Welcome to the HHS Report

Newsletter for Friends of HHS
Vol. 6, 2008

	Partnership with SteppingStones Continues to Grow New technology enhances therapies and teaching at brain injury support center >>
	Improving Community Health The New Hampshire Health Information Center empowers citizens >>
	Skill Sets for Disaster Relief UNH nursing professor helps people in hurricane-ravaged Florida. >>
	Lynette Ament, new chair of nursing The Department of Nursing has welcomed Associate Professor Lynette Ament as their new chair this past fall. >>
	People with disabilities and their families will benefit from anonymous Monadnock region “Giving Circle” >>
	Cold outside, dry inside >>
	Quest, a production of Maine Public Broadcasting, features the work of two HHS faculty members. >>
	Walk to school day shows Newmarket students the safe route >>
	Communication Sciences and Disorders http://www.shhs.unh.edu/csd/index.html >>
	Family Studies http://www.shhs.unh.edu/fs/index.html >>
	Health Management and Policy http://www.shhs.unh.edu/hmp/index.html >>
	Kinesiology http://www.unh.edu/kinesiology/ >>
	Nursing http://www.shhs.unh.edu/nursing/index.html >>
	Occupational Therapy http://www.shhs.unh.edu/ot/index.html >>
	Recreational Management and Policy http://www.unh.edu/rmp/index.shtml >>
	Social Work http://www.shhs.unh.edu/sw/index.html >>
	UNH and N.H. Community Technical College Offer Dual Admission Program for Nursing Students >>
	Dean´s Message Welcome to the most recent edition of the Report from the School of Health and Human Services at UNH. >>