Public Programs
UNH Manchester connects student, faculty and staff research and knowledge with the community through public programs and events. Brown bag luncheon lectures, the Sidore lecture series, Music in the Mills supported by the Frederick Smyth Foundation, films, and book clubs provide people who live and work in the region with an opportunity to learn and discover. A list of upcoming events is available at the college's Public Programs web page.
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