The dorm we are using is made up of suites. Each person will have their own bedroom within the suite and share a bathroom. (Image to the left is a sample layout.)

UNH Housing assigns suitemates based on the gender field selected in the registration form and does mix genders in suites. The planning committee expressed the need for more options than just male/female, so they expanded to include female, male, non-binary, self describe, and prefer not to say. They are also adding an optional suitemate preference field, where attendees can specify who they want to share a suite with.

This year, we again have a limited number of scholarships for library school students, early career librarians, librarians new to science librarianship, and support staff. 

Learn more about how to apply on our Scholarships page.

Scholarship forms must be submitted by May 3, 2019!

The Fairchild represents a typical New England Dairy operation and houses approximately 90 milking-age cows and 70 growing animals including the 20-cow, student-managed Cooperative for Real Education in Agricultural Management (CREAM) herd. The facility is devoted to research in dairy nutrition and reproductive biology. The farm has received numerous Gold Quality Awards from the Dairy Farmers of America, and Quality Milk Awards from Dairy One.