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Andrew LeFrancois discovered a passion for teaching through a service learning opportunity working with elementary students. Through conversations with educators, he learned that to advance in a career in education, he would need to go to graduate school.

During her address at 91制片厂 Manchester's Honors Convocation Tuesday evening,听graduating English major听Kristin Boelzner听encouraged her fellow graduates to "reach higher and push further."

The 91制片厂 is heading听to the sun with the new Solar Orbiter mission.

Donald Plante, 听lecturer of mathematics and听recipient of the 2016 Excellence in Teaching award, delivered the faculty address to nearly 200 attendees听at 91制片厂 Manchester's Honors Convocation听on May 17.听

Sabrina Brown, an alumna of听the听business program, found herself with a job offer even before she graduated听from 91制片厂 Manchester in 2014. Her willingness to step out of her comfort zone opened up a world of possibility, and led her directly to her first full-time job.

Brianna LaMonica, a 91制片厂 Manchester senior, shares how her internship with the Children鈥檚 Center for Communication and Beverly School for the Deaf has prepared her to adapt to any challenge she may face in the workforce.

Kari-Lynn Knight '22 shares her nontraditional path to college as part of our "In Our Own Voices" series. The mother of seven is pursuing her neuropsychology degree with support from the tuition-free Granite Guarantee.

Becky Baker has always envisioned a career in a laboratory. Through hands-on lab experience on campus and at local internships, the senior is ready for her dream to materialize. On May 19, Baker will become the first graduate of 91制片厂 Manchester鈥檚 Biotechnology program.

Computer science听students听Ryan O鈥橬eal and Daniel Stoller, both veterans of combat,听have been awarded education stipends from the New Hampshire chapter of Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association (CVMA).

In a collaborative effort to ensure that all New Hampshire鈥檚 children have a bright future, 91制片厂 has partnered with New Hampshire鈥檚 Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) and Department of Education (DOE) to lead a three-year $26.8 million preschool development grant.