The Rines Angel Fund is a highly selective year-long four credit course at the University of New Hampshire; students must successfully complete an arduous application and interview process to be accepted into the Fund as an associate.
The Fund was established thanks to a contribution made by UNH Emeritus S. Melvin "Mel" Rines '47. Early-stage companies are invited to pitch to the Fund for seed capital along with high-quality due diligence regardless of investment. Student associates are versed in angel and venture capital investment strategies through a balance of angel investing research conducted at the Center for Venture Research, deal flow generated from actual companies seeking seed funding.
Early-stage companies are invited to pitch to the Fund for seed capital along with high-quality due diligence regardless of investment. Student associates are versed in angel and venture capital investment strategies through a balance of angel investing research conducted at the Center for Venture Research, deal flow generated from actual companies seeking seed funding.
Membership in the Fund helps undergraduate students at UNH: