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8 a.m. - 9 a.m., For decades, western states have dominated snow research in the United States. Snow STORE brings together collaborators in academia and industry from New Hampshire, Maine, and Vermont to enhance observations of mountain snowpacks at existing research sites and add instrumentation to new ones. Mount Washington Observatory, Wildcat Mountain Resort, and Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest are among the sites in the Granite State. Snow STORE is the first monitoring system of its kind…

Noon - 12:30 p.m., Public administration, public policy, community development, global conflict and human security: four paths into meaningful public service work. Which one fits you? In this 30-minute virtual session, faculty member and graduate program coordinator Melinda Negron-Gonzales walks you through each of Carsey's master's programs and how they differ. Student services coordinator Anne Kimball will answer your questions about admissions, timelines, and funding. Come curious, and leave…

Noon - 12:30 p.m., Thriving communities are built on purpose, by people who know how to bring others together and turn ideas into action. In this 30-minute virtual session, faculty member Jolan Rivera introduces Carsey's Master's in Community Development: what you'll learn, how it connects to real communities, and how it fits around your work, including an option for experienced professionals. Anne Kimball will answer your questions about admissions and funding. Learn more and save your seat

Noon - 12:30 p.m., The world's toughest challenges, from armed conflict to displacement to climate-driven crises, cross borders. So do the careers built around them. In this 30-minute virtual session, faculty member Melinda Negron-Gonzales introduces Carsey's Master of Global Conflict and Human Security: what you'll study, the questions you'll take on, and where the degree can lead. Anne Kimball will answer your questions about admissions, timelines, and funding. Learn more and save your seat

Noon - 12:30 p.m., Strong public organizations need leaders who can manage resources, guide teams through change, and earn the public's trust. In this 30-minute virtual session, faculty member Carlos Perez-Espitia shares how Carsey's Master of Public Administration builds those skills for careers in government and nonprofits, including options for mid-career professionals. Anne Kimball will answer your questions about admissions, timelines, and funding. Learn more and save your seat