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Consistent with the Paul College mission, we aim to be “an inclusive community that respects and harnesses the power of diverse perspectives, identities, and experiences to enhance learning”.

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What early careerists need to know about diversity & inclusion and why it matters: Panel discussion with UNH Paul alumni

Watch this panel discussion with UNH Paul alumni Todd Boucher '03, Principal & Founder of Leading Edge Design Group; Mark Chamberlain '86, Ret. HR Executive and Diversity & Inclusion Leader Financial Services Industry; Alexys Gilcreast '18, Deals Associate at PwC; Geno Miller '17, Co-Founder and CEO of Shtudy; and Austin Perea '13, Pricing and Policy Manager at Sun Power.

  • Q&A with Kang Woo '22, MBA
    Kang Woo came to UNH Paul College to get his MBA because he wanted to better understand the "why" or business actions and decisions. He ran his own business for 3 years in Seoul, South Korea, and knows an MBA will help prepare him for inevitable changes in industry. And the fact that the program...
    Q&A with Kang Woo '22, MBA
    Kang Woo came to UNH Paul College to get his MBA because he wanted to better understand the "why" or business actions and decisions. He ran his own business for 3 years in Seoul, South Korea, and knows an MBA will help prepare him for inevitable changes in industry. And the fact that the program...
  • Q&A with Willliam Bruneau-Bouchard, '21, BS Business Administration, '22, MS Business Analytics
    William Bruneau-Bouchard came to UNH from Quebec, Canada, to pursue an undergraduate degree and stayed on the pursue a graduate degree. An All-American student-athlete in alpine skiing, he says the professors, curriculum, facilities, and support services, and connections made choosing the MS...
    Q&A with Willliam Bruneau-Bouchard, '21, BS Business Administration, '22, MS Business Analytics
    William Bruneau-Bouchard came to UNH from Quebec, Canada, to pursue an undergraduate degree and stayed on the pursue a graduate degree. An All-American student-athlete in alpine skiing, he says the professors, curriculum, facilities, and support services, and connections made choosing the MS...
  • Q&A with Jing Ma '10, Director of Data Science at Liberty Mutual Insurance Group
    Jing Ma arrived in the United States from Weihai, Shandog, China, 15 years ago. She says earning her MS in Analytical Economics has helped her sharpen her critical thinking skills, be open minded, curious, and a quick learner. What was your overall UNH experience like? What did it teach you? Being...
    Q&A with Jing Ma '10, Director of Data Science at Liberty Mutual Insurance Group
    Jing Ma arrived in the United States from Weihai, Shandog, China, 15 years ago. She says earning her MS in Analytical Economics has helped her sharpen her critical thinking skills, be open minded, curious, and a quick learner. What was your overall UNH experience like? What did it teach you? Being...
  • Forbes highlights The Rines Angel Fund in its coverage on women entrepreneurs
    The Rines Angel Fund, students Aidan Kittredge and Kelsie Dawe and Professor Jeffrey Sohl are featured in a Forbes column on creating a pipeline of women venture capitalists. Forbes writer Geri Stengel recently penned a column on women venture capitalists and the challenges presented by Covid-19 as...
    Forbes highlights The Rines Angel Fund in its coverage on women entrepreneurs
    The Rines Angel Fund, students Aidan Kittredge and Kelsie Dawe and Professor Jeffrey Sohl are featured in a Forbes column on creating a pipeline of women venture capitalists. Forbes writer Geri Stengel recently penned a column on women venture capitalists and the challenges presented by Covid-19 as...
  • Katharina Barta earned her undergraduate degree at Paul College and is studying to get her MBA
    Katharina Barta '20, from Salzburg, Austria, chose UNH Paul College for her undergraduate degree and MBA because it is a "great business school, beautiful campus and location." In this Q&A she talks about her experience in the Full-Time MBA program and the challenges presented by the Covid...
    Katharina Barta earned her undergraduate degree at Paul College and is studying to get her MBA
    Katharina Barta '20, from Salzburg, Austria, chose UNH Paul College for her undergraduate degree and MBA because it is a "great business school, beautiful campus and location." In this Q&A she talks about her experience in the Full-Time MBA program and the challenges presented by the Covid...