To encourage civic engagement and combat misinformation that drives political polarization, SNHU history professor and Honors Program Director Dr. Ken Nivison and SNHU Civic Scholar Dean Spiliotes field questions from students about top issues and provide historic background on the U.S. election process. The Chandler Center (in Belknap Hall) has al…

In the final Spring 2024 episode, Amanda Goyette interviews the headliners for the premier of the SNHU concert series. Sunday Ave is an alternative band from southern New Hampshire featuring SNHU student Warren Olson (Guitar) and Aidan Landry (Drums).By SNHU Center for Teaching and Learning

Southern New Hampshire University students experienced study abroad and London theatre as part of a faculty-led program during Spring Break.By SNHU Center for Teaching and Learning

Co-Designed focuses on the long-term collaboration between the BankNH Pavilion and Southern New Hampshire University. It's the perfect intersection of community partnerships and experiential learning.By SNHU Center for Teaching and Learning

Co-Host Amanda Goyette interviews Professor Deborah Varat and graduating senior Emily Blais to preview the 2024 Southern New Hampshire University Humanities Festival. The festival takes place on Wednesday April 17 from 2-5 PM on the SNHU Greenspace.By SNHU Center for Teaching and Learning

Class of 2024 seniors Amanda Goyette and Chris Tutt look back on their years on campus at Southern New Hampshire University and offer advice for future students.By SNHU Center for Teaching and Learning

Co-Host Amanda Goyette interviews Laura Hass and Justin Spingle, two of the many students who produce the social media content for Southern New Hampshire UniversityBy SNHU Center for Teaching and Learning

Host Amanda Goyette and Assistant Professor Jon Boroshok (”JB”) discuss a new special topics class, “Introduction to Podcasting,” offered in the Fall 2024 semester on campus. Students will be able to register for course COM3ST2By SNHU Center for Teaching and Learning

Have you ever wondered how events happen on campus? Host Amanda Goyette interviews members of the Coordinators of Activities & Programming Events (CAPE) and finds out!By SNHU Center for Teaching and Learning

Co-host Amanda Goyette interviews the managers of Brewed Awakening, a student-run cafe located on the Manchester campus of Southern New Hampshire University. Brewed Awakening is independent of any SNHU dining services. #BrewCrewBy SNHU Center for Teaching and Learning

Host Amanda Goyette interviews SNHU Major Ambassador Director Selina Marcille and students to explore the Major Ambassador program. Listen in to find out what they do, and how it impacts the student experience on campus at Southern New Hampshire University in Manchester, NH.By SNHU Center for Teaching and Learning

The Commuter Lounge on Southern New Hampshire University’s campus in Manchester, NH is a home away from home for commuter students. It helps connect them to campus and gives a sense of belonging.By SNHU Center for Teaching and Learning

The SNHU Communication Department offers Studio Classes, where students learn by doing. This Co-Designed episode features students and Associate Professor Dave Humphreys sharing their experiences.By SNHU Center for Teaching and Learning

Co-Designed host Amanda Goyette interviews Southern New Hampshire University's new on-campus Deans: Ben Cole, Diego Nocetti , and Kyle Viator. It's a window into the role a Dean serves for students and faculty.By SNHU Center for Teaching and Learning

This Co-Designed episode defines Esports, shares player and coaching experiences, looks at the academic side, and discusses career skills and opportunities.By SNHU Center for Teaching and Learning

Internships once gave students an edge on their competition for jobs. Today, internships are a prerequisite in qualifying for an entry-level position. Amanda Goyette, a SNHU senior majoring in Communication, and Jason Whitney, Career Advisor/Associate Director of Southern New Hampshire University's Career & Professional Development Center discuss e…

The SNHU Makerspace, located in the SNHU Library, offers students a creative safe space, opportunity for fun, and a way for faculty to add new creative elements to their courses. It's a unique campus resource for pleasure as well as pedagogy.

Two graduating SNHU seniors reflect on their time at SNHU, and how their roles in the Athletics office has made them part of them team despite not actually being athletes.By SNHU Center for Teaching and Learning

SNHU's Undergraduate Research Day (UGR) takes place on Wednesday April 5, 2023. Co-Designed host Amanda Goyette interviews UGR Director Dr. Katie Duryea and students Abigail Landry and Devin Pouliot about their experiences and inspirations.By SNHU Center for Teaching and Learning

Southern New Hampshire University's Dr. Marlyn Tadros speaks with SNHU student/host Amanda Goyette about organizing and hosting World Information Architecture Day, the first UI/UX conference ever held in new Hampshire.By SNHU Center for Teaching and Learning

Co-Designed host Amanda Goyette interviews Lleij Schwartz, Rita Naughton, and Institute for Language Education student Kittipong AnansupamongkolBy SNHU Center for Teaching and Learning

Sociology Professor Dr. Frank Catano and Psychology Professor Dr. Peter Frost conspire with students to make learning fun, current, and thought-provoking.By SNHU Center for Teaching and Learning

Andrea Bard, Associate Professor of Communication, and Communication major Bella Bottiggi interview each other about influences, finding their passions, and how experiential learning leads to a career path.By SNHU Center for Teaching and Learning

Dr. Susan Cook, Associate Professor of English shares her love of literature with current student Anastasia Tunberg, alumnus Melanie Friese, and learns how she has been such a positive influence on both.By SNHU Center for Teaching and Learning

Dr. Sue Losapio and student Xander Williams discuss their experiences in college, planning future career paths, individual growth.By SNHU Center for Teaching and Learning

Dr. Sophia Koustas and student Damon Dubose discuss creative entrepreneurship and their experiences in academia.By SNHU Center for Teaching and Learning

Dr. Frank Catano speaks with Taylor DeRubeis about finding one's path through studying sociology and their history in an out of higher education.By SNHU Center for Teaching and Learning

SNHU Game Design majors Jacob and Maxen discuss their return to learning after COVID and the impact remote and hybrid learning environments have on their student experiences.By SNHU Center for Teaching and Learning

In this episode SNHU professor Jon Boroshok and his former student, Sofia Barassi, interview each other about their past experiences, how their experiences influenced their career paths, and developing student/instructor relationship.By SNHU Center for Teaching and Learning

In this episode, professor of psychology, Dr. Vincent Corbo, is joined by his former students, Sabrina Johns and Julia Brau as they discuss their futures and the differences between online and on-campus educational experiences.By SNHU Center for Teaching and Learning

In this episode, professors of communication Dave Humphreys and Tracy Dow interview graduating seniors Jacob Logan and Hailey Tremaine how to be creative in / out of the classroom. There is a discussion on remote vs. face to face education and the road block of making deeper connections. This is Part 2 of a 2 part series.…

In this episode, join Dr. Colleen Tapley, Associate Professor of Education and Emma Bowie, graduating senior to discuss Inquiry Scholars and Virtual Study Abroad. Hear more about the importance of creating a virtual study abroad where students from SNHU and UCJC took classes together and created opportunities of collaboration.…

In this episode, hear from Dr. Lynn Murray-Chandler, Assistant Vice President of Learning Engagement and Academic Innovation, Dr. Liz Henley, Associate Professor of Computer Information Technology and Chair of the Business Administration and Management department, and Shawna Franzak an alumni and graduate assistance of Center of Teaching and Learni…

In this podcast, Joe Fiorino, a Senior Student-Athlete on the Men's Ice Hockey Team, and Beth Sheehan, Professor of Sport Management, interview Gyanna Russell about her experience as a Student-Athlete on the Women's Basketball team. They discuss navigating life as a student-athlete and the impact of faculty throughout the journey.…

In this episode, Bethany Spangler, a graduating senior in Construction Management, and Leila Samii, an Associate Professor of Marketing, team up to discuss the classroom environment. Bethany gives some information on what she thinks is the ideal classroom experience for learning. They discuss the instructor's role in providing too much information …

In this episode, professors of communication Dave Humphreys and Tracy Dow interview graduating seniors Jacob Logan and Hailey Tremaine how to be creative in / out of the classroom. There is a discussion on the differences between in-class and at-home learning especially in design and video courses. This is Part 1 of a 2 part series.…

In this episode, Dr. Vincent Corbo and graduating senior Sabrina Johns take on the complex issues surrounding learning to fail in college. In this candid conversation, they explore what it means to fail, what growth can come out of missing the mark, and what we can do to reframe failure into a learning tool. They also welcome a special guest, Brook…