In 1922, Janice Marjorie Leonard of Worcester, Massachusetts and Nathalie Emerson Marshall of Henniker, New Hampshire become the first University of New Hampshire students to earn an undergraduate degree in dietetics. Since then, more than 1,600 students have graduated with a degree in nutrition and dietetics at the University of New Hampshire.
The alumni of our Nutrition Program serve critical roles throughout New Hampshire as dietitians, educators, scientists, health care professionals and nutritionists and are committed to serving the public good. Please join us throughout 2022 as we celebrate the accomplishments and successes of all our nutrition students, faculty and staff past and present who all contribute in important ways to making our Nutrition Program one of the best places to study, conduct research, and prepare for a rewarding career.
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A future focused on helping people become in tune with their bodiesJoshua Morrison '23 is a nutrition: nutritional sciences option major from Hanson, Massachusetts.Learn More -
“So many benefits to eating a healthy, well-rounded diet”Lauren Grabeau is a nutrition and wellness major from Nashua, New Hampshire. While she didn’t arrive at UNH intending to major in nutrition, she’s excited to have found a major that has inspired her and awakened her passion.Learn More -
“Proper nutrition is the foundation of good health”Halle Derouin is a nutrition: dietetics major and a culinary nutrition and food studies minor, and she is also enrolled in the accelerated nutritional sciences master’s program.Learn More -
"There are so many reasons why nutrition is important"Julia Melius is a nutritional sciences master’s student from Reading, Massachusetts. She graduated from UNH in 2021 with a degree in nutrition with a dietetics option.Learn More
