SNHU in the Community

After classes ended and finals were graded, SNHU faculty and staff on campus gathered for an annual conference to reflect on the year and look toward the next one. The year-end event sought to create learning opportunities through keynote speeches, breakout sessions, affinity luncheons and more.

Graduation ceremonies celebrate the effort that guided graduates through their courses and late nights, class discussions and final projects. They also look toward the future. More than 15,000 SNHU graduates are beginning the next chapter of their lives with a degree in hand this spring.

The 8th annual LEADS conference featured diverse session offerings led by SNHU alumni, faculty and staff members. All members of the university's community were invited to attend the sessions of the virtual conference that interested them most and worked with their schedule.

Kayla Barassa '21 always knew she wanted to study abroad, but was worried she would miss out on the opportunity with the pandemic and the end of her degree fast approaching. However, she was determined to live out her dream, even if that meant she had to do it virtually.