This campus-wide event includes presentations from all of the schools and colleges within the University, showcasing student performance in the arts and letters, business and economics, and the health sciences, as well as computer and engineering fields, and life sciences and agriculture. Unlike many research universities, UNH provides significant opportunities for students to undertake meaningful guided and independent research efforts as undergraduates. We believe that approximately 75 percent of our undergraduates have some type of supervised research. As a consequence, UNH graduates are unusually well positioned for advanced study and for employment in creative roles.
Research is a special way of learning.
It requires the ability to identify and structure problems, to develop methodologies to investigate new areas of knowledge, to reason to conclusion and to argue in support of those conclusions, to communicate results to peers. Not all teachers can be successful in developing these abilities in less experienced students. UNH is very fortunate to have many faculty members who are committed and skilled in this regard. We invite you to share this celebration of student talent and accomplishment.