New Hampshire Literacy Institutes

Summer 2026 Registration is OPEN!

For students who took a course with us last summer, please register via Webcat.

Webcat Registration System

If you are a NEW student, or your last course was prior to 2025, please register via the Continuing Education department.

Continuing Education Registration

Be part of a vibrant community of readers, writers and teachers thoughtfully considering and practicing their crafts. Come for the chance to work with our wonderful faculty, the camaraderie, the support, the laughter and the sense of UNH literacy history.

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Summer Literacy Institutes


The 2026 NH Summer Literacy Institutes consists of graduate-level courses and keynote speakers offered for one week (2.0 credits) or one week with additional instruction time in an online format (3.0 credits). We also offer non-credit workshops (TBA soon!). For details please go to "Summer Literacy Courses and Workshops for Teachers" in the side left panel of this page.

 

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Writers Academy


A place where students are treated as writers and can put their creative juices to work and improve their skills in a relaxed yet challenging environment. Students will write daily and exchange ideas with other young writers.  Enrollment begins January 15th!

Learning Through Teaching group

Learning Through Teaching


An innovative, in-service program designed to help K-12 teachers meet their individual goals in teaching, reading, writing, and literature. It is unique, because it brings teacher education to the site of instruction—the teacher’s school and classroom. 

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Research Activities and Initiatives


Supporting college readiness and promoting professional development through teacher-initiated research and dialogue.

NH Literacy Institutes In the News

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Justice Foreclosed?

Justice Foreclosed?

UNH professor pens essay for Constitution Day

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Ben Goguen ’27, far left, joins fellow interns and staff during his summer internship in U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen’s Manchester office.

Finding a Place for Social Work in Public Service

Finding a Place for Social Work in Public Service

Dual major Ben Goguen ’27 put his classroom skills to work while interning for U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen

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Carsey students in Washington DC for the annual Colloquium

Is the Master of Public Administration Degree Worth the Investment?

Is the Master of Public Administration Degree Worth the Investment?

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Listen to the testimonial video by Francesca, a repeat participant in the NH Literacy Institutes!