Jody Record ’95
Jody Record ’95's Articles
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The Right Time To Transition
In May, UNH President Mark W. Huddleston announced his plans to retire at the end of the 2017–18 academic year. When he steps down on June 30, 2018, it will be as the longest-serving president in the... -
Tackling Student Hunger
Some 25 percent of UNH students have at a time gone hungry, Alana Davidson ’17 learned when she conducted a survey for a research project. -
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Chasing the Moon
UNH faculty are traveling to what's known as the path of totality to witness the Aug. 21 eclipse. Find out where they're going. -
UNH 85th on College Access Index
The New York Times has ranked UNH 85th on its College Access Index, a guide that rates schools based on their commitment to economic diversity, which the newspaper called "Doing the Most for the... -
Campus Health and Safety Honored
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Introducing the Chairman
John Small, chairman of the USNH board of trustees John W. Small, a '76 UNH graduate and former vice chair of the University System of New Hampshire (USNH) board of trustees, has been unanimously... -
Four Graduates in Four Countries
Four recent graduates of UNH will be abroad this fall studying, teaching and conducting research through the Fulbright U.S. Student Program. -
Payback
Thanh Dinh ’17 had a personal reason for delaying his application to medical school so he could volunteer with City Year, and he offers it up readily: When he needed support, people gave it to him.... -
Faster Than Lightning Research
To know how sediment moves in an estuary, you have to know how the water flows — the tides, the currents. Using computer models to understand that motion can be time-consuming and costly. Which is... -
Payback
Thanh Dinh ’17 had a personal reason for delaying his application to medical school so he could volunteer with City Year. -
UNH Ranked Safest School in the Country
UNH has been named the safest college in the country. -
From Navigator to Drafter
Air Force veteran Robert Bender '17 has found a new career. -
UNH Social Work Program Seventh in Nation
USA Today College and College Factual have ranked the UNH undergraduate social work program among the best in the nation. -
An Astronomical Goal
Shawn Swist ’17 starts graduate school at Stanford University this fall. -
Job? Check
Tiffany Winn '17 landed a job before she even started her senior year. -
Passion for Innovation Leads to NextStep
Sam Warach '17 takes on the opioid crisis. -
Building A Team
Interprofessional course brings majors together. -
Caitlin Burnett ('20) is participating in Summer 2017 study abroad program in Bhutan
On May 24, Caitlin Burnett and four other UNH undergraduates will travel to Bhutan and, working alongside five students from the Royal Thimphu College, spend two weeks looking at that smaller picture... -
What’s Next: Water Sanitation in Panama
With a newly-minted environmental engineering degree, Joanna Lewis ’17 brings clean water to villages in Panama. -
The Everyday Life of Climate Change
The big picture of climate change is often heralded in photos depicting melting ice caps and stranded polar bears or smokestacks tainting the sky with soot. Less well captured are the changes to... -
What Are Colleges on Your List Doing About Wellness?
A sleep kit — one of many free snooze-enhancing offerings provided by UNH Health Services -
The Wellness Factor
A sleep kit — one of many free snooze-enhancing offerings provided by UNH Health Services -
Farm-to-Hospital
Can fresh local food be offered at Wentworth-Douglass? A COLSA senior has a plan to make it happen. -
Research for the Scientific World
Bria Frehner ’17 first started conducting research on cancer cells in professor Charles Walker’s lab the summer after her freshman year. Yusuf Ebrahim ’17 met Walker during his first semester at UNH... -
A Look at Housing Costs in New England
An internship that turned into a part-time job helped Conor McFarland '17 understand just how lacking affordable housing is in the state of New Hampshire. -
Breeding Success
In 1951, the "New Hampshire Midget" watermelon, developed at UNH by Albert F. Yeager, then head of the university’s horticulture department, won a gold medal in the All-American Selection (AAS)... -
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A Picture Worth 150 Years
The first thing you notice is the swirl of vibrant colors and the larger-than-life figures, chosen to visually mark the university’s 150-year history. Created by students in art professor Jennifer... -
Self-Help
It’s been more than a decade since Anne Sarkisian ’64 found what has become her life’s work: educating people about the health risks of gluten intolerance. A few years ago, after too many hours of... -
Four-Peat
The story that many people from New Hampshire have heard about U.S. Rep. Carol Shea-Porter ’74, ‘79G is that she was a reluctant candidate. Consider that no longer relevant. In November, Shea-Porter... -
Well-Behaved Women Seldom Make History
The history of International Women’s Day was built on the shoulders of those who supported women garment workers in New York City in 1909, and the 100 attendees of a women’s conference in Denmark a... -
Sugarmaking Season
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The World Made Smaller
Faculty members are once more scattered around the globe, either sharing their expertise or increasing their knowledge, thanks to a variety of fellowships, established programs and research projects... -
Spaced Out
“Astronomy compels the soul to look upward and leads us from this world to another.” —Plato, The Republic, 342 BCE Last week, when NASA announced the discovery of seven new planets whose size... -
Six Things Seniors Should Be Doing Right Now
Commencement is less than 100 days away. Here's what all seniors should be doing right now to get ready for the near future. -
Right Place, Right Time
Ronan Donovan '05 found his way from wildlife field biologist to conservation photographer and filmmaker. -
Standing in Solidarity
On Wednesday, when members of the UNH community gathered on T Hall lawn to stand in unity against President Donald Trump’s executive order banning people from seven predominantly Muslim countries... -
Passport to Cash
Three UNH students will get a jump on the biggest issue facing many college graduates today even before they don their caps and gowns. -
No Means No Worldwide
No means no. Not just here, on this campus, in this country, but everywhere, even in Kenya, which has one of the highest instances of rape in the world. Fortunately, it also has a progressive sexual... -
Making These Walls Talk
Students in professor Jennifer Moses’s intermediate painting class have created a new mural that celebrates UNH's sesquicentennial. -
A Place for Veterans
It’s the first meeting of the Student Armed Forces Association and a handful of student veterans are gathered in a small suite on the third floor of Thompson Hall. Doug Rodoski ’16 sits in an... -
Swipe It Forward
Kim Babbitt, the associate dean of academic affairs in the College of Life Sciences and Agriculture, fainted while taking her SATs. She wasn’t nervous; she was hungry -
Passion on and off the Gridiron
Jeff Carter '19 is going to be a nurse. The fact that he’s a 6-foot-3, 275-pound offensive lineman on the UNH football team just makes his story more interesting. And yet, why wouldn’t a 6-foot-3,... -
UNH Continues to Support New Hampshire National Guard Students
During the 2015-2016 academic year some 313 members of the New Hampshire National Guard received tuition waivers from UNH. The amount of tuition waived for UNH Guard members totaled $1,620,420 during... -
The Political Stage
Even if you haven’t seen the “Saturday Night Live” sketches featuring Alec Baldwin as Donald Trump and Kate McKinnon as Hillary Clinton, it’s likely you’ve read about them. A story on the most recent... -
From Batch Cards to Live Streaming
UNH's computer science department turns 35 this year. -
Through Her Eyes
UNH grad student’s autism research hits home. -
Grooming Leaders of Change
Dana Gingras '17 was struggling to figure out how she could afford to do an internship, which she believed would help guide her future, and still earn the credits she needs to graduate on time. A new... -
Modeling Confidence To Raise Self-Esteem
As Wildcat Youth Mentors, UNH students are working with at-risk middle- and high schoolers to instill confidence and build self-esteem.
