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International Support Services
UNH offers a variety of student support services
and organizations aimed at assisting international students. Please
visit the sites below for further information on what UNH has to offer.
If you feel that you need assistance, and cannot find the proper
resource, please contact
at the Graduate School.
Office of International Students and Scholars
The OISS
promotes international education at the University by facilitating the
enrollment and employment of foreign nationals and by providing them
with essential support services.
Black Student Union
The Black Student Union is a community that is based on campus as
a access for students who want to be educated about diversity and
participate in political issues that occur at the University. This
organization is formed with a strong group of students who are motivated
to get their voices heard to reach out to the community of New
Hampshire. For more information, contact Dovev Levine.
Brazilian Student Organization
Mission: To promote the Brazilian culture and the Portuguese
language in the University of New Hampshire and to fortify the
relationship between the UNH and Brazilian universities in order to make
UNH the number one destination of Brazilian exchange students. For more
information, contact Dovev Levine.
Chinese Student and Scholar Association
Our Mission: To Unify all the Chinese people at UNH for a
friendly and harmonious community, To Propagate China's history and
culture to offer much learning about China, To Bond with other diverse
cultures to consolidate friendship with brotherly organizations.
Visit us at
http://www.unh.edu/cssa/
Hillel
Hillel provides the UNH community with a full array of Jewish services
ranging from educational and social programs to religious observances.
Hillel strives to offer programs for all Jewish students of all
denominations. For more information, contact Dovev Levine.
Indian Student Association
Our purpose is to provide an opportunity for students from the
Indian subcontinent to interact and share the joy of the culture and
heritage, and to educate the other students, by bringing awareness. Our
goal is to promote the awareness of cultural diversity on campus by
organizing cultural and social events on campus and also to address the
concerns of the Indian students. For more information, contact Dovev
Levine.
Mosaico
Mosiaco is a student organization that provides programs and information
about Latino and Hispanic cultures. For more information, contact Dovev
Levine.
Muslim Student Association
The Muslim Students Association at UNH is a close-knit and
friendly community which serves to assist UNH Muslims in their practice
of Islam and endeavors to improve and augment the University community's
awareness and knowledge of the global religion of Islam and of the
culture of the Islamic nations. Feel free to call us at (603)862-1269 or
email us at
unhmsa@hotmail.com
President’s Commission on the Status of People of
Color
The UNH
President's Commission on the Status of People of Color proposes,
recommends, and evaluates programs, policies, and services aimed at
enhancing diversity and supporting people of color within the UNH
community. The commission acts to ensure implementation of goals to
increase campus diversity through minority student, faculty, and staff
recruitment and retention, and through curriculum development.
President’s Commission on the Status of Women
Consistent efforts to achieve equality remains absolutely crucial
if men and women on campus, studying or working side by side, are to
achieve similar educational and employment experiences. For more
information visit us at
http://www.unh.edu/womens-commission
United Asian Coalition
The UAC brings Asian culture to the UNH campus through
entertaining shows and speeches from educators. Weekly meetings feature
discussions of Asian-related news. Join UAC to bond with students of
different nationalities and cultures. For more information, contact
Dovev Levine.
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