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News from Carsey

2012

NH Listens Partners with Governor’s Water Sustainability Commission To Convene Statewide Community Conversations on the Future of Water in NH.
April 2012

2011

More Americans Using Federal Food Assistance Since Recession Ended, Carsey Institute Finds
November 1, 2011

More Poor Kids in More Poor Places, Carsey Institute Finds
October 18, 2011

Carsey Institute: Single Parents, Men Hit Hard by Unemployment During Recession
August 31, 2011

Carsey Institute: Families Shifting from Private to Public Health Insurance for Children
July 26, 2011

Carsey Institute: Americans Believe Climate Change is Occurring, but Disagree on Why
April 19, 2011

2010

UNH Experts Available to Discuss Demographic Trends and Political Implications of 2010 U.S. Census
December 15, 2010

Community Development Pioneer Available to Discuss Possible Collapse of World's Largest Microfinance Industry in India
November 18, 2010

October 4, 2010

Child Poverty: Expert Available to Discuss New Census Data
September 29, 2010

Carsey Survey Tracks Public Perceptions of Climate Change in N.H.
July 13, 2010

New Research Shows Why Some Communities Embrace Environmental Conservation and Others Don't
July 8, 2010

Carsey: Today's U.S. Census Data Moves America Closer to Minority Majority
June 10, 2010

Census: Expert Available to Discuss Minority Birthrate Data
June 7, 2010

New Program Brings Global Microfinance Pioneers to UNH May 31 – June 12
May 12, 2010

Ward Named UNH Manchester Interim Dean
April 28, 2010

Carsey: 1000-Plus N.H. Teens, Young Adults Are Homeless
April 7, 2010

Carsey Demographer: Recession Slows Population Growth in Most N.H. Counties
March 29, 2010

Youngest Americans at Forefront of Rapid Changes in U.S. Demographic Makeup, New Research Finds
March 10, 2010

Census Expert: Rural Areas Risk Being Overlooked
February 24, 2010

2010 Entrepreneur 'Boot Camp' Set for March
February 18, 2010

Family Demographer Available to Comment on State of the Union
January 26, 2010

Job Loss, Water Pollution Concern Downeast Mainers, New Report Finds
January 25, 2010

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2009

New Hampshire's Population Exceeds Maine's for First Time in 200 Years
December 23, 2009

December 23, 2009

Carsey: Rural Students Lack Access to Advanced Math Courses
December 16, 2009

In Recession, Wives are Winning More of Families' Bread
December 4, 2009

New Hampshire’s Civic Health: What New Research Says
November 18, 2009

Carsey: South, Rural America Have Highest Percent of Disabled Veterans
November 10, 2009

Carsey and the Children's Alliance: NH Schools Expel Less, Suspend More Than National Average
October 27, 2009

Carsey: Child Poverty High in Manchester, New Carsey Demographic Analysis Finds
October 26, 2009

October 16, 2009

Carsey: Recession's Impact on Young Child Poverty Uneven Throughout Nation
September 29, 2009

Expert: Carsey Demographer to Comment on Census Data Released Sept. 29
September 24, 2009

Carsey: Reports Document Need, Challenges of N.H. Direct Care Workforce
September 14, 2009

Carsey: Family-friendly Policies Less Available to Rural Working Moms
September 8, 2009

Carsey: State of Working New Hampshire Is Mixed for 2009
August 28, 2009

Carsey: State of Working New Hampshire Is Mixed for 2009
July 28, 2009

Carsey: Parents Shape Coos Youth's "Stay or Go?" Decisions
June 30, 2009

Carsey: Rural Children More Likely Living in Cohabiting Households
June 29, 2009

Carsey: Rural Workers to Benefit Most From Unemployment Insurance
May 27, 2009

Microfinance Pioneer to Speak at UNH May 5
April 28, 2009

Democracy and Equity in Schools is Topic of Next UNH Sidore Lecture April 21
April 7, 2009

School Choice is Topic of Next UNH Sidore Lecture March 25
March 11, 2009

Register for Stonyfield Farm Entrepreneurship Institute at UNH by April 1
March 3, 2009

Obama Administration and Economic Crisis Topic of Lecture March 2
February 24, 2009

Carsey Fellow Presents First "Dubious Polling" Awards
February 3, 2009

UNH Recognized as "Community Engaged" by Carnegie Foundation
January 29, 2009

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2008

Carsey: Rural Women Working Harder for the Money, Finds Major Trend Study
December 16, 2008

Carsey: Older Newcomers Bring Social "Grey Gold" to Rural Communities
December 1, 2008

Carsey: Rural Children Now Less Likely to Live in Married-Couple Families
November 24, 2008

Study: Rural Poor Often Segregated In High-Poverty Areas
November 19, 2008

24 Energy Leaders in Maine, Vt., N.H. Are Carsey Policy Leadership Fellows
October 28, 2008

Carsey: Hispanic Births, Not Immigration, Fueling Most Growth
October 23, 2008

Carsey: Many N.H. Jobs Don't Pay Livable Wage
October 21, 2008

Carsey: New Voters Make the Granite State One to Watch in November
October 15, 2008

Carsey: Rural Americans Divided on Environmental Views
October 14, 2008

UNH Lecture Series Looks at Whether Public Schools Can Reduce Inequality
October 14, 2009

Former Gallup Pollster and Founder of UNH Survey Center Unveils Secrets and Shams of Political Polls in New Book
September 22, 2008

Carsey Institute: Child Poverty High in Rural America
August 20, 2008

Carsey Institute: Urban, Rural Children Experience Similar Rates of Low Income and Poverty
August 13, 2008

Community Development Pioneer Michael Swack Joins Carsey Institute
August 4, 2008

July 16, 2008

New Hampshire's Foreign-born Population is More Diverse, Growing Faster, and Higher Educated than National Averages
June 12, 2008

Tracking Changes in the North Country: Carsey Researcher Releases "The State of Coos County"
May 21, 2008

Anne Shattuck Named 2008 Peter C. And Kristin Van Curan Nordblom Fellow By The Carsey Institute
May 14, 2008

Carsey Institute Report Charts Region's Demographic Trends
February 19, 2008

Rural Youth More Likely To Be Idle: New Carsey Institute Fact Sheet
January 29, 2008

Latino Population in Rural America is Growing: New Carsey Institute Fact Sheet
January 23, 2008

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2007

N.H. Demographics Report And Fact Sheet: More Families, New Voters
December 18, 2007

November 27, 2007

At Mid-Decade, New England's Slow Growth Is More Pronounced; Young Adult Decline Continues
October 29, 2007

For New Hampshire Workers, High Growth In Productivity But Only Moderate Growth In Wages And Jobs
October 25, 2007

Earned Income Tax Credit is Critical to Rural Working-Poor, Carsey Institute Finds
September 25, 2007

Rural Mothers More Likely To Work, But At Lower Wages
September 24, 2007

September 20, 2007

Carsey Institute Experts and Research Available on Presidential Campaign Issues
September 6, 2007

Carsey Institute Researcher to Discuss Rural Soldier Casualties in Iraq
September 3, 2007

Children in South and Southwest Pay Price of Poverty
August 28, 2007

MEDIA ADVISORY: UNH Carsey Institute To Release New Rural Child Poverty Research
August 17, 2007

Demographer Available To Discuss New Census Data on Hispanics
August 7, 2007

SCHIP Research Available From UNH Carsey Institute
August 2, 2007

Proposed 2007 Farm Bill's Domestic Food And Nutrition Programs Vital To Rural America
July 23, 2007

Workers Caring For Elderly And Children More Likely To Earn Low Wages And Lack Health Insurance, Finds New Carsey Institute Report
June 6, 2007

New Carsey Institute Report Finds that Over One-Third of Rural Children Rely on SCHIP and Medicaid
May 10, 2007

Five UNH Students Receive Winant Fellowships For Summer Internships With State Non-Profits
May 1, 2007

N.H. Boasts Nation's Third-Highest Insurance Rate For Children
March 20, 2007

New England's Young Adult Population Lags Rest Of Nation, Carsey Report Finds
January 10, 2007

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2006

Despite Low Poverty Rate, One In Seven N.H. Families Is Low-Income
December 20, 2006

Carsey Institute Receives $1 Million From W.K. Kellogg Foundation
December 11, 2006

New Immigrants Settling In Rural America, Carsey Report Finds
November 28, 2006

EVENT: Carsey Institute Policy Leadership Workshop Presents Federal Tax And Spending Expert Nov. 29
November 13, 2006

CARSEY STUDY: War Death Rate Higher Among Soldiers From Rural Areas
November 9, 2006

New Web Site Presents Socio-Economic Data For U.S Regions
October 12, 2006

Carsey Report: Predatory Mortgage Lending Is Prevalent In Rural Communities
October 3, 2006

24 New England Nonprofit Leaders Receive New Fellowship To Advance Policies That Help Children, Families And Communities
September 21, 2006

Vermont Employment Rates High, But Wage Levels Low
September 14, 2007

Rural Families Choose Home-Based Child Care More Often Than Organized Care Facilities, Says New Carsey Institute Report
July 5, 2006

Maureen Reilly Of Durham Awarded Partnership For Effective Nonprofits Fellowship
May 22, 2006

Four UNH Students Receive Winant Fellowships For Summer Internships With State Non-Profits
May 3, 2006

A Different Rural America Is Emerging, New Carsey Institute Report Finds
March 15, 2007

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2005

UNH Releases New Site For Up-To-Date Social Data On Counties And States In Northern New England
August 31, 2005

UNH’s Carsey Institute Receives Grant To Develop National Program On Rural Families And Communities
May 16, 2005

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2004

Nationally Known Sociologist Returns to UNH to Run Carsey Institute
January 21, 2004

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2003

UNH Announces Hiring of Paul Chair in psychology
September 4, 2003

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2002

Campaign Gift Honors Outgoing President
June 26, 2002

Noted UNH Alumna Funds Institute for Effective Families and Communities
May 7, 2002

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News from Carsey

The Carsey Institute is pleased to announce two promotions from within the organization in 2009. Barbara Wauchope has been named director of evaluation and Marybeth J. Mattingly is director of research on vulnerable families.

In her new leadership role at Carsey, Dr. Mattingly will be responsible for planning and overseeing research on vulnerable families. She will work with Carsey’s research faculty, tenure track partners across the university, and experts in the field to develop timely analyses of issues affecting children and families at risk. She will coordinate with the Hatcher Group in Washington, D.C., to focus our research on current policy debate or needs and to get research results in the hands of decision makers. She will engage with our core funders and collaborate with Carsey leadership to identify diverse sources of revenue to fund research at the institute, as well as participating in the broader field and making connections with those at other key institutions across the country.

As director of evaluation, Dr. Wauchope will lead Carsey’s successful evaluation program, overseeing the wide range of ongoing research, planning future evaluation, and leading the team of faculty and students conducting rigorous evaluations for organizations in the region and nationally. She will actively engage with local and regional nonprofit organizations to promote Carsey as a potential partner for their evaluation needs. She will lead the effort to bring Carsey evaluation research to a national level in our core areas of strength.

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