Students from the Southern New Hampshire University campus Professional Sales Association discuss the organization, experiences, and skills they've developed.

Are you interested in SNHU's environment and campus sustainability? Ever wondered where the garbage cans and recycling bins disappeared? This episode features SNHU Director of Sustainability Mike Weinstein and Environtal Sciences major Joshua Albert.

To encourage civic engagement and combat misinformation that drives political polarization, SNHU history professor and Honors Program Director Dr. Ken Nivison and SNHU Civic Scholar Dean Spiliotes field questions from students about top issues and provide historic background on the U.S. election process.

The Chandler Center (in Belknap Hall) has all the information you need about same-day registration, absentee ballots, and getting to the polls on Election Day on November 5.

Instagram: @snhuchandlercenter

Questions about voting can be sent to serve@snhu.edu or visit The Chandler Center at Belknap 120 Hall

Other resources mentioned in this episode:

New York Times: Where Trump and Harris Stand On The Economy

Dr. Ken Nivison’s Substack: Peaceful Transfers

The Conversation

In the final Spring 2024 episode, Amanda Goyette interviews the headliners for the premier of the SNHU concert series. Sunday Ave is an alternative band from southern New Hampshire featuring SNHU student Warren Olson (Guitar) and Aidan Landry (Drums).

Southern New Hampshire University students experienced study abroad and London theatre as part of a faculty-led program during Spring Break.

Co-Designed focuses on the long-term collaboration between the BankNH Pavilion and Southern New Hampshire University. It's the perfect intersection of community partnerships and experiential learning.

Co-Host Amanda Goyette interviews Professor Deborah Varat and graduating senior Emily Blais to preview the 2024 Southern New Hampshire University Humanities Festival. The festival takes place on Wednesday April 17 from 2-5 PM on the SNHU Greenspace.

Class of 2024 seniors Amanda Goyette and Chris Tutt look back on their years on campus at Southern New Hampshire University and offer advice for future students.