Events

11:56 AM to 6 PM: How We Heal: Survivor Zine NightThurs. 11/14 | 6 p.m. | MUB 207Join The SHARPP Center in sharing and creating art, stories, and coping strategies for a Survivor Zine. Anyone impacted by interpersonal violence is welcome and a confidential advocate will be available should you wish to speak with one. This event is open to all UNH community members(undergraduate & a.m.p; graduate students, faculty & a.m.p; staff).

1 PM to 2 PM - Online: Join the info-session to learn more about how you could be a paid Fellow, application tips and more!Learn more and register.The Sustainability Fellowship pairs exceptional UNH undergraduate students and post-baccalaureates (grad students and recent grads) from UNH and universities across the United States with municipal, educational, corporate, and non-profit partners to work on transformative sustainability projects. Don’t think your field of study connects with sustainability? We define sustainability broadly – as fr a.m.ed by the UN 17 Sustainable Develo p.m.ent Goals. Each summer, Fellows undertake challenging sustainability projects that are designed to create an immediate impact, offer an extraordinary learning experience, and foster meaningful collaboration.202f While working with their mentors and host organizations, Fellows are supported by their Fellowship peers as well as an active network of partner organizations, alumni, and the UNH te a.m., as they emerge as the next generation of sustainability leaders. 202f

5:30 PM to 7 PM - H a.m.el Recreation Center: WILDCATS FOR RECOVERY WEEKLY MEETUPS

Free weekly meetups for UNH students who are in recovery, thinking about making changes to their use of drugs or alcohol, or who want to meet friends and find ways to have fun outside of party culture. Snacks provided!

Thursdays | 5:30-7 p.m. | H a.m.el Rec Center, Thrive (Rm 238), 5 Edgewood Drive, Durh a.m. NH

6 PM to 7 PM: ASBMB General Org Meeting

6 PM - MUB 207: How We Heal: Survivor Zine NightThurs. 11/14 | 6 p.m. | MUB 207Join The SHARPP Center in sharing and creating art, stories, and coping strategies for a Survivor Zine. Anyone impacted by interpersonal violence is welcome and a confidential advocate will be available should you wish to speak with one. This event is open to all UNH community members (undergraduate & a.m.p; graduate students, faculty & a.m.p; staff).