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Refugee Composers of the Twentieth Century: The Impact of Displacement on Musical Identity During World War II
The spark of interest for Kylie Smith's article entry in UNH's Undergraduate Research Journal Inquiry began with her first Music History course, taught by Professor Rose Pruiksma. With a new-found interest in long-term research, a Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SEED) grant, and…
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Linguistics and Spanish Majors
As a linguistics major, I am interested in the scientific study of the ways that language functions in the world. Through coursework and time as a research assistant in the linguistics program at UNH, I read about and worked on projects relating to social identity and language variation in New…
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English Literature Major
Hometown:
Hopkinton, NH
What made you choose UNH?
I knew I didn’t want to go to a private university. On top of that, UNH is relatively close to home, has a beautiful campus and is way bigger than my high school — I had a graduating class of around 60 — which has been a nice change.
How did you…
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Political Science and International Affairs Majors
Hometown:
Gorham, Maine
What made you choose UNH?
I chose UNH for its academic flexibility, large student population and its aesthetically pleasing campus (I don't like to admit how much the appearance of the campus affected my decision to attend here – it really is so beautiful). To give a…
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Psychology Major
Hometown:
Boxborough, Mass.
What made you choose UNH?
UNH is the perfect location for me. It is not too far from home, but still has allowed me to discover a new place! I can go to the beach, the mountains or into Portsmouth all in one day. I love how much there is to do around here and I still…
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Philosophy and Political Science Majors
Hometown:
Colebrook, Conn.
What made you choose UNH?
I attended a summer camp at UNH for several years during high school called the Future Leaders Institute. The camp was led by the amazing professors Nick Smith of philosophy and Scott Smith of classics and focused on the philosophic and…
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Sociology Major
Hometown:
Somersworth, N.H.
What made you choose UNH?
UNH has always felt like home to me. My mom graduated from UNH in ‘94 and met my dad here. Also, my older brother graduated in the UNH class of ‘17 and had an amazing college experience, which made me want to come here. Aside from being a…
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Spanish and International Affairs Majors
Hometown:
Milford, N.H.
What made you choose UNH?
I visited UNH for Prospective Students Day and I loved the campus. The presenters highlighted some really interesting classes I could take through the Discovery program that stood out to me even though they were completely unrelated to what I…
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Political Science and International Affairs Majors
Hometown:
New London, CT
What made you choose UNH?
I chose UNH because it was one of the few universities that truly encompassed all of my passions. Not only is UNH located in a beautiful area where I can explore the outdoors in the White Mountains or on the coast, but it offered so many unique…
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English/Journalism and International Affairs Majors
Hometown:
Gray, Maine
What made you choose UNH?
To be completely honest, I chose UNH because it was my only option. As a chronic over-achiever, I had applied to all Ivy Leagues and musical theatre conservatories, and UNH was the only place I was accepted. Once I was here, though, I knew I wanted…
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Sociology Major
Hometown:
Rollinsford, N.H.
What made you choose UNH?
UNH offers so much academically, socially and professionally. Since I moved to the seacoast area years ago, I knew I wanted to be a part of the UNH environment. In addition to being a student, I also work full-time at the UNH Institute on…
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