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  • UNH President Emeritus Mark Huddleston Named Perkins Bass Distinguished Visitor

    June 13, 2021

    Dr. Mark W. Huddleston, whose decades-long career in higher education has culminated in a tenure as the longest-running President of the University of New Hampshire, has been selected as the 2020 Perkins Bass Distinguished Visitor for the Nelson A. Rockefeller Center for Public Policy. Huddleston began his time in higher education as a faculty member at SUNY Buffalo and the University of Delaware before serving as the Dean of the Colleges of Arts and Sciences at the University of Delaware, and later as the President of Ohio Wesleyan University and UNH.

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  • MLDP Spring 2021 Excellence

    June 8, 2021

    Each term, the Management Leadership Development Program provides students with the opportunity to reflect on their leadership experience and become more effective leaders. The program has compiled the collaborated comments about those who completed the program with excellence this past term.

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  • Joanne Wang '23 RGLP Reflection

    June 4, 2021
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    As humans, we are programmed to want to be in control and often dread the things that are outside of our control – that of uncertainty. However, things in this world are never solely black or white; more often than not, we find ourselves in a gray area somewhere in between dealing with these uncertainties. For how often we encounter them, we should not be fearing ambiguity, but we should instead be learning to embrace the uncertainty of the world around us and learn to navigate it to the best of our abilities.    

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  • Gemma Tung '23 RGLP Reflection

    June 4, 2021

    Many people define culture as something that many people in a group can all belong to. This definition of culture refers to ideals, practices, traditions, and customs of a particular group of people. The culture you belong to influences so many aspects of your behavior, like how you handle conflict or confrontation, how you express love, and also how you process and express emotions.

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  • Ethan Swergold '24 RGLP Reflection: Reflecting on Past Intercultural Experiences with the Lens of RGLP

    June 4, 2021

    Growing up in a privileged, homogenous town, I rarely thought critically about my cultural biases or practices. This entirely shifted over the past year when I lived in a small village of Achuar Indigenous people in Ecuador. I often hear the term “culture shock”, what I displayed upon arrival would be better described as “cultural ineptitude.” I quickly learned that my individualism, materialism, and communication style were not natural in any way, but rather a product of my culture.

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