Established in 1991, it offers New Hampshire companies state-subsidized technical assistance from any of the participating academic institutions. The SBDC provides free management counseling and low-cost training programs to state business owners. Funded by the university and state and federal funds, the center includes six sub-centers located across the state. The Department of Education's lab focuses on research in reading and writing instruction and currently is analyzing the relationship between reading, writing and student evaluation. The center will serve to promote understanding of the magnitude and significance of the problem of violence against children, promote understanding of policy issues involved and develop solutions.
Sustainability combines the strengths of tradition and the creativity of innovation.
It builds on UNH's enduring commitment to preparing leaders in all professions to face the unique challenges of their generation and responds to the unprecedented need for the next generation to balance economic viability with ecological health and human well-being. The largest of the UNH Center for Marine Biology's three labs, Jackson Lab is located five miles from campus on the shores of the Great Bay Estuary. Its activities include research as well as educational outreach. The center investigates the effects of human disturbance on the Earth's biogeochemical processes. Utilizing satellite remote sensing, field and laboratory investigation, computer modeling, and policy analysis, Complex Systems Research Center faculty, staff and students are currently examining the ocean's role in the global carbon cycle, forest decline and land-use change, nutrient cycling and decomposition in terrestrial ecosystems, processes contributing to changes in climate and atmospheric chemistry, and the impact of policy decisions on the global environment.