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> "From the moment I stepped into Paul College, I knew this was where I wanted to be!” 📚 Maddie Nerden ‘26 Business Administration: Marketing Hometown: Melrose, MA ✨ I've thrown myself into every opportunity - from joining the Marketing and Advertising Club to becoming a Paul Scholar. 📊 The hands-on experience here is unreal. One moment that highlighted that for me was participating in the Real-World Business Challenge at MAC SMAC during my freshman year. I created a perceptual map for our client, and my team loved it! 💻 My classes aren't just lectures - they're launching pads for creativity and innovation. I get to work with clients in Voice Z Digital and the American Marketing Association. This is the type of amazing hands-on experience that Paul College provides their students. 🌟 And let's not forget about the amazing profs like Diane Devine who push us to realize our full potential. She's opened my eyes to career paths I never even considered before! 🎉 But the best part? The supportive community. Everyone here is cheering each other on to thrive and succeed. To any high schoolers considering UNH: there are SO many opportunities here, both in and outside of Paul College. You can gain valuable business experience in any club or org you join! My time at UNH has been a blast, and I'd do it all over again in a heartbeat. Remember, college isn't just about classes - it's about taking advantage of every opportunity that comes your way! 💪🐾 #paulpride #unh #UNHProud #PaulCollege #BusinessMajor
> A place as bright as the ideas it inspires✨ #paulpride #unh #collegelife #businessschool #studytime
> And what if I am?? 🥧 #unhcolsa #colsaunh #unh #unhstudents #pie #piecart
> Loading fall on campus… 🍂🍃🍁🥮🎃 Happy first day of fall, Wildcats!
> Maybe you can’t count on us for a trust fall, but you can put your trust in Paul College’s accelerated accounting program 🎓💼 Our MSA Financial Leadership in Accounting Pathway is designed for ambitious students ready to earn both their bachelor’s and master’s in just 4 ½ years. The pathway includes an internship that gives you hands-on experience before graduation. It also provides access to mentoring, leadership development, exclusive networking opportunities, and additional scholarships - giving you the tools you need to succeed in the accounting world. Get ahead, save money, and jumpstart your career with earmarked scholarships, including those that help lower out-of-state tuition to in-state rates, making it easier to invest in your future. Ready to leap ahead? Search Pathway on the Paul College website for more info! #PaulPride #UNH #BusinessSchool #CollegeLife #AcceleratedMasters
> Opening Night! Junie B. Jones, The Musical, running tonight through October 6th! Tickets available at the link in bio!
> That mid-studying coffee hits different ☕ We love our in-house Cornerstone cafe for a perfect pick-me-up up to fuel your mid-term study session. You’ve got this. 💪 #unh #paulpride #businessshool #collegelife #midterms #coffeebreak #pumpkinspice
> As the semester ramps up, remember to take breaks and head outside. College Woods is a great spot to recharge! 🌳
> Fall Open House will be here before you know it! Come visit our beautiful New England campus this fall and experience autumn the way you can only in New Hampshire. Space is limited, so register today! We'll see you on Saturday, September 28. Register and learn more at the link in bio. #ThisIsUNH #UNH29 #CampusVisit #CollegeAdmissions
> ⭐ Riley Wilson ‘25 🧬 Genetics Major 🔬 Undergraduate Researcher 📍 Rome, Maine This summer Riley was awarded a Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) and worked in Cote lab as an undergrad researcher! She conducted research aimed at developing a safer, more effective nematicide for commercial agriculture. 🔷 COLSA: Tell us about your research. 🔶 Riley: I’ve been focusing on blocking the expression of phosphodiesterase genes in microscopic worms using RNA interference. My research primarily involves analyzing whether blocking these genes prevents the worms from surviving and reproducing. 🔷 COLSA: What does your research address? 🔶 Riley: Billions of crops are lost due to parasitic nematodes, and some pesticides can be harmful to people. So, developing a functional nematicide that is not harmful to humans would be beneficial for the agricultural community. 🔷 COLSA: What have you learned during this experience? 🔶 Riley: This experience has taught me the importance of time management and multitasking. The research I am conducting must be done on a strict schedule based on the lifecycle of the nematodes in the lab. I am also thankful for the @unhhamelcenter for making this experience possible! I also want to acknowledge my incredible mentor Dr. Rick Cote, the Cote lab team and @nh_aes for the grants that have made this research possible!
> ….well we don’t USUALLY have earthquakes! 🙃 Hang in there, Wildcats! It’ll be 62 degrees and sunny on Monday with a 100% chance of solar eclipse. 🌞🌚
> "College professors are scary" said no one ever who has had Jon Nash. Although he will DEFINITELY laugh at you if he finds you sitting in a dark classroom waiting for him to turn on the lights. You'll usually find him teaching auditing, advanced auditing, accounting analytics, and accounting information systems. Sometimes at 8AM. Always with a parrot mug. 🦜 Some things we're pretty sure nobody has ever known about Jon is that he: 🍞 Once managed operations at a frozen bread warehouse where he picked up some... colorful language. 🚝 Dreams of one day driving the monorail at Disney World. 🥇 Won the Lee library's scarecrow contest. Possibly as the only adult contestant. 🐍 Is afraid of whatever Indiana Jones is afraid of. ...Wait. Wait. What is going on with this 23 Questions? Jon's words to live by might offer a little insight: "I don't live by any rules. I try to be unpredictable and up for anything." Scott Berube isn't the only accounting professor who should sideline as a comedian. (Why are all our accounting professors so funny?) Jon brings a sense of dry wit to the classroom – a skill that has made him extremely relatable for his students. A skill he's still working on? Candlepin bowling. Apparently he's invested a lot of time and money into the hobby. Also, cooking. Jon's known primarily for his ability to cook eggs... not much else. His hero is Ryan Gosling, for the simple fact that he married Eva Mendes. And he's very grateful for having a patient wife. He loves spending time with her and their kids on Hampton Beach. When asked what advice he'd give his teenage self, Jon took the question literally and replied, "Buy Apply stock." On weekends he recharges by running, golfing, and playing with his kids. He says they are generally well-mannered and intelligent... so far. His biggest pet peeve? When people say, "I could care less." It's couldn't. He needs you to know this. Whether or not any of these answers are actually true, Jon's responses definitely offer insight into who he is. We're grateful to have his unique spirit, sense of humor, and passion for accounting in our classrooms.
> “As part of my Ph.D., I’m looking at soil frost using ground penetrating radar as flown from a UAS (drone).” Tim Hoheneder is a civil and environmental engineering Ph.D. student studying winter and cold climate processes with a UAS antenna. Tim says soil frost measures how deep the ground is frozen and can control several hydrological and biological processes between the winter and spring seasons. To prepare for the colder months, Tim learns to fly the drones at UNH’s Thompson Farm. “UAS-flown GPR provides a considerable advantage, allowing us to collect spatially continuous measurements of soil frost and not disturb the snowpack when conducting measurements.”
> “At the end of the day, the essence of public policy is: ‘How can we make better decisions using public resources, and how can we use those resources to improve the most number of people’s lives?’” Public policy master’s student Av Harris began his MPP graduate program 24 years after receiving his UNH undergraduate degree. After a full career in journalism & state government, AV has returned to the UNH community—working towards his masters with an aspiration to enhance communities’ standard of living & lessen economic disparity. For Av, Carsey’s quality education, the supportive & accomplished faculty, and his fellowship working with the New Hampshire Youth Retention Initiative are some of the top highlights of the MPP program. These resources give Av the opportunity to apply his education in real-world settings—so he’ll be ready to hit the ground-running as soon as he graduates. Whether you’re an established professional like Av or an emerging leader, you can structure your MPP education around your unique goals. Learn about @carseyschoolunh’s Master in Public Policy program with the link in our bio.
> “Being immersed in a foreign culture opened my eyes to not only how businesses in other countries may conduct business differently than in America, but it also made me realize the many cultural/social differences as well. There are so many facets to international business I am now aware of, and experiencing them firsthand was an amazing experience.” Last month, Paul College’s MBA students went international with a trip to Portugal! 🇵🇹 Over the span of nine days, students engaged in business experiential learning and Portuguese cultural immersion—made complete with presentations from Portugal’s top business & economic hubs and travel excursions to Portugal’s historic and culturally-rich spots. Check out what students were up to! First stop – Lisbon. Known affectionately as “Europe’s San Francisco,” MBA students spent 4 days in Lisbon visiting various business professionals and industries, with visits to historic sites along the way. Notable meetings included a presentation from the US Embassy, meeting the creative and technological marketing agency WYgroup, and learning about innovative trends in education from the United Lisbon Education Hub. Site visits included touring Jerónimos Monastery, strolling through Lello Library (credited as Europe’s most beautiful bookstore) and catching the breeze at Cabo de Roca—the most western point of continental Europe. Students then ventured 200 miles north to Porto, where visitations focused on the Portuguese economy and economic relations between Portugal/U.S. Seminars included meeting the administration of Sogrape Vinhos Group—a top port wine seller in Porto—and visiting the Sogrape Vila wine cellar. Students also expanded their knowledge of international supply chain management with a group tour at Mariano, one of Portugal’s esteemed, traditional footwear companies. Finally, after visiting Aveiro, or the “Venice of Portugal,” students celebrated the end of a successful trip with a final farewell dinner—featuring traditional Portuguese specialties and famous Portuguese wine. Many thanks to all representatives and faculty for making this year’s trip a success! Until next time, Portugal 👋
> “Every penny counts and every penny will go to support students overall educational experience.” Dean Cari Moorhead shares how your donation will support our students research and professional development programs. We thank those who have already donated and hope others will consider giving by April 6, the end of our annual fundraiser. Donate at link in bio!
> “I just want to help the kids, who really want the best for themselves in my community.” For student-athlete Nazim Moore Derry, a Carsey School’s Master in Community Development provides the opportunity to learn from seasoned practitioners in community engagement, sustainable development and social organizing. Hoping to return home to help his community with his masters degree, Nazim has the skills to make an impact in a myriad of careers. Learn more about @carseyschoolunh’s MCD program with the link in our bio.
> #UNH27, feeling nervous about your first year of college? Our current students have you covered! ✅ Fall semester starts on the 28th, are you ready? 🍂📖 No matter how you’re feeling — excited, anxious, scared — you don’t have to feel it alone. You have a community full of supportive students and faculty waiting to help you along the way. #UNHstudents #unhwildcats #thisisUNH
> #UNHCHHS student Emma Bapp describes why studying Exercise Science has been the perfect choice for her and why she loves UNH. #unhkin
> 100% enthusiasm, 10% fluent in #UNH28 Our last orientation session starts today! We'll see you all back here in August 💙 #UNH #PaulPride #ClassOf2028 #OrientationLeaders #Orientation

100% enthusiasm, 10% fluent in #UNH28 Our last orientation session starts today! We'll see you all back here in August 💙 #UNH #PaulPride #ClassOf2028 #OrientationLeaders #Orientation