News and Events

Upcoming Carsey Events

Oct

03

NH Listens: Understanding and Preventing Hate-Based Activity

The Maine and New Hampshire Seacoast area has experienced increased hate-based activity in recent months. Please join us for an informative presentation and Q&A with area police departments and lo ...

Oct

06

NH Listens: Understanding and Preventing Hate-Based Activity

The Maine and New Hampshire Seacoast area has experienced increased hate-based activity in recent months. Please join us for an informative online presentation and Q&A with area police departments ...

Oct

07

Semester in the City: Open House (virtual)

Join us online to hear from current Semester in the City (SITC) students, who are living and interning in Boston, while earning 16 credits for the same cost (or less!) of a semester at UNH. Learn ...

Oct

12

Coffee and Conversations: Climate Change in New Hampshire

Over the past 50 years, New Hampshire has become warmer and wetter. These trends are projected to continue through 2100. Impacts include more extreme heat, warming winters and decreasing snow cove ...

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Recordings of Recent Carsey School Events

The Biden Administration's First 100 Days

On Tuesday, April 27, the Carsey School of Public Policy and UNH Alumni hosted a panel discussion on the Biden administration's first 100 days. Panelists included Rich Ashooh ’86, Ellen Fitzpatrick, Ryan Gibson, and Ella Nilsen ’13 and the discussion was moderated by Carsey School Director Michael Ettlinger.

Bringing Clean Energy to Low-Income Communities

On April 21, 2021, Michael Swack and Eric Hangen of the Center for Impact Finance (CIF) at the Carsey School of Public Policy led a presentation and Q&A on methods of bringing clean energy to low-income communities through community-based financing.

John Kasich, former Governor of Ohio

On Nov. 7, 2019, the Carsey School of Public Policy hosted former Ohio Governor and 2016 GOP presidential candidate John Kasich for a politics and policy discussion and a signing of his new book, It's Up to Us: Ten Little Ways We Can Bring About Big Change. Tom Rath, former New Hampshire Attorney General, moderated the discussion.