Carsey School of Public Policy
Community, Service, and Growth: A Winant Fellow's Summer of Impact
Over the summer, through the Winant Fellowship, Jaida Michetti interned at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center where she learned how she can serve her community. Her time at the hospital was not only educational but impacted the lives of the patients she worked with. Read More
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11/20/24Empowering Heart Health: A Winant Fellow’s Transformative Summer at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center
The Winant Fellowship program at the Carsey School of Public Policy offers UNH undergraduates transformative public service internships, exemplified... -
08/09/24Creativity, Vitality, Energy: A Profile of Stephen Bird
“A big part of education is learning about the world, getting interested in the world, and making your brain a more interesting place to live for the... -
07/12/24Navigating Outside of Four Walls
“I want to reframe everyone’s mindset that nursing and human security can’t go together, because they can and should. I think there’s this very... -
03/04/24UNH Once Again Well Represented on '40 Under Forty' List
The University of New Hampshire was once again strongly represented on the Union Leader’s annual 40 Under Forty award list this year, with eight...
Recent Stories
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08/19/20 - Distant Dome: Is ‘the pledge’ dead? Education funding needs more optionsDistant Dome columnist Garry Rayno reports on the New Hampshire Education Funding Commission and its work on "revamping the state’s broken education funding system." Read More -
08/17/20 - Tehran Times: Iran-China partnership to be better for Iran in short runKurk Dorsey, professor within the Carsey School of Public Policy, believes that in the short run, the deal between China and Iran will be better for Iran than for China, because... Read More -
08/13/20 - Laconia Daily Sun: ‘Perfect poison’ lingers in NH homesNew Hampshire’s lead poisoning rate is twice the national average, according to a 2019 report by New Hampshire Listens, a research project of the University of New Hampshire’s... Read More -
08/12/20 - NHPR: Black, Latino Workers Lost Jobs At Higher Rate, Researchers SayNew research from Rogelio Sáenz and Corey Sparks found that people of color and women have experienced higher unemployment than whites and men during the COVID-19 pandemic, and... Read More -
08/11/20 - New Data on NH School Funding Disparities Presented to the Commission to Study School FundingNew data presented to the Commission to Study School funding – working in collaboration with the Carsey School of Public Policy – shows that New Hampshire's existing school... Read More -
08/07/20 - Concord Monitor: Opportunity for All: Politics, money and the state’s education funding conundrumThe Concord Monitor reports on the state's Commission to Study School Funding and its collaboration with the Carsey School of Public Policy in an effort to reform how New... Read More -
08/07/20 - NH Union Leader: Ethan Underhill: Deepening connection and understanding across New Hampshire's urban/rural divideEthan Underhill, NH State Director for Urban Rural (UR) Action, writes an op-ed on UR Action and NH Listens' new collaborative project, titled Deepening Connection and... Read More -
08/03/20 - Boston 25 News: Covid ‘baby bust’ Expected with Half a Million Fewer Births Next YearKenneth Johnson, senior demographer with the Carsey School, says birth rates had been drifting down for years and then went off a cliff during the Great Recession more than a... Read More -
07/31/20 - NH Business Review: State Still Struggling for School-funding SolutionThe Commission to Study School Funding – established by the NH Legislature last year – has contracted with the Carsey School of Public Policy to find and identify a more equitable... Read More -
07/31/20 - Environmental JusticeSimone Chapman ’20G, a master’s student in environmental conservation at UNH, has received a Science Policy Fellowship from the Gulf Research Program of the National Academies of... Read More