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Apr 30, 2013
Age and Lifecycle Patterns Driving U.S. Migration Shifts
Migration—people moving between locations—is now driving much of the demographic change occurring in the United States. In this brief, authors Kenneth Johnson, Richelle Winkler, and Luke Rogers of UNH's Carsey Institute share new research on age-related migration patterns to provide a fuller understanding of the complex patterns of demographic change in the United States. Read moreApr 08, 2013
UNH Cooperative Extension Hosts Discussion on Food Safety and the Food System on April 10
A panel of representatives from across the food system will discuss food safety issues and needs affecting each sector on April 10 from 12:30 to 2:00 p.m. in the MUB, room 338/340.The panelists, and the food system sectors they represent, are: Read more
Apr 08, 2013
Documentary Based on UNH Historian’s Book about JFK’s Assassination to Be Featured on TLC in November
The book “Letters to Jackie: Condolences From a Grieving Nation” by Ellen Fitzpatrick, professor of history, will be made into a major documentary film that will debut as an exclusive television event on TLC this fall in honor of the 50th anniversary of the president’s assassination.Full article Read more
Apr 08, 2013
UNH Researchers and Students Involved as NH-INBRE Boosts Biomedical Research Statewide
This three-part series profiles UNH faculty and students who are involved in NH-INBRE—the New Hampshire IDeA Network of Biomedical Research Excellence—a program that aims to increase the state’s research capacity and the scientific knowledge of its workforce. Supported by a $15.4 million award from the National Institutes of Health, NH-INBRE is a coalition led by Dartmouth College, which... Read more- Next Posts
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Apr 30, 2013
Original Composition Dedicated to Families of Newtown, CT, Will Premier to Public on May 5
When the UNH Concert Choir premieres a new arrangement of “The Sleeping of a Child” by UNH music Professor David Ripley on Sunday, May 5, 2013, it will be dedicated to the families of Newtown, Conn., and the national effort to lessen gun violence in American society.Originally for solo, unaccompanied voice, it is now arranged for five-part chorus, solo soprano, baritone, and harp. The choir will... Read morePosted in: Health, Behavioral & Social Sciences, Humanities & the Arts, Research Development & Communications, Research Spotlight
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