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Brianna, an adjunct nursing instructor at Colby Sawyer College with brown wavy hair and a big smile. Briana wears a polka-dot shirt and a delicate gold necklace with a raindrop pearl.
From Nurse to Care Manager, Briana White’s Journey to Becoming a Home Care Innovator
In July of 2020, Briana White (LEND 2013), transitioned to the position of Care Manager with Home Health Care Manager for Visiting Nurse and Hospice f... Learn More
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Fighting the COVID-19 Battle
The situation here in New Hampshire remains very serious, the data shows that community transmission is increasing, and we expect cases to rise. Learn More
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We're Attending the Global Implementation Science (GIS) Conference!
Heidi Cloutier, from the Creating Connections NH Project, and project partner Bob Faghan, from Live Free Recovery, have been accepted to present a sto... Learn More
Kathy Bates and her nephew are wearing elf hats.
Happy Holidays!
From our family to yours, have a wonderful holiday season and Happy New Year. My nephew and I took some time to celebrate the season this weekend by r... Learn More
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New Program Aims to Train Doctors on Developmental Disabilities
A new effort is underway to better prepare future doctors and other health care professionals to treat people with intellectual and developmental disa... Learn More
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21 Festive Quarantine Christmas Ideas for a Holly Jolly Holiday
As the old song goes, "there's no place like home for the holidays." Learn More
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We Are a Spending Force
I refer to shopping as my second favorite sport. I love to find bargains. I usually don't buy a piece of clothing unless it matches at least 3 things ... Learn More
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LEND Graduate Committed to FASD Awareness
Louise Brassard (LEND 2020) is committed to raising awareness about Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD). Learn More
Shelly Mulligan
Faculty Spotlight: Shelly Mulligan
Shelley Mulligan, Associate Professor in the UNH Department of Occupational Therapy, has been associated with the NH-ME LEND program as a faculty memb... Learn More
Dr. Willkomm transforming signs into devices that help people with limited mobility
Campaign Signs Get A New Life After Election Day
  By Stephanie Leydon Now that the election season is finally over, Therese Willkomm is preparing for a harvest of sorts. “This... Learn More