Q&A with SNHU Director of Development Ed Ithier
Ed Ithier oversees major gifts to help support scholarships and helps to create career opportunities for students at Southern New Hampshire University.
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Q&A with Franklin Pierce University Professor Christina Cliff
‘White supremacy and extremism in general are a domestic security threat,’ says Christina Cliff, assistant professor of political science and security studies at Franklin Pierce University in Rindge.
Q&A with White Mountain National Forest Supervisor Derek Ibarguen
Derek Ibarguen, who took over last summer as supervisor of the White Mountain National Forest, sees the forest as a ‘major contributor’ to the economy of the region
Q&A with NHEC broadband overseer Robert Cruickshank
Robert Cruickshank, a telecommunications industry veteran, is directing the New Hampshire Electric Cooperative’s broadband buildout efforts in rural parts of the state.
Q&A with Acupuncturist Elizabeth Ropp
‘Acupuncture serves all the people, body and soul,’ says acupuncturist Elizabeth Ropp.
Q&A with State Waterway Guardian Jen Drociak
It’s the job of Jen Drociak of the state Department of Environmental Services to take care of New Hampshire’s rivers, ponds and lakes.
Q&A with Sarah Wrightsman of the Workforce Housing Coalition of the Greater Seacoast
‘Changing the conversation about workforce housing is constant and challenging,’ says Sarah Wrightsman
Q&A with SBA Administrator Jovita Carranza
Jovita Carranza, administrator of the U.S. Small business administration since January, visited New Hampshire on Oct. 2 to meet with several businesses.
Q&A with Manchester Public Health Director Anna Thomas
Anna Thomas oversees the Health Department in Manchester, which has seen over a quarter of all Covid-19 cases in New Hampshire
Q&A with primary care physician Daniela Connelly
Despite New Hampshire’s best efforts to flatten the curve of Covid-19 cases, the Granite State isn’t out of the woods just yet.
