Alumni, Family and Friends
February Campus Career Fairs
Recent grads and career changers can connect with leading professionals in a variety of industries and explore exciting career paths:
If you are an alumni employer interested in attending to recruit students for your organization or have questions about the events, please contact the Career & Professional Development Center at careerdevelopment@snhu.edu or 603.645.9793.
February Career Webinars
Learn more about these events and register.
HP CARES – Upcoming Sessions
HP CARES is (Health Professions Creating Awareness & Real-world Engagement Series), brought to you by the Continuing Education for Health Professions team. This series allows attendees to connect with experts, exchange ideas, and explore the multifaceted terrain of healthcare careers, research, and innovations.
Questions? Please contact Laurie Lewis.
TEDxSNHU 2025 Thursday, Feb. 27 | 1-5 pm ET
Register to tune in virtually for the third annual TEDxSNHU event. The Ethics Council is thrilled to announce the following speakers from the SNHU community who will be sharing their unique stories, innovative solutions, and visionary insights:
Global Days of Service March & April
This spring, SNHU will celebrate the 10th annual Global Days of Service (GDS), a two-month-long initiative that brings alumni, students, staff and faculty together from across the globe to make a difference. We’re looking for individuals to lead service projects for March and April. Check out how you can get involved below. We can’t wait to serve with you!
Career Day Wednesday, March 5 | 10 am-5 pm ET | Virtual
Whether you're taking your first career steps, changing paths or leveling up, Career Day is packed with insights and strategies to help you succeed. With sessions led by experienced professionals, you’ll discover practical tools and expert advice tailored to your career journey. Attend one session or join them all—your schedule, your choice! Learn more and register.
International Women’s Day Breakfast Tuesday, March 11 | 9-10:30 am ET | Virtual | Dining Center, SNHU (Manchester, NH)
This year’s International Women's Day Breakfast will explore the troubling pattern of gender-based violence in conflict zones, where sexual violence is systematically used as a weapon of war. Hosted by the Deborah L. Coffin Women's Center, attendees will hear from a panel of special guests to help us better understand this phenomenon and explore possible paths to justice, accountability, and solutions. Register to attend in-person or tune in via livestream.Call for Volunteers: Virtual Mock Interviews Wednesday, March 19 | 9 am-12 pm ET
Join the Career & Professional Development Center for virtual mock interview events this spring! Help campus-based students practice their interviewing skills. We’re asking volunteers for a one-hour time slot, but you’re welcome to sign up for multiple sessions. Learn more and register.
Save the date: SNHU LEADS 2025 March 25-26 | Virtual | Robert Frost, SNHU (Manchester, NH)
Mark your calendar for the 11th annual SNHU LEADS Conference! This year’s theme, Let’s Grow, invites attendees to branch out beyond what's familiar and expand your influence as a leader—whether at work, at home or in your community. Registration will open Feb. 27. Stay tuned to SNHU alumni social media channels for updates.
Looking to go back to school?
Earn Your Master of Education
Interested in becoming a teacher? Our Manchester, New Hampshire, clinical program will give you the degree, skills and professional licensure you need to start your teaching career. Licensure programs include:
Candidates with a completed bachelor’s degree (in any discipline) are eligible for this master’s program. The next cohort begins on June 30. To learn more about these programs, reach out to admission@snhu.edu.
Mountainview Masters of Fine Arts (MFA) Program
Ready to write your story? Our two-year, low-residency program allows students to live anywhere and work a full-time job. We never allow the number of students to exceed 65 total – about 16 per cohort – so our students develop close and sustaining relationships with faculty during our intensive weeklong residency in June. For additional information, email mfa@snhu.edu.
Mallory Vincent '15 '20MBA Honored as AICPA Leadership Academy Graduate
Meet Noah Melker '23
Mother and Daughter Graduate Together
New Campus Program: Master’s in Computer Science
Starting this fall, SNHU is launching a Master’s in Computer Science program on campus. Whether you're looking to advance your career, transition from a related field, or deepen your expertise, this cutting-edge program provides industry-aligned skills to help you thrive in the ever-evolving world of technology. With specialized concentrations in Artificial Intelligence and Software Engineering, this program equips you with the tools to innovate, lead, and make an impact. Contact the Office of Graduate Admission at 603.645.9688 or gradadmission@snhu.edu to learn more.
We love to hear about alumni doing great things. If you or someone you know has a story worth sharing, please send us a Class Note to be featured in next month's edition! You might even get some SNHU swag …
Anderson S. Chea '12, of Maple Grove, Minnesota, relocated to Saint John, Canada, to pursue an MBA program.
Mark Haddad ’01 ’11G, of Mission Viejo, California, recently published a book titled A Soul Spoke to Me: A Soul’s Guide to Navigate Purpose.
John Vercher ’16MFA, of North Wales, Pennsylvania, is one of ten authors longlisted for the PEN/Faulkner Prize for fiction for his novel Devil is Fine, which was published last year. The finalists will be narrowed to five in March and then a winner will be declared in April.
Mallory Vincent ’15 ’20MBA, of Loudon, New Hampshire, was selected as one of 30 CPAs in the country to attend the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) Leadership Academy program, graduating on Dec. 11, 2024.
Penmen Days of Giving Feb. 6-14
Show some love to your favorite student-athletes during Penmen Days of Giving! Your donation could ensure that SNHU student-athletes have access to life-changing experiences, top-of-the-line-equipment, and meaningful academic and career opportunities. Make your gift.
At Southern New Hampshire University, we believe that cost should never determine whether a deserving student can pursue a university education. Whether you donate resources or your time, SNHU students are grateful for your contributions. Below are a few ways you can make an impact:
Explore these giving options and more on our website.
Is your alumni profile up to date? If you've changed careers, received a promotion or moved to a new location, make sure your information is current on the SNHU Alumni Online Community to ensure you get the scoop from us on virtual reunion events, career leads and exciting networking opportunities in your area. And join the SNHU Community on LinkedIn to continue to build your SNHU network.
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