Invest in WSBE

 

A Role for Everyone

Our program is poised to become the first choice for business education in New England.  Whether you are a graduate, a business partner, or an interested member of the community, there is opportunity for everyone to invest in the future of the Whittemore School.

You may choose to donate to the new building fund, mentor students, guest lecture, or work with faculty and students by sponsoring internships, partnering through community course projects, or engaging with us in experiential learning. All are needed, and all make a difference.

Peter T. Paul Challenge

Peter T. Paul, class of 1967, has made a transformational commitment of $25 million to fund half the cost of a new building for the school. His challenge invites friends, alumni and the business community to contribute the second $25 million as quickly as possible. We now need other generous donors to come on board. Please contact the UNH Foundation to learn more or make a contribution.

Win-Win for Community Business

We promise our students a dynamic learning environment, one that combines a comprehensive core curriculum with abundant opportunities for hands-on experience. Our students have participated in community outreach, internships, and consulting projects in Durham and the state.

MBA Consulting Projects

Designed to enhance the MBA candidate's field and research experiences, these special consulting projects are conducted in support of the corporate clients' organizational needs and the educational needs of graduate students in the MBA program. Student consultants have worked on projects as diverse as developing a disaster recovery plan for a national technology corporation, conducting a marketing analysis for a financial institution, and creating a dynamic capacity planning model that has the potential to generate $3-million in cost savings for an energy distributor.

SIGNAL-ing Early Career Success

To help Whittemore School students develop skills in network building, tactical conflict negotiation, and successful interviewing techniques, Professor Tuck Pescosolido established the SIGNAL Program—Students Interested in Growth, Networking, and Leadership. The program brings organizational leaders from industries to meet with the group and share what has made them successful and individuals and business leaders. Participate by e-mailing Pescosolido at tuck [dot] pescosoldo [at] unh [dot] edu.

Other helpful links:

UNH Foundation
UNH Speakers Bureau
Holloway Innovation-to-Market Competition