Alumni, Family and Friends
SNHU LEADS 2024: Call for Virtual & Hybrid Programs
The 10th annual SNHU LEADS Conference is coming up March 26-27, and we’re looking for both virtual and in-person presenters from the SNHU community! This year’s theme, Find Your Voice, invites attendees to build their confidence and speak up in a crowded, digital world. Learn more about suggested session topics and submit your proposal before the Jan. 21 deadline. Email connect@snhu.edu with questions.
January Career Webinars
Explore your future and join SNHU Career Services for a series of events in the month of January. Sessions will cover careers in STEM and publishing.
Learn more and register. FinLitCon: Investing Simplified with Tae Kim Wednesday, Jan. 24 | 2-3 pm ET
Join in conversation with Personal Finance YouTuber, Tae Kim. In this session of FinLitCon, Kim will cover money and investing lessons from his YouTube channel, Financial Tortoise, where he encourages viewers to pursue the slow and steady path to building sustainable wealth. Learn more and register.
TEDxSNHU 2024 Thursday, Feb. 1 | 1-5 pm ET | Virtual Register to tune in virtually for a special afternoon of “ideas worth spreading.” The second annual TEDxSNHU will feature ten incredible speakers from throughout the SNHU community including:
Learn more and reserve your spot.
Penmen Pink Day Saturday, Feb. 3 | 12:30 pm | Stan Spirou Field House, SNHU (Manchester, NH)
Join the Women’s Basketball team as they fill the gym with love and support for breast cancer fighters and survivors, and honor those who have lost their battle. Women’s Basketball will play the University of New Haven at 1:30 pm. Come early to enjoy fan fair in the lobby with raffles, cookies, and fun for the whole family! Can't make it to the game? Tune in via livestream.
Save the date: We're Headed to Atlanta! Feb. 6-8 We're looking forward to connecting with alumni, students and employees in the Atlanta area next month! Stay tuned to the SNHU alumni social media channels for more information on time and location.
Save the date: Career Day Wednesday, Feb. 7
Brought to you by SNHU Career Services, Career Day is a virtual, free event for alumni, students and SNHU employees. Attendees will learn proven strategies and gain valuable insights, no matter where they are in their career journey. Multiple sessions will be available, covering emerging trends in the modern job and internship search. Learn more and register.
Sustainability Summit: Call for ProposalsThe Office of Sustainability invites you to submit a proposal to present a 40-minute in-person or virtual workshop at the inaugural Sustainability Summit on April 8, 2024. The summit is a networking space to share progress on SNHU sustainability goals and find inspiration on incorporating sustainability into your work. Proposals can address a wide variety of topics ranging from projects implemented to research conducted on sustainability initiatives and more. Submissions are due by Feb. 15. Contact sustainability@snhu.edu for more information.
Global Days of Service: Lead a Project March & April
This spring will mark the ninth 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 in their local communities. We’re looking for individuals to lead service projects for March and April. Learn more and submit your project plans online. Want to raise your hand, but not sure where to begin just yet? Watch our Information Session to learn how to get started today!
Consider getting involved in your local community this spring by volunteering as a a poll worker during the upcoming presidential primary elections. Learn more and get involved.
Particulate Matter Pollution and Solutions: A Look at Minority Communities
Presented by the Continuing Education for Health Professionals team, this on-demand learning opportunity explores the critical issue of particulate matter pollution with a specific emphasis on its disproportionate impact on minority communities. Learn more and register.
2023 Year in Review
From breaking records to community impact to honoring SNHU's best, check out our favorite stories and celebrations from 2023 in our annual Year in Review.
SETA Winter Newsletter
Check out the latest happenings from the School of Engineering, Technology and Aeronautics (SETA)! Shout out to current students McKenzie Hoyt and Rickey Mask for putting this together.
Student Loan Repayment Resources
Feeling overwhelmed about repaying your student loans? SNHU’s Financial Wellness and Repayment team is here to help! The Financial Wellness and Repayment team can help by discussing repayment options that work for you, options available for loan forgiveness, and more. Email the Financial Wellness and Repayment team with questions or call 603.928.7922.
Giving SNHUdays 2023: That’s a wrap!
Thank you to the generous donors who gave during Giving SNHUdays! Special shout-out to University Provost Lisa Marsh Ryerson and Laurie ’89MBA and Clarke Chandler for their unwavering dedication to student success. Together, the SNHU community raised more than $135,000 in support of SNHU scholarships. Thanks to you, your impact will create a tidal wave of change for the leaders of tomorrow.
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 …
James Brown '23, of Waverly, Tennessee, will be heading to Seattle to start his new journey as an Area Manager for Amazon in January. Without SNHU, this would have been out of his reach.
Ryan Hebert '23, of Los Angeles, California, landed a job as a sports manager. He loves the new position and is looking forward to learning more.
Timothy Sawyer '14 '23, of Crestview Hills, Kentucky, just celebrated 10 years with CyberArk, Ltd.
Brandon Schneckloth '16 and Jessica Schneckloth '14, of Raleigh, North Carolina, are excited to announce their debut children’s book, The Adventures of Tuck & Mo: The Mystery of The Missing Bone, inspired by their beloved dogs Mozzie & Tucker, was officially launched on Amazon on November 24th, 2023.
Kiamesha Denise Sims '23, of Mount Vernon, New York, graduated with a bachelor's degree in creative writing and English in December 2023. She got an internship and is planning on continuing her education for a master's degree in creative writing and English while writing and self-publishing new adult fiction.
Save the date: Penmen Days of Giving Feb. 5-16 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. More information coming soon.
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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