A Study Abroad Journey of Discovery

“Living in Shanghai, a shining, metropolitan city, growing at breakneck speed, gave me the unique experience to see life in modern China,” reports Allie Ginwala '14.

Florence Reed '90 Receives the 2012 Sargent Shriver Award for Distinguished Humanitarian Service

This award is given to a Returned Peace Corps Volunteer who continues to make a sustained and distinguished contribution to humanitarian causes at home or abroad or is an innovative social entrepreneur whose actions will bring about significant long-term change.

Amnesty International, International Affairs & Life in the U.S. Capital

Hannah Waller '15 is interning with the Crisis Prevention and Response team at Amnesty International USA.

Medical Mission to Honduras

In February, the New Hampshire Mission Team travelled to Honduras to provide medical aid to underdeveloped communities.

What's There to Lose?
Lisa Tiemann Conducts Ugandan Cropland Fertility Study

Lisa Tiemann received a prestigious three-year fellowship through the National Science Foundation’s Science, Engineering, and Education for Sustainability program.

IA Alumni Around the World

Faculty Travel Reports

CIE travel grants enable UNH faculty to pursue their professional endeavors all over the world. Topics included physical education teacher research with regard to students with autism spectrum disorders, the Italian Food: Fact and Fiction conference, and exploring NGOs in Thailand for partnership with UNH programs/students. Recipients include:

Spring 2013 New Hampshire International Seminar
International Arts

Through NHIS, CIE spotlights international research to encourage a campus-wide conversation on current international issues. Lectures for spring semester include Theater Design and Singaporean Storytelling, Toxic Tables: Food and Eating in Italian Camorra Films, and coming up on April 18, Brazilian Portuguese Diction in Classical Singing.