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The most pressing matters of our time — migration, climate change, violent conflict, human rights, economic globalization, epidemics — transcend national boundaries and require a global response. The International Affairs (IA) program at UNH equips students from any of the five colleges to take on these global challenges through rigorous, interdisciplinary coursework, extensive second language study and cultural immersion in another country. Students can combine the IA dual major or minor with any other major on campus and graduate as critically minded and responsible global citizens ready to contribute meaningfully to the world in a range of fields.

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    Wildcats
    Darby O’Neil '20
    Political Science and International Affairs Majors
    Granite Stater Darby O’Neil came to UNH in order to discover the world. She originally wanted to attend a university in Washington, D.C., but ultimately chose UNH because it was a better financial fit for her and her family. But that didn’t stop the political science and international affairs dual...
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    Darby O’Neil '20
    Political Science and International Affairs Majors
    Granite Stater Darby O’Neil came to UNH in order to discover the world. She originally wanted to attend a university in Washington, D.C., but ultimately chose UNH because it was a better financial fit for her and her family. But that didn’t stop the political science and international affairs dual...
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  • Jordyn Haime with Ling Zhu, faculty in Chinese
    Wildcats
    Jordyn Haime '20
    English/Journalism and International Affairs Majors
    Looking back, Jordyn Haime describes her high school self as “very quiet, introverted and unmotivated,” the kind of student who didn’t think she would end up going to a university in the first place and never saw herself as a future student leader, involved in many organizations, who would spend an...
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    Jordyn Haime '20
    English/Journalism and International Affairs Majors
    Looking back, Jordyn Haime describes her high school self as “very quiet, introverted and unmotivated,” the kind of student who didn’t think she would end up going to a university in the first place and never saw herself as a future student leader, involved in many organizations, who would spend an...
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    Alumni
    Jenna Calcavecchia '15
    German and International Affairs Majors | Admissions Counselor, Higher Ed
    What you are currently doing for work and how did you get to this point?
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    Alumni
    Jenna Calcavecchia '15
    German and International Affairs Majors | Admissions Counselor, Higher Ed
    What you are currently doing for work and how did you get to this point?
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    Alumni
    Nolan Russell '13
    German and International Affairs Majors | Account Manager, Crosby Hop Farm
    What are you currently doing for work and how did you get there? I am the Northeast Account Manager for Crosby Hops, and have been since Aug. '18. I graduated UNH early in December of '13. From there I got a one-year master's in international business degree from Hult International Business School...
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    Alumni
    Nolan Russell '13
    German and International Affairs Majors | Account Manager, Crosby Hop Farm
    What are you currently doing for work and how did you get there? I am the Northeast Account Manager for Crosby Hops, and have been since Aug. '18. I graduated UNH early in December of '13. From there I got a one-year master's in international business degree from Hult International Business School...
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    Adam Bovie '19
    Communication and International Affairs Majors
    As a sophomore from Vassalboro, Maine, Adam Bovie started making a podcast with some friends — essentially, they recorded some sessions of a game they liked to play and, after some editing, Adam would post it online. On the surface, says Adam, this would seem to have no special relation to UNH. “I...
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    Wildcats
    Adam Bovie '19
    Communication and International Affairs Majors
    As a sophomore from Vassalboro, Maine, Adam Bovie started making a podcast with some friends — essentially, they recorded some sessions of a game they liked to play and, after some editing, Adam would post it online. On the surface, says Adam, this would seem to have no special relation to UNH. “I...
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2020 Undergraduate Research Conference Videos

 

Click here for 2020 UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH CONFERENCE: INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS PRESENTATIONS

 

 

 

 

Winners of the 2019 Undergraduate Research Conference Awards:

 

OUTSTANDING PRESENTATION AWARDS:

Abraham DeMaio
The Persistance of Waste Management Issues in Senegal: A Case Study

Marinda Weaver
Women and Hungarian Nationalism Post-Soviet Occupation

AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE:

Quincy Abramson
The Dysfuntionality of the Italian Government: Structural and Electoral Issues over the Past Century.

Nkechi Kamalu
Black Culture and Life in Japan: What People Think vs What It Really Is

Tyler Zeng
Chinese Investment and Development in Developing Countries

Andrew Geib
Refugee Impact on Political Stability in Merkel's Germany

Arianna Lemieux
The Portrayal of Vladimir Putin in Russian Media

Drucilla Sargent
Iconography of Florence and the Identity of David
 

PHI BETA KAPPA AWARD:

Andrew Jablonski
Tackling the Issue of Anti-Semitism in a Modern Germany: Why it's Happening and How to Prevent it from Spreading Further

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