Voices of Wildcats - Student Stories

“Think independently” was just one of the many important lessons David Cote ’76 learned from his parents while growing up. And it’s served him well. Today, he’s the CEO of Honeywell and has earned about as many awards as the company’s list of products. But despite being featured on Barron’s list of World’s Best CEOs, Cote is anything but your stereotypical corporate boss. He wears jeans, blares rap music in his office, and continues to think independently—all while inspiring others to do the same. Read More

There is only one planet and therefore we must use our resources wisely. Caterina Roman ’22 has spent the past 4 years at UNH growing her knowledge and expertise in the world of sustainable agriculture in the hopes of getting her Ph.D. — and eventually becoming a lead scientist at an indoor growing facility that produces local food in urban settings. Read More

The global pandemic called on UNH’s scientists – both established and emerging. So when you’re a driven biomedical laboratory student on a campus that opens its own COVID-19 testing lab, you raise your hand to help. At least you do if you’re Julia Dusseault. Read More

Witnessing a SpaceX launch his freshman year gave Charlie Nitschelm '20 goosebumps -- and became his catalyst for pursuing a future as a mechanical engineer in the aerospace field. Read More