Alumni, Family and Friends
SNHU Founders Day Tuesday, Sept. 12
Today is our birthday! Celebrate the anniversary of our founding by tagging us in your favorite NHC/SNHU pictures on social media (@snhualumni) and #SNHUFoundersDay. Submit photos of your SNHU/NHC memorabilia and share the memories behind them in the SNHU Archives Showcase, happening Sept. 12 through Homecoming Weekend. Keep reading to learn more ways you can help us mark our 91st brthday.
Fall Career and Professional Development Events Explore your future and join these virtual and in-person career events. Events will cover topics such as interviewing, networking, and starting or advancing your career.
Global Citizens Circle: The Power of Dialogue in Building Peace Wednesday, Sept. 20 | 12-1:30 pm ET | Virtual Acclaimed Irish author, Colum McCann, will moderate a conversation with discussion leaders Arab Aramin, a Palestinian, and Yigal Elhanan, an Israeli, who are members of The Parents Circle – Families Forum. Both young men lost their sisters in the conflict but have come together in dialogue to work for peace. Their fathers, Bassam Aramin and Rami Elhanan, leaders of The Parents Circle, were the subjects of Colum McCann’s novel, Apeirogon. Learn more and register.
How Do You Connect with Alumni and Students?
We're committed to enhancing the student and alumni experience. Please take a moment to share your thoughts on your involvement and interest in engaging with the greater SNHU community. This brief survey takes just a few minutes to complete and closes on Friday, Sept. 29. Your feedback will shape the design of our new online platform to strengthen SNHU connections. Thank you for your valuable input!
TEDxSNHU: Call for Nominations
Building upon last year’s successful event, the SNHU Ethics Council is looking for extraordinary speakers who have “ideas worth spreading” for our second annual TEDxSNHU event taking place on Thursday, Feb. 1, 2024. The topic this year is “discover.” Nominate a speaker, or even yourself, no later than Saturday, Sept. 30. Questions? Please contact Michelle Caron.
Audition to Sing the National Anthem at Commencement
Auditions are open for alumni interested in singing the U.S. National Anthem during the 2023 Fall Commencement ceremonies on Saturday, Nov. 18. To be considered, please email a video of yourself singing the National Anthem to commencement@snhu.edu by Monday, Oct. 2.
Master of Public Health Program: Live Chat Series
Join the Master of Public Health Program for MPH Live Chats, a series in which a variety of public health topics will be discussed. All SNHU community members are invited to take part in these casual discussions that explore current events through a public health lens. The next MPH Live Chat will take place on:
Please use this link to join the MPH Live Chat. Reach out to Dr. Leanne Skehan with questions.
SNHU Homecoming: Mountains of Memories Oct. 13-15
Homecoming Weekend is almost here! Mark your calendars for Oct. 13-15 for fun events happening on campus, online and on demand. And the SoCal SNHU community is kicking things off early with a meet up on Saturday, Oct. 7. This year we're embracing the great outdoors with the theme "Mountains of Memories." Registration is now open! Don’t forget to join the SNHU Homecoming 2023 event on Facebook for updates, contests and more. We can’t wait to celebrate with you!
Submit your video game for Thankmas 2023 streaming event
Thankmas takes place in December and is a month-long gaming event where streamers raise money toward an organization chosen by YouTuber, Jacksepticeye. In 2022, Thankmas raised more than 10 million for the World Central Kitchen. SNHU staff involved in the gaming community are planning multiple streams throughout December and will be dedicating a stream to showcase games designed by alumni. Learn more and enter your submission before Tuesday, Oct. 31. Disclaimer: Alumni of SNHU are not expected to financially support or contribute to this fundraiser.
Save the date: Fall Commencement 2023 Saturday, Nov. 18
The Fall Commencement ceremony will take place on Saturday, Nov. 18, and the virtual ceremony will take place on Saturday, Dec. 9. Stay tuned for updates on the Commencement website.
SNHU Bookstore Coupon Code
Enjoy 10% off your bookstore purchase, in store or online, using code: HELLO23 at checkout now through Sunday, Dec. 31, 2023. Learn more.
Meet Dr. Diego Nocetti, Campus Dean of Business
Meet Dr. Ben Cole, Campus Dean of Arts, Sciences & Education
Meet Dr. Kyle Viator, Campus Dean of Engineering, Tech and Aeronautics
SNHU Recognized for Commitment to First-Generation Students, Joins First Scholars Network
Duet Director Khaleel Shreet Featured in New Hampshire Magazine
SNHU Named a ‘Great College to Work For,’ Top 3 Employer in New Hampshire
Student Loan Repayment Resources
After an extended period of administrative forbearance, student loan repayment resumes in October. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, SNHU’s Finacial Wellness and Repayment team is here to help! The Financial Wellness and Repayment team can:
Please email the Financial Wellness and Repayment team with questions or call 603.928.7922. Office hours are 8-5:30 pm ET, Monday-Friday.
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 ...
Kristopher Ambrozewicz '23, of Athol, Massachusetts, has become a clinical supervisor for a sober living house and a part-time mental health therapist. He currently waiting to test for the LADC-I in Massachusetts to become licensed alcohol and drug counselor.
Vendla Bramble '23, of Dayton, Ohio, achieved a double Master's in Criminal Justice and Psychology. All that while also authoring 7 books in science fiction and alternate history. Vendla is also co-authoring 5 other books in the same categories. Now she is working on her 8th book while simultaneously working on the 6th book in co-author role.
Jaime (Davidson) Gratton '02 '10G, of Merrimack, New Hampshire, was the 2023 faculty inductee into the Goffstown High School chapter of the National Honor Society for exemplifying the four pillars of NHS.
Jason Kelley '21 '23G, of Dallas, Texas, has joined Dallas College as the associate dean of success coaching.
Linda Leaks ’00G, of Washington, DC, organizer of 16 housing cooperatives in the U.S. and 7 in Johannesburg, South Africa, will become the first black woman from the District of Columbia to be inducted into the Cooperative Hall of Fame. The induction will take place on Thursday, Oct. 5 at the National Press Club.
Joshua McBeth '23, of Orlando, Florida, got accepted into the St. Bonaventure University Master’s Program for Digital Journalism.
Andrea Pickett ’22, of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, presented a Ted Talk titled, To Eradicate Poverty, Listen to the People Who've Experienced It.
Whitney Reinhart '22, of Ona, West Virginia, will start teaching freshman English at BridgeValley Community and Technical College in Charleston, West Virginia this fall. Her first novel, Saving Eva, is available for purchase.
A'ndrea Robertson '23, of Huntington, West Virgina, has been accepted into the Marshall University Clinical Mental Health and Counseling Master’s program while also working toward her Master in Human Resources Management at Southern New Hampshire University
Aneetrah Stewart '19, of Charlotte, North Carolina, is currently training to become a life coach to support people through life changes & challenges.
Jonelle Walters '23, of Queens, New York, has been registered as a member of the HRAGC- Human Resource Association of Greater Concord, New Hampshire.
2023 Founders Day Giving Challenge Sept. 12-18
Each year, in honor of our founding, we ask the SNHU community to come together in support of student scholarships with the Founders Day Giving Challenge. Through Monday, Sept. 18, show your Penmen pride and join the movement in three ways: GIVE, ADVOCATE or CHALLENGE.
Your support ensures more students have access to the scholarships they need to continue their education and transform their lives. Participation from alumni and donors like you demonstrates the collective power of giving and inspires others to join in support of your alma mater. Make your gift count!
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.
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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