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At the University of New Hampshire (UNH), any UNH faculty, staff, or student who intends to conduct research that involves people must apply for and receive unconditional Institutional Review Board ...

When non-human models are insufficient, use of human subjects in research is an integral aspect of scholarly activity at UNH. UNH recognizes its ethical and legal responsibilities to provide a ...

Conflict of interest training and resources.Training citi program training UNH uses the CITI Program online Conflicts of Interest courses. To access a USNH CITI Program course, individuals need to use ...

CFAR resources that will help you with exam preparation.

Students can share this documentation resource with their provider. It includes key information a provider needs to know about submitting documentation to SAS ...

Would you like to learn more about accommodations at UNH? Learn more about the accommodations process and the transition from high school to college.

Accessibility Related Housing Accommodations There are a wide variety of different residential spaces on campus. Though accessibility is a priority, not all residence halls and room spaces have the ...

Student Accessibility Services approves a wide variety of different types of accommodations. This guide provides information about some of the most common accommodations SAS provides.

Learn more about the three step accommodations process at UNH. Continue to explore accommodation basics, the SAS Accommodations Guide, and key steps for registering with SAS.

The University of New Hampshire Student Accessibility Services (SAS) provides accommodations and support to facilitate the academic and social integration of students with disabilities into each ...

Are you a faculty or staff at UNH and have questions about implementing accommodations in your classroom? Reach out to SAS - we are here to support!