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University Of New Hampshire Dean's List, Robbin Ray
University Of New Hampshire Dean's List, Robbin Ray
Media Relations
No abstract provided.
City Of Rochester, New Hampshire Annual Report Fiscal Year July 1, 2022 Through June 30, 2023, Rochester Town Representatives
City Of Rochester, New Hampshire Annual Report Fiscal Year July 1, 2022 Through June 30, 2023, Rochester Town Representatives
Rochester, NH Annual Reports
This is an annual report containing vital statistics for a town/city in the state of New Hampshire.
City Of Concord, Fy 2023 Annual Report, Concord Town Representatives
City Of Concord, Fy 2023 Annual Report, Concord Town Representatives
Concord, NH Annual Reports
This is an annual report containing vital statistics for a town/city in the state of New Hampshire.
2023 February Advisory Council Minutes Approved, Cooperative Extension, Coos County
2023 February Advisory Council Minutes Approved, Cooperative Extension, Coos County
Advisory Council
No abstract provided.
Stop Eating Lobsters? Mainers Say No 6/23/2023, Unh Survey Center
Stop Eating Lobsters? Mainers Say No 6/23/2023, Unh Survey Center
All UNH Survey Center Polls
Few Maine residents say they will heed a recommendation by Seafood Watch to avoid the state's most famous food because of the potential threat to right whales because of lobster fishing. Majorities support making the COVID-era "to-go" alcohol sale policy permanent and a proposed ban on the sale of flavored cigarettes, while a plurality support banning pharmacies from selling tobacco products. Housing, the cost of living, and jobs or the economy are most often cited by residents as the most important problem facing the state.
Six In Ten Mainers Believe Trump Committed A Crime & Will Be Convicted In Mishandled Docs Case 6/22/2023, Unh Survey Center
Six In Ten Mainers Believe Trump Committed A Crime & Will Be Convicted In Mishandled Docs Case 6/22/2023, Unh Survey Center
All UNH Survey Center Polls
Six in ten Maine residents believe Donald Trump committed a crime mishandling classified documents and the same percentage anticipate he will be convicted. However, most of those who voted for Trump in the 2020 election say his indictment makes them more likely to vote for him or say it has no effect. One in six Mainers believe the U.S. is not doing enough to aid Ukraine in its war with Russia, while a third think we are doing too much or should not be helping at all. Ahead of the release of Supreme Court decisions, about half of Mainers disapprove …
2023 Eastern Old-Growth Forest Conference - Sponsorship Opportunities, Vicki Brown
2023 Eastern Old-Growth Forest Conference - Sponsorship Opportunities, Vicki Brown
UNH Cooperative Extension
No abstract provided.
Majority In Nh Think Trump Committed A Crime In Mishandled Docs Case, Half Believe He Will Be Convicted 6/20/2023, Unh Survey Center
Majority In Nh Think Trump Committed A Crime In Mishandled Docs Case, Half Believe He Will Be Convicted 6/20/2023, Unh Survey Center
All UNH Survey Center Polls
Six in ten New Hampshire residents believe Donald Trump committed a crime in the federal investigation into mishandling of classified documents and half think he will be convicted. However, very few 2020 Trump voters say his indictment makes them less likely to vote for him. On other topics, an increasing percentage of Granite Staters think the U.S. is doing too much to aid Ukraine and few expect an outright Ukrainian victory. Ahead of a Supreme Court decision, a majority of Granite Staters disapprove of colleges and universities using race and ethnicity in their admissions decisions.
Creating Impact While Nurturing Leaders, Sustainability Institute
Creating Impact While Nurturing Leaders, Sustainability Institute
Sustainability Institute Blog
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Creating Impact While Nurturing Leaders, Sustainability Institute
Creating Impact While Nurturing Leaders, Sustainability Institute
Sustainability Institute Blog
No abstract provided.
2023 Belknap County Fair Book, Karen Deighan
2023 Belknap County Fair Book, Karen Deighan
UNH Cooperative Extension
No abstract provided.
Unh Report Shows Positive Changes For New Hampshire Estuaries But Challenges Remain, Robbin Ray
Unh Report Shows Positive Changes For New Hampshire Estuaries But Challenges Remain, Robbin Ray
Media Relations
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Unh: The Magazine Of The University Of New Hampshire, Summer 2023, Unh Magazine
Unh: The Magazine Of The University Of New Hampshire, Summer 2023, Unh Magazine
UNH Magazine
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Women In The Woods: A Needs Assessment Approach To Understanding Women Forestland Owners And Managers In New Hampshire, Amy Gaudreau
Women In The Woods: A Needs Assessment Approach To Understanding Women Forestland Owners And Managers In New Hampshire, Amy Gaudreau
UNH Cooperative Extension
Women-owned and managed forests provide diverse public values, including wildlife habitat, forest products, water quality, climate mitigation, and recreation. However, many women may lack the skills, knowledge, and confidence to make informed stewardship decisions and effectively manage their forestland. Women in the Woods, a project of the University of New Hampshire Cooperative Extension (UNHCE), NH Timberland Owners Association (NHTOA), and the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests (SPNHF), seeks to support women landowners, managers, communities, and natural resource professionals across New Hampshire. Women in the Woods uses a needs-based approach to develop and provide skills-based training and assistance …
Nh 4-H Horse Art Show, Extension
Granite Staters Still Pessimistic About Economy; Trust Nh Small Businesses Far More Than National Corporations 5/30/2023, Unh Survey Center
Granite Staters Still Pessimistic About Economy; Trust Nh Small Businesses Far More Than National Corporations 5/30/2023, Unh Survey Center
All UNH Survey Center Polls
New Hampshire residents remain pessimistic about the state and national economies and few report positive developments in their personal finances or expect good economic conditions in the future. Most Granite Staters say they have confidence in small businesses in the state but most say they have little or no trust in large national businesses located outside of the state.
Unh Rifc 50 Franchise Index Shows Continued Recovery Since Pandemic, Robbin Ray
Unh Rifc 50 Franchise Index Shows Continued Recovery Since Pandemic, Robbin Ray
Media Relations
No abstract provided.
Granite State View On National Issues: Half Think Debt Ceiling Breach Likely, Divided On Immigration And Asylum, Partisan Lack Of Trust In Supreme Court And Fbi 5/24/2023, Unh Survey Center
Granite State View On National Issues: Half Think Debt Ceiling Breach Likely, Divided On Immigration And Asylum, Partisan Lack Of Trust In Supreme Court And Fbi 5/24/2023, Unh Survey Center
All UNH Survey Center Polls
State residents are divided on whether spending reductions should accompany an increase in the debt ceiling while half think it is likely the debt ceiling will be breached in the coming months. A plurality of Granite Staters support extending Title 42 immigration policies. Residents are divided on whether it should be easier or harder to seek asylum and immigrate to the U.S. Most Democrats lack trust in the Supreme Court while most Republicans lack trust in the FBI amid scandals clouding both institutions.
Granite Staters Support Marijuana Legalization, Receptive To "State Control" Proposal; Approval Of Sununu Remains High 5/23/2023, Unh Survey Center
Granite Staters Support Marijuana Legalization, Receptive To "State Control" Proposal; Approval Of Sununu Remains High 5/23/2023, Unh Survey Center
All UNH Survey Center Polls
New Hampshire residents continue to strongly support the legalization of recreational marijuana use in the state. Three in five would support a “state control” model for legalizing marijuana in New Hampshire, an approach that Governor Chris Sununu recently indicated he would support.
Media Advisory: University Of New Hampshire 2023 Commencement, Thomas Cronin
Media Advisory: University Of New Hampshire 2023 Commencement, Thomas Cronin
Media Relations
No abstract provided.
Media Availability: Experts To Comment On New Hampshire’S First-In-The-Nation Primary Status, Robbin Ray
Media Availability: Experts To Comment On New Hampshire’S First-In-The-Nation Primary Status, Robbin Ray
Media Relations
No abstract provided.
Mary Johanna Brown Named Unh Paul J. Holloway Entrepreneur Of The Year, Robbin Ray
Mary Johanna Brown Named Unh Paul J. Holloway Entrepreneur Of The Year, Robbin Ray
Media Relations
No abstract provided.
Unh Set To Welcome Highest-Achieving Undergraduate Class, Robbin Ray
Unh Set To Welcome Highest-Achieving Undergraduate Class, Robbin Ray
Media Relations
No abstract provided.
2023 North Haverhill Fair 4-H Exhibit Hall Information Packet, Extension
2023 North Haverhill Fair 4-H Exhibit Hall Information Packet, Extension
UNH Cooperative Extension
No abstract provided.
Bee Campus Unh, Anna Madden
Bee Campus Unh, Anna Madden
Ihpp 2022 Annual Report, Institute For Health Policy And Practice (Ihpp)
Ihpp 2022 Annual Report, Institute For Health Policy And Practice (Ihpp)
All Materials
No abstract provided.
Media Responsibility For Environmental Influence, Kaley Lambert
Media Responsibility For Environmental Influence, Kaley Lambert
Comm-entary
No abstract provided.
God’S Favorite: Hollywood Archivists And Peddlers, Daniela Farfan
God’S Favorite: Hollywood Archivists And Peddlers, Daniela Farfan
Comm-entary
In his exhibition, Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow? Photographer David LaChapelle features well-known celebrities that are sometimes revered as God’s favorites. The mirage of Hollywood is glamorous and beautiful. Hollywood is a place of dreams congruent with limitless imagination and youth. LaChapelle’s photographs feature celebrities who sacrifice themselves to achieve and exemplify the ideals of show business and celebrity. LaChapelle’s portraits offer insight into the fantasy and truth behind celebrity.
Framing Radical Care And Radical Empathy In The #Blacklivesmatter Movement, Ashley White
Framing Radical Care And Radical Empathy In The #Blacklivesmatter Movement, Ashley White
Comm-entary
This thesis looks at the ongoing media framing of the #BlackLivesMatter movement (primarily in the realm of journalism) to argue that incorporating elements of radical care and radical empathy in how we communicate stories can lead to transformative change. The paper looks at the history of the movement, with attention paid to the major cases that have sparked outrage, protests, and policy changes in the United States in the last decade. Attention is also paid to the #SayHerName movement and the role of intersectionality in whether some stories reach prominence or not. Following this, a comprehensive explanation of the concepts …