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Learn to Cook at the Thompson School!
Learning – and great eating – doesn’t need to stop this summer, when a new series of cooking classes at the Thompson School of Applied Science at the University of New Hampshire introduces adult learners to a wide range of cuisines and culinary techniques.
Story >>>All in the Family
Marissa Huppe ’13 gained extensive experience in everything from cultivating vegetables to training oxen during her childhood on a working farm in New Hampshire. “I have done vegetable production outdoors,” says Huppe, “but never in high tunnels before.” For this Farmington native, the hands-on aspects of working in the high tunnels – as part of the Integrated Agricultural Management program in the Thompson School of Applied Science – rounds out her early introduction to farming.
Story >>>A Nutritious Serving
Students Roll True with Marketing Plan for Local Golf Course
UNH’s Thompson School Offers Adult Cooking Classes
From the Pyrennes Mountains to the shores of southern Italy, from classic pastries to gluten-free concoctions, a new series of cooking classes at the Thompson School of Applied Science at the University of New Hampshire introduces adult learners to a wide range of cuisines and culinary techniques.
Story >>>Spring Arrives at the UNH Greenhouse Open House March 22-23, 2013
Usher in spring with a visit to the University of New Hampshire Macfarlane Greenhouses during the annual open house Friday and Saturday, March 22 and 23.
Story >>>“A Family’s Loss” Is Second Novel for UNH Thompson School Professor
Family love, family secrets, and family mythologies are at the heart of the new novel by Tim Barretto, a professor of community leadership.
Story >>>Scholarships for 2013-14, apply today!
Several scholarships are available for currently enrolled and incoming students at the Thompson School of Applied Science. Due date for submission of completed applications forms (handwritten applications will not be accepted) is no later than noon, Monday, March 18, 2013, unless otherwise noted.
Story >>>NESA: Animal Science Competition 2013
Each February, hundreds of college students from the east coast gather together to judge livestock, participate in quiz bowls, and present original research and review papers in competition. The 2013 event was held at Rutgers University in New Jersey. Teams of 4 or 5 students compete in the event.
Story >>>Laurie Chapman-Bosco receives Pony Club Founders Award!
Laurie Chapman-Bosco, Professor of Applied Animal Science and Program Chair was awarded a Pony Club Founders Award!
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