THRIVE – COLSA's Flagship Publication

Two COLSA students dressed in blue scrubs work with a dog at the UNH PAWS Veterinary Clinic located in Barton Hall in Durham.
Practice Makes Purrfect
On-campus veterinary clinic offers hands-on skill building for students and access to affordable pet care for low-income pet owners
COLSA's PAWS Veterinary Clinic in Barton Hall provides people receiving government assistance with affordable pet wellness exams, vaccines and testing... Learn More
An image of a white, sterile biotechnology lab in the background, overlaid with semi-transparent imagery of cells and DNA chains in the foreground.
Cutting-Edge Careers
COLSA graduate degrees offer workforce training for the biotechnology and bioinformatics sectors
COLSA's graduate degrees in molecular and cellular biotechnology (MCBT) and in bioinformatics equip students with the advanced training and connection... Learn More
A white woman wearing brown coveralls stands in the milking parlor. Next to her is a milking machine and she cleans the pink utters of a dairy cow.
Swapping Classrooms for Cow Barns
UNH CREAM program offers dairy management training — and so much more
In the student-led, two-semester CREAM course at UNH, students gain hands-on experience caring for dairy cows and managing and participating in everyt... Learn More
UNH COLSA alum Kelsey Meyer stands on a boat holding up a shellfish trap and wearing a t-shirt with the words NH Shellfish Farmers Initiative on it. Kelsey is white with hair tucked beneath a ballcap and the t-shirt is teal.
Supporting New Hampshire’s Shellfish Farmers
COLSA student researcher sets sights on raising awareness of Granite State’s burgeoning shellfish industry
Kelsey Meyer, a Ph.D. in marine biology major at COLSA, raises awareness of Granite State’s burgeoning shellfish industry as the coordinator of the Ne... Learn More
A photo showing COLSA alum Cassie Mullen '16, a white woman with long blond hair, standing in front of a two-story building that is under construction. Cassie looks off in the distance.
Planning With a Purpose
COLSA alum works to address the housing crisis in New Hampshire communities
Cassie Mullen ’16 is a COLSA alumna who works for New Hampshire Housing to help address the Granite State's housing crisis. Learn More