center activities include:• International affairs dual major • Study abroad • Scholarship opportunities • International seminars • Faculty development Learn more » ~ About OISSOISS supports the internationalization goals of the university by serving as the primary resource on immigration compliance matters and by providing services to address the non-academic and transition concerns of students and scholars:• Immigration advising and visa document preparation • In-depth orientation for students and scholars • Work authorization and U.S. permanent residence applications • Educational, social and cultural programming Learn more » |
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