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Angela Foss associate dean of online STEM programs helping a participant during an Hour of Code event.

What is Hour of Code? A Chance to Kickstart Your Coding Literacy

Hour of Code is a series of events that typically takes place annually in early December, which is Computer Science Education Week. The event is designed to be a fun and friendly place for everyone to explore coding and improve their coding literacy, regardless of skill level.
Adaecus Brooks, a 2024 graduate who earned his bachelor of arts in graphic design and media arts from SNHU.

SNHU Spotlight: Adaecus Brooks, BA in Graphic Design and Media Arts Grad

Adaecus Brooks ‘24, a retired Marine Corps master sergeant, turned his lifelong passion for art into a degree in graphic design at SNHU. First introduced to graphic arts while serving in Iraq, he found the program’s flexibility and veteran support invaluable.
Deanne Wilson, a 2024 bachelor's in environmental science graduate from SNHU.

SNHU Spotlight: Deanne Wilson, BS in Environmental Science Grad

Deanne Wilson '24 balanced college volleyball, work and academics while pursuing her degree in Environmental Science at SNHU. Drawn to New Hampshire’s natural beauty, she found support in her advisor and gained the confidence to step outside her shell.
A man uses his cyber security degree while working on a laptop inside a server room

What is a Cybersecurity Degree?

Despite being relatively new, the field of cybersecurity is here to stay. Earning a cybersecurity degree at any level positions you for a rewarding career maintaining data privacy, conducting risk assessments, designing strategic plans for security systems and much more.

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