In addition to hosting and co-hosting sustainability events and program info-sessions throughout the year, we host the Changemaker Speaker Series. A signature program of the Changemaker Collaborative, the Sustainability Institute's partnership with the Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics and the Carsey School of Public Policy, the Changemaker Speaker Series covers a diverse range of topics related to the world’s most pressing challenges, including the climate crisis and racial injustice.
Request for Event Sponsorship
Are you looking for a co-sponsor for your sustainability-themed speaker or event? We love to collaborate! Please complete our request for sponsorship form and someone will be in touch with you shortly. We accept sponsorship requests on a rolling basis and aim to reply to requests within 10 (ten) business days. Please note that while our pool of funds is limited and primarily support UNH events, we are happy to hear from others.
Thank you for your commitment to sustainability!
Events
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March88:30 a.m. - 6:45 p.m., Need an internship? Register to come to Boston with the Sustainability Institute for the day! You'll get a FREE train ticket and lunch and hear from students about interning and experiencing city living for a semester. Through SITC, you can live and work in Boston for an entire semester and still receive 16 credits towards your degree, It’s the s a.m.e price as a semester at UNH—plus financial aid applies, a stipend is provided, and post-internship ~$2000 educational award.
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March12
12:40 p.m. - 2 p.m., Explore how to integrate sustainability into your professional path by gaining valuable insights and inspiration from distinguished alumni who have successfully woven sustainability into their careers. These trailblazers will share their unique experiences, offer valuable advice, and provide a firsthand glimpse into the exciting intersection of passion and profession. This event promises to be a source of motivation and guidance as you explore the possibilities of making a ...
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March15Apply to be on Trash 2 Treasure (T2T) Core Te a.m. by March 15 Apply here Join T2T Core Te a.m.! As a paid core te a.m. member, you’ll help with outreach, setup, and assist with donation pickups. Requirements: attend trainings, be available during move-out, hold a valid driver's license, commit to stay on-c a.m.pus through graduation (accommodations covered). Help reduce waste at UNH apply NOW! Questions? Contact Jade.Chalkley@8evy.com
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March26noon - 1 p.m., Ever wondered about the presence of toxic chemicals in our daily lives? What may we be exposed to, what actions are being taken, and what steps can we personally take to limit our exposure? Join us to hear insights from leaders in this space to learn what you should be aware of, ongoing initiatives to help us make smarter choices, and what’s needed for a transition to a green chemistry future. We’ll be joined by: Ali (Alexandra) McPherson ‘96, Director of the Investor Enviro...
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April161 p.m. - 2 p.m., Learn how you can get real-world experience and earn 2 credits helping local organizations with their social and environmental impacts through the B Impact Clinic or the Climate Action Clinic. Get all your questions answered before considering your fall course line-up! April 16, 1-2 p.m. Nesmith, 111 Drop in or register hereQuestions? Contact Kat.Hand@8evy.com
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April24
9 a.m. - 4 p.m., University-wide Sustainability Research SymposiumApril 24, 20249 a.m. - 4 p.m.MUB 330/332, 334/336 and 338/340 Learn more about the Symposium.Students interested in presenting at the Sustainability Symposium should register by March 6, 11:59 p.m. on the UNH URC site.Join us to hear students from all disciplines present research, projects and capstones on a broad range of sustainability challenges – addressing environmental stewardship, social well-being, and economic vitality...
