College of Health and Human Services

Randy Pierce ’88 (right) is attempting to be the first blind person to summit all of New Hampshire’s 4,000-foot peaks. He’s tapped Associate Professor Brent Bell ’89 and UNH outdoor education students to lead him up many of them.

Two student researchers, Bethany Murphy ’11 (l) and Mary Foley ’11 (r), tied for top honors at this year’s competition.

Exercise science graduate student Jay Francis times Andrew Cooper, a competitive cyclist, as Cooper performs the three-minute all-out cycling test in UNH's Robert Kertzer Exercise Physiology Laboratory.

Senior co-captain earns high marks in and outside the gym

A summer research fellowship enables an occupational therapy student to learn key research skills.