Program Overview

University of New Hampshire Programs

The University of New Hampshire offers a variety of programs for students of all ages.

Campus Recreation

The Campus Recreation program provides various activities and services for students, including:

• Aquatics
• Fitness
• Intramural Sports
• Sports Clubs
• Instructional Programs
• Outdoor Adventures

Facilities

The university has several facilities to support these programs, including:

• Hamel Recreation Center
• Mendums Pond
• Outdoor Fields
• Outdoor Pool
• Swasey Indoor Pool
• Tennis & Pickleball Courts

Youth Programs

The university also offers youth programs, including:

• Camps
• Birthday Parties
• Instructional Programs

Camp Wildcat

Camp Wildcat is a summer camp program for children entering grades 1-7. The program is structured into eight single-week sessions, and participants can enroll in one or all of the sessions.

• The camp day starts at 9:00 a.m. and ends at 4:15 p.m.
• Drop-off begins at 8:15-8:45 a.m. and pick-up is from 4:15-4:30 p.m.
• Complimentary care is provided from 8-8:15 a.m. and from 4:30-4:45 p.m.
• An additional fee of $2 per minute will be added to the account for late pick-ups.
• Group swim lessons are available as an extended care option from 4:45-5:30 p.m.
• The maximum enrollment for extended care swim lessons is 40 campers per session.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What does camp look like?: Camp Wildcat is structured into eight single-week sessions. Participants can enroll in one or all of the sessions. The camp does not include field trips to sites outside of UNH.
• What precautions will be taken this year?: Campers will be grouped into pods of approximately 10 campers and 1-2 counselors based on age. Large group gatherings will take place during free play and morning announcements, mealtimes, pool time, and assembly-style activities.
• What is a typical day at camp?: A typical day at camp includes sports, arts & crafts, free swim, hobbies, and adventure activities. Campers are required to provide their own lunch. Snacks will be provided, but campers should also pack additional snacks.
• How long is Camp Wildcat?: Camp Wildcat is an eight-week program.
• How do I know what swim level my child is?: The swim level of a child can be determined by viewing a specific document.
• What if my camper cannot swim?: All campers must pass a swim test at the UNH Outdoor pool. If a camper is unable to pass the swim test, they will be required to wear a coastguard-approved PFD.
• Does Camp Wildcat offer scholarships for families?: Camp Wildcat does not have a scholarship program, but it offers three free sessions through the Oyster River School District. A 10% discount is also available for military families.
• Who works at Camp Wildcat?: The camp employs a diverse group of counselors with extensive experience working with children. Counselors are UNH undergraduate students majoring in education, early childhood, social work, and other related areas of study.
• Can Camp Wildcat accommodate my child?: The university seeks to create a welcoming and inclusive youth program experience for all participants. Reasonable accommodations may be requested to support participation of individuals with disabilities.

Academics

The university offers various academic programs, including:

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• Honors Opportunities
• Outcomes & Value

Colleges & Schools

The university has several colleges and schools, including:

• Carsey School of Public Policy
• College of Engineering and Physical Sciences
• College of Health and Human Services
• College of Liberal Arts
• College of Life Sciences and Agriculture
• College of Professional Studies
• Franklin Pierce School of Law
• School of Marine Science and Ocean Engineering
• Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics

Admissions & Aid

The university provides information on admissions and aid, including:

• Access & Affordability
• Apply
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• Admitted Students
• International Students
• Parents & Family

Life at UNH

The university offers various resources and services to support student life, including:

• Explore Campuses
• Athletics & Recreation
• Campus Safety
• Dining
• Housing
• Health & Well-Being
• MUB & Student Activities
• Military and Veteran Services

Research

The university is involved in various research areas, including:

• Centers & Institutes
• Sustainability

About UNH

The university provides information about its history, mission, and values, including:

• Facts & Figures
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