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Season’s Greetings

December 19, 2018
Leblanc Paul
Dr. Paul LeBlanc
President of Southern New Hampshire University
image of a snow man with the text Happy Holidays from Paul LeBlanc

This year was a record-breaking year for SNHU. Along the way, we reached several impressive milestones, including passing the 100,000 mark for both current students and alumni, and hosted the University’s largest Commencement to date — with more than 19,000 graduates eligible to attend. We also held our first regional graduation celebration on the West Coast this year, and rolled out or new, five-year strategic plan.

As we head into the New Year, I want to thank you for all of your hard work and dedication to our students. We’ve accomplished so much this year and it would not have been possible without all of you. Click below to look back at some of the amazing things we have done collectively in 2018.


Wishing you all a wonderful holiday season and a very Happy New Year!
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