Jerry Demecillo Tambiling
Bachelor of Science, Summa Cum Laude
Conferral of Online Undergraduate Business Degrees
Message from the President
Dear graduates, families and friends,
I'm thrilled to be celebrating our graduates with you at our 2026 Spring Commencement! We are recognizing over 25,000 graduates this spring. Congratulations to all of you!
It took a great deal of commitment and perseverance to reach this milestone, and I hope you take a moment to reflect with pride on your accomplishment.
As a first-generation college graduate, I understand the importance of lifelong learning and how earning your college degree can unlock opportunities for ourselves, our families and our communities. I'm sure you have many exciting accomplishments ahead of you.
I also want to thank the families and friends celebrating our graduates with us. Your encouragement and support helped make this celebration possible.
Enjoy your celebration, and congratulations to the Class of 2026!
With gratitude,
Lisa Marsh Ryerson
University President and CEO, Southern New Hampshire University
Traditions
Academic Procession
A procession of the various participants begins and ends our formal commencement ceremony. Individuals are arranged to reflect the order of academic rank in the hierarchy of the traditional European university.
At Southern New Hampshire University, the ceremony begins with ceremonial bagpipes, followed by the Mace Bearer leading the procession. He or she is followed by the Faculty Marshals, the Platform Party, and then the Faculty of the schools.
Ceremonial Mace
Stemming from the Latin word mateola, meaning mallet or staff, the mace was used in ancient societies as a tool or a weapon. It consisted of a long handle with a ball of steel or brass at one end. Over time, its original function became obsolete and the mace evolved into a symbol of authority. Universities in Europe with roots in the Middle Ages adopted the mace to represent tradition and unity. Since then, other institutions of higher learning have come to use the mace in their ceremonies.
Southern New Hampshire University commissioned David Elwell, a New Hampshire silversmith, to create a mace to commemorate the university's 50th anniversary commencement. This mace is made of brass, aluminum, copper, and bronze, with a staff of ebony and African padauk.
Presidential Medallion
The Presidential Medallion, worn by the president with academic regalia, is a symbolic representation of the authority and responsibility vested by the university in the president. It is a symbol of office that dates from medieval times and is worn by the president at all ceremonial occasions.
The Presidential Medallion is a permanent possession of the university and is presented to successive presidents at their inaugurations by the chair of the Board of Trustees. The chain and medallion are fabricated from sterling silver. The university emblem, in relief, is the central design on the medallion. It is surrounded by a border of entwined wires, similar in texture to the chain links, and finished with a square raised edge. The heavy, twisted links of the chain bear four oval plates on each side. The background of the entire piece is oxidized to highlight the relief design and textures. The names of those who have held the office are engraved on the reverse side of the medallion.
The Presidential Medallion was designed and fabricated in 1987 by award-winning New Hampshire metalsmith Jacquelyn Ferrency of Milford.
Academic Regalia
Academic regalia — cap, gown, and hood — varies by degree level and institution. The colors worn today represent the disciplines and universities from which our faculty and graduates have earned their degrees. The length of hoods varies with the degree. Academic hood colors represent the field of study through velvet trim, while inner satin lining shows institution colors.
Field of Study
SNHU graduates will be wearing the following colors:
- Apricot
- Nursing
- Brown
- Fine Arts
- Dark Blue
- Philosophy
- Golden Yellow
- Science
- Light Blue
- Education
- Light Brown
- Business
- Salmon Pink
- Public Health
- White
- Arts
Cords
- Emerald Green
- Wolak Learning Fellows
- Gold
- Undergraduate ceremonial and/or Latin Honors
- Light Blue
- First Year Undergraduate Research Day
- Navy Blue
- Manchester Promise Scholarship
- Old Gold
- New Student Convocation attendees
- Orange
- 100 hours+ of community service and/or Active Citizen Network
- Red, White and Blue
- Active Military or Veteran
- Royal Blue
- Peer Educators
- Royal Blue and White
- Student Government Association
- Silver
- Major Ambassadors
- White
- Second Year Undergraduate Research Day
- Students who studied abroad wear a sash with the colors of the flag of the country where they studied.
- Many cords represent membership in a recognized National Honor Society — a full list appears in the Honor Societies section below.
Order of Exercises
Conferral of Online Undergraduate Business Degrees
Friday, May 1, 2026 • 3:00 PM • SNHU Arena, Manchester, NH
Dignitaries
- Lisa Marsh RyersonUniversity President
- Dr. Jennifer BatchelorUniversity Provost, President's Marshal
- Dr. Jan WyattMace Bearer
- Dr. Enrique BarreiroFaculty Marshal
- Dr. Monique JordanBusiness Programs
Program
- 1.Processional— New Hampshire Pipes and Drums, Mace Bearer, Trustees and the President's Party, Faculty Marshal and Faculty
- 2.Welcome— Dr. Jennifer Batchelor, University Provost
- 3.National Anthem— Isaiah Michael Washington, Bachelor of Arts
- 4.President's Remarks— Lisa Marsh Ryerson, President, Southern New Hampshire University
- 5.Student Address— Jerry Demecillo Tambiling, Bachelor of Science, Summa Cum Laude
- 6.Award Citations
- 7.Posthumous Degrees
- 8.Presentation of Degree Candidates— Dr. Jennifer Batchelor, University Provost
- 9.Conferral of Degrees— Lisa Marsh Ryerson, President, Southern New Hampshire University
- 10.Reading of Graduate Names
- 11.Welcome to New Alumni— Shawn Burnham '09, Vice President of SNHU Alumni Association
- 12.Closing Remarks— Dr. Jennifer Batchelor, University Provost
- 13.Recessional
Conferral of Campus Doctoral, Graduate and Undergraduate Degrees
Conferral of Online Graduate Education, Liberal Arts and STEM Degrees
Saturday, May 2, 2026 • 10:00 AM • SNHU Arena, Manchester, NH
Dignitaries
- Lisa Marsh RyersonUniversity President
- Dr. Jennifer BatchelorUniversity Provost, President's Marshal
- Dr. Bo KimMace Bearer
- Dr. Shauna BeaudinFaculty Marshal, Faculty Senate President
- Dr. Benjamin ColeDean, School of Arts, Sciences and Education
- Dr. Allison CummingsSchool Marshal, School of Arts, Sciences and Education
- Dr. Diego NocettiDean, School of Business
- Dr. Bulent AybarSchool Marshal, School of Business
- Dr. Kyle ViatorDean, School of Engineering, Technology, and Aeronautics
- Jennifer McInnisSchool Marshal, School of Engineering, Technology, and Aeronautics
- Dr. Cheryl FrederickGraduate STEM Programs
Program
- 1.Processional— New Hampshire Pipes and Drums, Mace Bearer, Trustees and the President's Party, Faculty Marshal and Faculty
- 2.Welcome— Dr. Jennifer Batchelor, University Provost
- 3.National Anthem— Warren James Olson, Bachelor of Science, Summa Cum Laude
- American Sign Language performed by: Madison Elizabeth Cullen, Bachelor of Arts; Jace Carleton Henderson, Bachelor of Science, Magna Cum Laude; Emily Hazel Horgan, Bachelor of Arts, Cum Laude; Sophie Anne Elizabeth Hummel, Bachelor of Arts, Cum Laude; Abigail Mae Mason, Bachelor of Science; Amelia Grace Mosnicka, Bachelor of Arts, Cum Laude
- 4.President's Remarks— Lisa Marsh Ryerson, President, Southern New Hampshire University
- 5.Student Address— Xuan Tien Phan, Bachelor of Science, Summa Cum Laude
- 6.Award Citations
- 7.Posthumous Degrees
- 8.Conferral of Doctoral Degrees
- Business — Presented by Dr. Diego Nocetti and Dr. Bulent Aybar, School of Business
- Education — Presented by Dr. Jennifer Carrobis and Dr. Benjamin Cole, School of Arts, Sciences & Education
- 9.Presentation of Degree Candidates— Dr. Jennifer Batchelor, University Provost
- 10.Conferral of Degrees— Lisa Marsh Ryerson, President, Southern New Hampshire University
- 11.Reading of Graduate Names
- 12.Welcome to New Alumni— Aarron Dupuis '19MBA, President of SNHU Alumni Association
- 13.Closing Remarks— Dr. Jennifer Batchelor, University Provost
- 14.Recessional
Conferral of Online Graduate Business, Counseling, Health Professions, Nursing, and Social Sciences Degrees
Saturday, May 2, 2026 • 3:00 PM • SNHU Arena, Manchester, NH
Dignitaries
- Lisa Marsh RyersonUniversity President
- Dr. Jennifer BatchelorUniversity Provost, President's Marshal
- Dr. Nickolas DominelloMace Bearer
- Sara ReidyFaculty Marshal
- Dr. Monique JordanGraduate Business Programs
- Dr. Eric JettGraduate Counseling Programs
- Dr. Toni ClaytonGraduate Health Professions Programs
- Dr. Peggy Moriarty-LitzGraduate Nursing Programs
- Dr. Nickolas DominelloGraduate Social Sciences Programs
Program
- 1.Processional— New Hampshire Pipes and Drums, Mace Bearer, Trustees and the President's Party, Faculty Marshal and Faculty
- 2.Welcome— Dr. Jennifer Batchelor, University Provost
- 3.National Anthem— Noura Rabah-Nasr, Master of Business Administration
- 4.President's Remarks— Lisa Marsh Ryerson, President, Southern New Hampshire University
- 5.Student Address— Donald John Mossa, Master of Arts
- 6.Award Citations
- 7.Posthumous Degrees
- 8.Conferral of Degrees— Lisa Marsh Ryerson, President, Southern New Hampshire University
- 9.Reading of Graduate Names
- 10.Welcome to New Alumni— Aarron Dupuis '19MBA, President of SNHU Alumni Association
- 11.Closing Remarks— Dr. Jennifer Batchelor, University Provost
- 12.Recessional
Conferral of Online Undergraduate Health Professions, Nursing, and Social Sciences Degrees
Sunday, May 3, 2026 • 10:00 AM • SNHU Arena, Manchester, NH
Dignitaries
- Lisa Marsh RyersonUniversity President
- Dr. Jennifer BatchelorUniversity Provost, President's Marshal
- Dr. Jennifer VarneyMace Bearer
- Dr. Meredith O'HaraFaculty Marshal
- Dr. Toni ClaytonHealth Professions Programs
- Dr. Peggy Moriarty-LitzNursing Programs
- Dr. Nickolas DominelloSocial Science Programs
Program
- 1.Processional— New Hampshire Pipes and Drums, Mace Bearer, Trustees and the President's Party, Faculty Marshal and Faculty
- 2.Welcome— Dr. Jennifer Batchelor, University Provost
- 3.National Anthem— Mery Garcia Martinez, Bachelor of Arts, Summa Cum Laude
- 4.President's Remarks— Lisa Marsh Ryerson, President, Southern New Hampshire University
- 5.Student Address— Noelle Jones Ranzy, Bachelor of Arts, Summa Cum Laude
- 6.Award Citations
- 7.Posthumous Degrees
- 8.Conferral of Degrees— Lisa Marsh Ryerson, President, Southern New Hampshire University
- 9.Reading of Graduate Names
- 10.Welcome to New Alumni— Terri Grijalva '19MBA, Vice President of SNHU Alumni Association
- 11.Closing Remarks— Dr. Jennifer Batchelor, University Provost
- 12.Recessional
Conferral of Online Undergraduate Liberal Arts and STEM Degrees
Sunday, May 3, 2026 • 3:00 PM • SNHU Arena, Manchester, NH
Dignitaries
- Lisa Marsh RyersonUniversity President
- Dr. Jennifer BatchelorUniversity Provost, President's Marshal
- Dr. Jennifer VarneyMace Bearer
- Dr. Julie MinnaughFaculty Marshal
- Dr. Danny TanguayLiberal Arts Programs
- Dr. Cheryl FrederickSTEM Programs
Program
- 1.Processional— New Hampshire Pipes and Drums, Mace Bearer, Trustees and the President's Party, Faculty Marshal and Faculty
- 2.Welcome— Dr. Jennifer Batchelor, University Provost
- 3.National Anthem— Ty Christopher Petty, Bachelor of Science, Summa Cum Laude
- 4.President's Remarks— Lisa Marsh Ryerson, President, Southern New Hampshire University
- 5.Student Address— Shannon Michelle Hons, Bachelor of Arts, Summa Cum Laude
- 6.Award Citations
- 7.Posthumous Degrees
- 8.Conferral of Degrees— Lisa Marsh Ryerson, President, Southern New Hampshire University
- 9.Reading of Graduate Names
- 10.Welcome to New Alumni— Terri Grijalva '19MBA, Vice President of SNHU Alumni Association
- 11.Closing Remarks— Dr. Jennifer Batchelor, University Provost
- 12.Recessional
Virtual Commencement Ceremony
Friday, May 23, 2026 • 3:00 PM • Online
Student Speakers
Xuan Tien Phan
Bachelor of Science, Summa Cum Laude
Conferral of Campus Doctoral, Graduate and Undergraduate Degrees
Donald John Mossa
Master of Arts
Conferral of Online Graduate Business, Counseling, Health Professions, Nursing, and Social Sciences Degrees
Noelle Jones Ranzy
Bachelor of Arts, Summa Cum Laude
Conferral of Online Undergraduate Health Professions, Nursing, and Social Sciences Degrees
Shannon Michelle Hons
Bachelor of Arts, Summa Cum Laude
Conferral of Online Undergraduate Liberal Arts and STEM Degrees
Beverly D. Baker
Bachelor of Arts, Summa Cum Laude
Virtual Commencement Ceremony
Award Citations
Excellence in Teaching – Online
Southern New Hampshire University has traditionally recognized outstanding teaching across its many degree programs. Following an objective review process, a full-time faculty member and an adjunct faculty member are honored with the annual Excellence in Teaching Award. The process is student-driven, with all nominations coming from the student body. A committee of faculty, staff, and administrators uses the nomination information and the following criteria to select the winners: demonstrating a commitment to supporting students beyond what might be expected; exhibiting a positive general attitude towards students that demonstrates concern for their welfare; and engaging students proactively, consistently, and authentically to foster academic growth and progress.
- Dr. Katina Schwartzhoff, DNP, BSN, RNFull-time FacultyNursing
- Robert Shindell, Ph.D.Adjunct FacultyBusiness
Distinguished Online Teaching
Southern New Hampshire University recognizes the exemplary efforts of our adjunct faculty in promoting teaching and learning within its online programs. After an extensive review of student feedback and academic evaluations, nominations are submitted by Associate Deans of Faculty within their curricular units. Out of almost 10,000 faculty teaching online with us this year, only one instructor from each of the curricular units is honored with this achievement.
- Richard R. LozierAdjunct FacultyBusiness
- Dr. Lauri A. HowardAdjunct FacultyCBE
- Charles N. Hawk, BA, M.Ed., JDAdjunct FacultyEducation
- Barbara Lobo, Ph.D.Adjunct FacultyGeneral Education
- Davis Aigbokhai Ijewemen, Ph.D., MS, BA, PMP, HITAdjunct FacultyHealth Professions
- Stephanie Averill, Ph.D.Adjunct FacultyLiberal Arts
- Beth VanOrsdale, DNPAdjunct FacultyNursing
- Dr. Matthew Loux, BS, MS, DMAdjunct FacultySocial Sciences
- Peter T. Olszewski, BS, MSAdjunct FacultySTEM
Rising Star Award
Recipients of this award have been teaching with SNHU for less than a year and show an unwavering commitment to quality instruction and an exceptional student experience. They support students by acknowledging their prior learning and experience, engage students proactively and authentically to foster academic growth, and utilize expertise in their discipline to create connections between course content and current developments in their field.
- Dr. Courtney JaneAdjunct FacultyBusiness
- Aida A. Awad, BS, MSAdjunct FacultyGeneral Education
- Victor Chukwu, MD, DrPHAdjunct FacultyHealth Professions
- Dr. Kerri Reynolds, DNP, MSN, RNAdjunct FacultyNursing
- Charles B. Freitag Jr., Ph.D.Adjunct FacultySocial Sciences
- Howard Goodman, Ph.D.Adjunct FacultySTEM
Excellence in Student Support – Online
The Excellence in Student Support Award recognizes staff members for making an outstanding impact on the students they serve. These SNHU staff members demonstrate a strong interest in student growth, education, and unity. They serve as advocates for student issues and show a commitment to student well-being, seeing each student as unique. These awards are student-driven, with all nominations coming from the student body.
- Brie LohnesAcademic Advisor III
- Gregory HenryAcademic Advisor III
- Susan VitaAcademic Coach
Excellence in Teaching – Campus
Southern New Hampshire University traditionally has recognized outstanding teaching in its many degree programs. Following an extensive selection process, a full-time faculty member and an adjunct faculty member are honored with the annual Excellence in Teaching Award. The process is student-driven, with all nominations coming from the student body. A committee of faculty, administrators, and students used the nomination information and the following criteria to select the winners: effectiveness as a classroom teacher; commitment to advising and/or tutoring students beyond what might be expected; professional development to remain current in the discipline and teaching; contributions toward building the reputation or image of the university; and a general attitude toward students that demonstrates a concern for their welfare.
Winners
- Derek PollittAdjunctSchool of Engineering, Technology, and Aeronautics
- Dr. Katharine YorkProfessorBiology
Finalists
- Jon BoroshokAssistant ProfessorCommunication
- Nichole Burroughs CaillerAssistant ProfessorEducation
- Erica CookeAssistant ProfessorMathematics
- Steven CoveyAdjunctSchool of Arts, Sciences and Education
- Brandon CroseAssistant ProfessorGame Design
- Dr. Ayman EldeibAssociate ProfessorComputer Science
- David HudsonInstructorCommunications
- Dr. Kostas KaradakisProfessorSport Management
- Rebecca LibbyAssistant ProfessorPsychology
Excellence in Student Support – Campus
The Excellence in Student Support Award recognizes staff members for making an outstanding impact on the students they serve. These SNHU staff members demonstrate a strong interest in student growth, education, and unity. They serve as advocates for student issues and show a commitment to student well-being, seeing each student as unique. These awards are student-driven, with all nominations coming from the student body.
Winner
- Krista HanksCampus Academic Advisor III
Finalist
- Stacy DowlingCampus Advisor III
Honor Societies
The following abbreviations appear next to the names of graduates who are members of honor societies. Membership reflects outstanding academic achievement, and the cord color worn by each graduate is indicated in the chart below.
- AC
- Blue and green
- Alpha Chi National College Honor Society (Epsilon Chapter) — Liberal Arts majors who rank in the top 10% of the class and have earned a GPA of 3.85 or above.
- APS
- Blue and yellow
- Alpha Phi Sigma Honor Society (Nu Iota Chapter) — National Criminal Justice Honor Society for qualifying students with a GPA of 3.2 or higher.
- ASL
- Gold and burgundy
- Alpha Sigma Lambda Honor Society — Adult learners who display outstanding academic achievement with a GPA of 3.2 or higher.
- CS
- Gold
- National Society of Collegiate Scholars — Students with a commitment to leadership and service with a GPA of 3.4 or higher.
- DMD
- Gold and purple
- Delta Mu Delta Honor Society (Gamma Nu Chapter) — Business majors who rank in the top 20% of their class and demonstrate academic excellence.
- LS
- Grey and black
- National Society of Leadership and Success — Leadership development program for undergraduates with 3.0 GPA or higher and graduate students with 3.5 or higher.
- OO
- White and yellow
- Order of Omega — Fraternity and sorority members who rank in the top academic tier of their community and demonstrate strong leadership, service, and character.
- PC
- Blue and gray
- Psi Chi Honor Society — Psychology majors with a cumulative GPA of 3.2 or higher and 3.2 or higher in psychology courses.
- PLT
- Gold
- Pi Lambda Theta — Education majors who demonstrate academic excellence for undergraduates with 3.5 GPA or higher and graduate students with 3.9 or higher.
- S
- Red and black
- Sigma Tau Delta Honor Society (Alpha Pi Psi Chapter) — English Language, Literature and Creative Writing majors who demonstrate academic excellence with a GPA of 3.3 or higher.
Ceremonial and Latin Honors
Associate of Arts or Associate of Science
- With Honors
- GPA 3.500–3.699
- With High Honors
- GPA 3.700–3.849
- With Highest Honors
- GPA 3.850–4.000
Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science
- Cum Laude
- GPA 3.500–3.699
- Magna Cum Laude
- GPA 3.700–3.849
- Summa Cum Laude
- GPA 3.850–4.000
Per our honors policy, SNHU does not award academic honors at the graduate level. All graduate students are expected to maintain a high standard of excellence.
Undergraduate and Graduate Degree Candidates
The list of names published is not an official list of degree recipients. Inclusion in this program is based on students who submitted a petition to graduate by March 1, 2026, with anticipated degree conferral dates between February 1 and July 1, 2026. Names listed here include those who have completed all degree requirements, as well as those who are expected to complete their requirements by July 1, 2026.
Ceremonial and Latin Honors do not reflect grades posted in undergraduate terms 2026 C-2 (Mar – Apr) and 2026 A-1 (Jan – Apr). An official list of degrees conferred is maintained by the Office of the University Registrar.
25,018 graduates
- Aardappel, OliviaSumma Cum LaudeBachelor of Science — Environmental Science
- Aase Hermel, EmilyBachelor of Arts — Psychology
- Abad, StephenAssociate of Science — Criminal Justice
- Abadi, AbdulrazakBachelor of Arts — Communications
- Abat, Marcus DinoMaster of Business Administration — Business Administration
- Abate, SebastianAssociate of Arts — Liberal Arts
- Abatoni, NellyAssociate of Science — General Studies
- Abbas, HadiAssociate of Science — General Studies
- Abbondante, MariaSumma Cum LaudeBachelor of Arts — Psychology
- Abbott, BrittneCum LaudeBachelor of Science — Business Administration
Doctoral Degree Candidates
20 graduates
- Adams, BryanDMDDoctor of Philosophy — International BusinessDissertation: Cultural Context, Content Source, and Consumer Response: How Gen Z Interprets AI-Generated and Human-Generated Content in Purchase DecisionsDoctoral Chair: Dr. Andy Lynch
- Adeniyi, Adeola AbosedeDoctor of Philosophy — International BusinessDissertation: The Financial Performance Implications of Carbon Emission Reduction Strategies: Evidence from North American Multinational CorporationsDoctoral Chair: Dr. Bulent Aybar
- Alexis, BiancaLSDoctor of Philosophy — Educational LeadershipDissertation: A Quantitative Study Incorporating SEL Interventions into the Educational Curriculum and the Impact it has on Student AchievementDoctoral Chair: Dr. Frank Bass
- Barea, KathrynDoctor of Education — Educational LeadershipDissertation: From Adversity to Empowerment: Educational Leaders Emerging Stronger From Weathering the COVID-19 StormDoctoral Chair: Dr. Steven Nilhas
- Blais, HollyDoctor of Education — Educational LeadershipDissertation: Our Life in Context: A Phenomenological-Behavioral Perspective on Adolescent Prejudicial Bullying in SchoolsDoctoral Chair: Dr. Frank Bass
- Cannon, ElizabethDoctor of Education — Educational LeadershipDissertation: Specialized Literacy Professionals and Science of Reading: A Study of Leadership, Challenges, and Opportunities in New Hampshire Elementary SchoolsDoctoral Chair: Dr. Cynthia Freyberger
- Clarke, KimberlyDMDDoctor of Philosophy — International BusinessDissertation: Balancing Economic Growth and Sustainable Development in Tourism: A Cross-Country Study of Asian CountriesDoctoral Chair: Dr. Stefan Ryll
- Fiorentino, MarkDoctor of Education — Educational LeadershipDissertation: Educators’ Lived Experiences with School Refusal: Middle School Teachers’ Perception of School Refusal BehaviorsDoctoral Chair: Dr. Jennifer Scarpati
- Getman, NicoleLSDoctor of Education — Educational LeadershipDissertation: Lived Experiences of Women in Aesthetic Organizations: A Hermeneutic Phenomenological Study on their Career Trajectory through the Lens of the SECI Knowledge Creation TheoryDoctoral Chair: Dr. Eboni Caridine
- Gloss, StanleyDoctor of Education — Educational LeadershipDissertation: From Struggle to Strength: Measuring Innovation, Discovery, and Execution Skills In Entrepreneurs With DyslexiaDoctoral Chair: Dr. Irving (Irv) Richardson
SNHU Alumni Association
Congratulations, graduates of the Class of 2026!
We’re proud to welcome you to the SNHU Alumni Association, and honored to celebrate your accomplishments and the determination that got you here today. You’re joining the ranks of more than 324,000 SNHU alumni worldwide, a diverse and accomplished network of professionals, community leaders and change makers.
Your alma mater is here for you after you graduate. We encourage your active participation in the SNHU community – with a multitude of ways to stay connected and get involved. You can give back by volunteering as a career coach, build your regional SNHU network, attend regional and virtual events, and so much more!
Visit alumni.snhu.edu to update your alumni profile, leverage career resources, learn about upcoming events, access other great benefits and find meaningful ways to continue your journey with SNHU.
In Service,
Aarron R. Dupuis ‘19MBA
President of SNHU Alumni Association
