You can Make an Impact
The Paul College community includes not only our students, faculty and staff, but also the many alumni and business partners who engage with us. You not only hire our students, you mentor and advise them in ways that extend beyond the classroom. We offer many ways in which you can partner with us, as well as training and consultation through three programs and centers that help individuals and New Hampshire businesses excel. Explore ways you can engage with us.
share
your time
1. establish a meaningful connection or interaction;
- guest speak in a class
- join a panel discussion
- judge a student competition
- mentor a student or club
- work with a student project team
- teach a Business in Practice course
CONTACT:
RUSSELL MILES
russell.miles@unh.edu
603.842.0678
build
your team
2. arrange to hire or employ;
- exhibit at a career fair
- hire an intern
- recruit & hire graduates
- join a networking group
CONTACT:
KIM CLARK
kimberly.clark@unh.edu
603.862.2567
learn
and grow
3. participate, become involved;
- attend an industry symposium
- take an Executive Education course
- partner with the Small Business Development Center or Center for Family Enterprise
- join a CEO peer group or CEO Forum
CONTACT:
LIZ GRAY
liz.gray@unh.edu
603.862.1446
a difference
4. pledge your financial support
- sponsor a club
- underwrite an event
- endow a scholarship
- support a program or center
- contribute to a capital project
- invest in our college
CONTACT:
TARA BELANGER
tara.belanger@unh.edu
603.862.3965
TODD BOUCHER '03
Principal, Leading Edge Design Group
Paul College Dean's Executive Advisory Board
"Mentoring is thought of as a gift to the mentee, but it's also a gift to the mentor. While seeing my student mentee grow, it gives me the opportunity to self-reflect."
TODD BOUCHER '03
Principal, Leading Edge Design Group
Paul College Dean's Executive Advisory Board
RECRUITER
EY
"In our industry, we do not sell products; our people are our assets. That said, it is imperative we hire the best and brightest talent, which UNH students have consistently proven to be. It's always a joy coming to campus and meeting with these intelligent students with real-world experience who truly are the future of this firm."
RECRUITER
EY
TOM WHITE '77, '79G
President of New England Wire Technologies
"The UNH Leadership Certificate Program has provided New England Wire with an avenue to develop our employees personally and professionally. They have thoroughly enjoyed the experience and New England Wire has benefited by realizing significant improvement in their leadership, mentoring and teamwork skills. New Hampshire businesses are fortunate to have a program that provides such a great educational opportunity."
TOM WHITE '77, '79G
President of New England Wire Technologies
JUDE BLAKE '77
Former Chief Marketing Officer/EVP, Cablecom, GmbH
Paul College Dean's Executive Advisory Board
"Being invested in Paul College in every way... through my time, talent and treasure... has paid back enormous dividends over the years. Our students are a source of inspiration and pride. Our faculty, staff and Dean's team are innovative, forward thinking and put student success at the top of their list. And our engaged alumni ROCK! They are my mentors, my mentees, my colleagues and my friends. I cannot imagine my life without Paul College as an integral part of it! Reward yourself and be part of Paul."
JUDE BLAKE '77
Former Chief Marketing Officer/EVP, Cablecom, GmbH
Paul College Dean's Executive Advisory Board
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