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Craig and Linda Rydin Receive 2024 Hubbard Award

Craig and Linda Rydin Receive 2024 Hubbard Award

Craig and Linda Rydin both arrived at UNH as first-year students, making the adjustment to life on a college campus from the small industrial city of Berlin in northern New Hampshire. They thrived through that transition, and their UNH experiences opened doors that would likely not have been... Read More

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