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UNH Scientists Uncover Lost Maya Ruins – From Space Remains of the ancient Maya culture, mysteriously destroyed at the height of its reign in the ninth century, have been hidden in the rainforests of Central America for more than 1,000 years. Now, NASA and University of New Hampshire scientists are using space- and aircraft-based "remote-sensing" technology to uncover those ruins, using the chemical signature of the civilization's ancient building materials. More >>> (02-22-06) |
Gale B. Carey,
Jean Brierly Award for Excellence in Teaching Campus
Journal is pleased to feature UNH's 2005 Faculty Excellence winner
profiles this spring. This week's profile is Gale B. Carey.
In silence is born our capacity to wonder, and from this, to experience "moments
of awe, of creativity, of deep understanding." This is the message
Gale Carey delivers to 700 honors students gathered in the Whittemore
Center for the 2005 Honors Convocation. More
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USNH
Receives Positive Ratings for Planned $145 Million Construction and
Renovation of Student Housing Facilities
The independent rating agencies of Standard & Poor’s and Moody’s affirmed their A+ and A1 ratings of the University System of New Hampshire in anticipation of the March issuance of $145 million in bonds through the New Hampshire Health and Educational Facilities Authority. The proceeds from the sale of the 2006 bonds will be used for construction and renovation of student housing facilities at UNH, Plymouth State University, and Keene State College. More >>> (02-22-06) |
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Look for Durham-UNH Rail Station for the New Year
As a part of the new start to 2006, UNH students will be noticing some changes in the Durham-UNH Rail Station. More >>> (02-22-06) |
Photo Gallery: The Governor on Globalization
New Hampshire Gov. John Lynch joined Ross Gittell, James R. Carter Professor and professor of
management, recently to discuss the opportunities and challenges of globalization in the state
and for UNH students. Drawing a diverse audience of about 150 students, faculty, USNH trustees
and community members, “Globalization and What it Means for the New Hampshire Economy” was part
of a year-long program about globalization, "University Dialogue: Where in the World is UNH?"
(Carie Schelfhaudt/Media Relations) More >>>
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Phycologist Studies Seaweeds To Measure Ecosystem Changes With funding from NH Sea Grant, Arthur Mathieson and several colleagues have collected thousands of seaweed samples from 200 sites around Casco Bay. Comparing their findings to Victorian samples, they’ve discovered that the bay’s seaweed community is quite similar to that of the late 1800s, overall. More >>> (02-22-06) |
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Jonathan Culler Discusses Cultural Studies Feb. 24 Jonathan Culler, chair of the English Department at Cornell University and a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, will present “Doing Cultural Studies” Friday, Feb. 24, 2006, from noon-1 p.m. in Hamilton Smith 101. More >>> (02-22-06) |
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Join UHS in Collecting School Supplies for Hurricane Victims and Celebrating Mardi Gras UNH Dining Services has been working with the New Orleans Board of Education to collect donations to help the St. Bernard Unified School, a PK-12 school opened after Hurricane Katrina ravaged the St. Bernard Parish. More >>> (02-22-06) |
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