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Health Professions Clinical Faculty Darla Branda: A Faculty Q&A

December 13, 2019

After spending 4 years in the military, Darla Branda earned her degree and began working in health information management. She's since joined the faculty at SNHU, and we asked her to share her thoughts about teaching, the importance of education and more as part our Faculty Spotlight series.

Student Travels to Poland to Help Restore Jewish Cemetery

December 11, 2019

For Vivianne Schill, service runs deeper than an interest. It’s part of her identity. While she’s participated in many types of service projects, Schill recently completed one that was especially meaningful for her.

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How to Deal with Stress in College

December 10, 2019

Everyone deals with stress, and college students are no exception. In fact, going to college, either online or on-campus, can present unique stressors that make it important to recognize when your stress level is increasing, what the harmful effects of stress are, and techniques to mitigate them.

Clinical Mental Health Instructor Dr. Damion Cummins: A Faculty Q&A

December 06, 2019

Dr. Damion Cummins found his passion for counseling during his recovery from a life-altering sports injury. Now he teaches students in Southern New Hampshire University's master's in clinical mental health counseling so they can begin careers counseling others.

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Pathways to Math Success: Scaffolding Math Learning for Online Students

December 06, 2019

SNHU Associate Dean Mark Gruen shares how efforts to increase student success led to a new program called Pathways to Math Success.

Pathways to Math Success: Scaffolding Math Learning for Online Students

Dec 06, 2019

SNHU Associate Dean Mark Gruen shares how efforts to increase student success led to a new program called Pathways to Math Success.

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The Nurse Practitioner: A Beacon of Hope in a Primary Care Crisis

Nov 07, 2019

November 10 through 16, 2019 is Nurse Practitioner Week; the theme for this year is “Get Involved.” With over 270,000 active NPs practicing today, these healthcare providers can be a beacon of hope for a growing crisis in primary care.

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Wraparound Services: Combining Place-Based and Competency-Based Learning for Student Success

Oct 18, 2019

Leveraging place-based supports for online learning can help increase student success. In this article, learn how the SNHU Global Education Movement (GEM) and Community Partners (CP) support learners in our competency-based education (CBE) model with wraparound services.