AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoUNH STEM & workforce: UNH launched new three-year online bachelor programs in management and computer information technology, using a 90-credit model aimed at transfer students, working adults, and military-affiliated learners. Campus operations: SNHU plans to consolidate Manchester administrative offices into its main campus, with the Millyard building slated for sale after the move. AI history (NH connection): France 24 revisits Dartmouth’s early role in the “AI before AI” era, tracing how John McCarthy’s 1955 workshop idea was initially rejected by the Rockefeller Foundation. Cybercrime & consumer safety: Concord police described a debit-card skimming case involving cloned cards and small “cashback” withdrawals, warning that scams are rising even if skimmer fraud is still relatively uncommon in NH. Public health (ticks): A new look at cyclospora testing suggests the US outbreak may be slowing, though experts caution that awareness can affect test positivity. Defense tech (local industry): A Manchester aerospace roundtable highlighted Vibrac Precision Test Systems’ role in Patriot missile calibration and expected growth as orders expand. Data privacy: Rhode Island is installing 39 automatic license plate readers under a federal-funded contract, adding to a growing camera network with limited state rules on retention and access.
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