New Presentations
Sarah Stitzlein
From "That's so gay!" to "You run like a girl!": The Power of Language in Harming Others
This presentation is especially well suited for school children, as it tackles many of the phrases and slurs heard commonly in schools today. It begins by discussing how powerful people use language, especially in ways that threaten or harm people from traditionally oppressed groups. It follows several examples... (read more)
Cooperative Extension
Asian Longhorned Beetle - You Can Help Stop the Spread!
Learn about this serious invader at our doorstep. If the Asian Longhorned Beetle becomes established in NH, we potentially will suffer millions of dollars in losses by the forest, maple syrup, landscape and nursery industry. Learn how to identify the beetle and damage symptoms. (read more)
Richard French
Pathology is the “Study of Disease”. The objective of this program is to present the audience with a variety of “gross” pathologic tissues incorporating different organ systems, diseases and disease mechanisms. A discussion of the disease and gross tissues will ensue. (read more)
Influenza in you, your pets and food animals
Influenza, commonly referred to as the flu, is an infectious disease caused by a virus of the family Orthomyxoviridae (the influenza viruses), that affects birds and mammals. The name influenza is Italian and means "influence". The disease certainly does influence the body and the world. (read more)
UNH Cooperative Extension
NH's Wildlife Habitats in Greatest Need of Conservation
The New Hampshire landscape is rich with habitats for fish and wildlife -- from granite peaks, forests, and wetlands to grasslands, coastal islands, and nearly a thousand lakes and ponds. (read more)
Drew Conroy
Tanzania - The Maasai and A Changing World
The Maasai of Tanzania and Kenya are well known for their herding and livestock. However, in some areas the land squeeze is changing the way the Maasai live on the land, and the wildlife they share the land with. (read more)
Holly Cashman
The Linguistic Landscape of Spanish in New England and New Hampshire
This is a multimedia presentation detailing the changing demographics of the Spanish-speaking population of New England and New Hampshire from a sociolinguistic perspective. (read more)
Henry Smith
Life in Paris - Pictures and Stories
This presentation is a collection of images and stories Professor Smith has collected over his many years of ongoing travel to French soil. Informative and entertaining...(read more)
Michael Ferber
A Powerpoint show with the “illuminated poems” of William Blake (1757-1827), the radical Christian visionary poet and engraver. (read more)
Other presenations by Michael Ferber
Monica Chiu
Asian Americans in New England: Culture and Community
This presentation, based on Chiu's book of the same name, explores 19th century Chinese American friendship albums, Japanese American acrobats, the 20th century influence of Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts on regional and national Asian arts collections, contemporary Vietnamese American community art, and the construction of Asian Indians and religion in New England, among other topics. (read more)