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How to SNHU: Ins And Outs Of Career Development

September 6, 2017February 27, 2018 Rachel Dembek0

Some people might be asking themselves, what exactly is the Career & Professional Development Center and how does it help me? The Career & Professional Development Center is a resource that students can access by visiting the Gustafson Center. The Career Center helps students by giving them the resources they need to make sure that they succeed in the professional world during and after

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Club and Organization: OMEP

September 6, 2017April 1, 2018 OMEP0

The SNHU Student Chapter of OMEP, the World Organization for Early Childhood, is a child advocacy club that is dedicated to defending and promoting the rights of the child to education and care worldwide. While OMEP is an international organization, SNHU OMEP focuses on the needs of the children in and around the Manchester area. OMEP meets on the first Tuesday of every month

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It Might Not Be Too Late: Senior Studies Abroad

July 24, 2017May 29, 2025 Rebecca LeBoeuf0

Chad Martineau, Class of 2017, was able to fit a semester abroad in Florence, Italy into his last year of college. He came back to the U.S. ready to share his experience and offer advice to future Study Abroad students. Choosing to study at Florence University of the Arts (FUA) this past spring was a sensible decision for Martineau, due to his course options

Caption: Left to right: Cailey Cotter, Brianna Camara and Kathryn Limerick surfed off the coast of Chile.

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Students Taken to Chile for New Global Executive Management Course

July 12, 2017May 30, 2025 Rebecca LeBoeuf0

Twenty-three SNHU students and three faculty members spent the first part of their summer break in Viña del Mar, Chile, learning about the international business market in South America and experiencing the Chilean culture. These students were the first to try the new Global Executive Management course, a three-credit course Kyle Viator, Assistant Dean of the School of Business, developed in his PhD program.

Masks are worn and celebrated in Venice during the Carnival of Venice, which ends on Mardi Gras.

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History Majors Benefit from Studying Abroad

June 21, 2017September 9, 2017 Deion Dinuzzo0

Often we know the environment we live in so well, that we subtly forget there are many other places around us. It is one thing to say you have traveled the continent you are settled in, but it is another to say you have traveled to one you don't live in. In this world, there are many different cultures, foods, activities and traditions. You

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Cynthia Nicolosi: Philosophy Professor and World Traveler

May 29, 2017September 9, 2017 Laurelann Easton0

Professor Cynthia Nicolosi, a nominee of the University College Excellence in Teaching Award, is a woman who does much more than meets the eye, on campus and out in the world. Before she came to SNHU, Nicolosi was supposed to travel to Saudi Arabia. “I finished my PhD in Philosophy at Rome, and I decided I’d seen enough basilicas to last me a lifetime,

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Michael Reaves Promotes Inclusion on Campus

May 29, 2017February 26, 2018 Nicholas VonSchantz-Ricci0

Creating and maintaining an inclusive and welcoming environment on campus is among the most prominent objectives for faculty here at SNHU. Few individuals are more committed to ensuring this than Michael Reaves, Assistant Director of Diversity. The Office of Diversity, located in the Green Center, provides support and guidance to students of color, international students and members of the LGBTQ community. The office also

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Elaina Hill: the Champion of Community

May 29, 2017September 9, 2017 Thomas Cahalan0

Living on campus is arguably the most profound adjustment of the transition to college life. This makes adjusting to the community, whether it be a residence hall, apartment, pod or suite, a necessity. The Washington residence hall is well known for its strong sense of community. One person is responsible for making Washington the second home its residents come to view it as: Elaina

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Welcome the New Faces from Daniel Webster College

May 10, 2017May 30, 2025 Nick Klotz0

In September of last year, Nashua, NH’s Daniel Webster College (DWC) faced a crisis threatening the school’s existence that ended in SNHU stepping in to save them. What this means for SNHU students is that very soon we’re going to have all kinds of fresh faces on campus, both peers and faculty. One such face is Nick Zumbo, a freshman mechanical engineering student. “I

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Trust Your Struggle

April 26, 2017November 10, 2017 Alicia Frazier0

I have been staring at a blank word document for 20 minutes, trying to come up with post-grad life advice that, along with being helpful, is clear and concise. I believe I struggled with this because, that is not life! Most of the time, life will be messy and confusing. Especially in your twenties, you are trying to figure out what really matters, who