2. The University of New Hampshire’s Location The University of New Hampshire is located in Durham, with additional campuses in the cities of Manchester and Concord, New Hampshire. A classic college town in a seacoast setting Durham is an idyllic New England college location with a small-town friendliness and welcoming nature that pairs perfectly with the proximity to big-city opportunities. New Hampshire and Maine’s rocky beaches are just moments away. Head north and in an hour you’re in New England ski country; take the bus, train or a car one hour south, and you’re in the heart of bustling Boston. The University of New Hampshire’s Location

3. 360-degree Experience What does it mean to live, work, play, explore and make friends at one of the nation’s most engaging universities? Wildcats enjoy a thriving, 360-degree experience, with eight colleges, a graduate school, a law school, more than 100 majors, 250 student organizations and 20 interscholastic athletic teams. Members of the UNH community embrace opportunities to volunteer in dozens of regional, national and international organizations, from Habitat for Humanity to local literacy efforts to political, environmental and social justice campaigns. 130,000 alumni share a lifelong bond and powerful career networks as Wildcats. More than 50,000 of them live in the Granite State.

4. Each year, UNH is awarded more than $112 million in research funding to support faculty, staff and students who are pursuing innovative, ambitious ideas that are helping to solve the world’s toughest challenges. Last month, as NASA’s four-spacecraft Magnetospheric Multiscale mission (MMS) lifted off from Cape Canaveral, the UNH scientists, engineers, machinists and students who had been part of the 10-year project proudly watched their research and work become reality. UNH Innovation Example: Magnetospheric Multiscale mission (MMS) Science and Innovation

5. The University of New Hampshire’s Location Distinguished faculty yield successful alumni Prominent Alumni and Faculty Notable Alumni and Faculty Include: Marcy Carsey ’66: Emmy Award winning television producer Tansu Ciller’70G: Former Prime Minister of Turkey Shawn Gorman ’89: Chairman of L.L. Bean John Irving ’65: Novelist and Academy Award winning screenwriter Jennifer Lee ’92: Academy Award winning director/screenwriter Chip Kelly ’90: Head coach, Philadelphia Eagles David Cote ‘76: President, CEO, Chairman, Honeywell, Inc. Ron Noble ’79: Former Secretary general, INTERPOL Alice McDermott '76: Novelist, National Book Award winner Ryan Pitts '13: Medal of Honor Recipient Yitang Zhang: Mathematics Professor, MacArthur Fellow Award Nancy Kinner: Director, Center for Oil Spills in the Environment David Finkelhor: Director, Crimes Against Children Research Center Distinguished alumni include Pulitzer Prize winners, astronauts, governors, diplomats, CEOs, professional athletes, authors, Olympic gold medalists, journalists, educators, professional athletes and coaches and film celebrities. No matter the fame or notoriety, each can describe how UNH set them up for success. Our faculty bring real-world expertise to UNH classrooms. Our professors are called upon by national and international media outlets to weigh in on everything from oil spills to Shakespeare; from crimes against children to politics. They bring the mastery of their subject areas to our students through classes, seminars, labs and special lectures.