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Calling Program

Plymouth State’s Student Calling Program is a critical component of the University’s Annual Fund, providing annual support for student scholarships, academic programs, athletics, the University’s operating budget, and much more. Through the Calling Program, alumni and friends have the opportunity to engage with students in a manner that furthers the long-term, positive relationship each person called has with the University.

Plymouth State’s student fundraisers are proud representatives of the University who enjoy connecting with alumni and friends to share stories and learn about the experiences of others while encouraging everyone to participate in the Annual Fund.

Did you recently receive a call from one of our student fundraisers? Please take a moment to provide us with feedback about your conversation. We strive continually to improve our program and value your opinion.

Are you a current Plymouth State student who is interested in becoming a student fundraiser? Through this experience, you’ll gain valuable skills, such as relationship building, customer service, interpersonal communications, and fundraising. And, it’s a great résumé builder! Contact Sam Wisel ’12, Annual Fund Calling Program Manager, for more information.

Sarah Albee ’13

Hometown: Mount Desert Island, ME
Major: Social Work

Favorite spot: Any comfy chair in the library
PSU in 3 words: beautiful, friendly, and educational
Fun fact: I teach guitar
My goals: To work with kids with disabilities and their families

Alyssa Boehm ’15

Hometown: Hopkinton, NH
Major: History

Campus activities: Tau Omega
Favorite spot: Top of Mary Lyon study room
PSU in 3 words: beautiful, friendly, and historical
Why I call: I want to give back to the school
Fun fact: I spent my first semester at the University of Limerick in Ireland
My goals: Work in a museum and travel Europe

Jaime Cummings ’14

Hometown: Lee, NH
Major: Childhood Education

Campus activities: Early Childhood Club
PSU in 3 words: adventurous, independent, and amazing
Why I call: I wanted to get in touch with alumni and get a peek at what it will be like to be an alumna connected to PSU
My goals: I hope to teach and impact children all over the world

Kellie DeSimone ’14

Hometown: Nashua, NH
Major: Criminal Justice

Campus activities: Criminal Justice Organization, student conduct panel, intramural basketball
Favorite spot: Mary Lyon lawn
PSU in 3 words: beautiful, scenic, and friendly
Why I call: To help the school raise money and help students
Fun fact: I can play piano
My goals: Travel

Andrew Jimenez ’14

Hometown: Stratford, CT
Major: Professional Sales

Favorite spot: HUB basketball court
PSU in 3 words: involved, happy, and fun
Why I call: Gain experience and engage and connect with PSU alumni
Fun fact: I love to travel. I try to visit my family in Puerto Rico at least once a year. I’m also studying abroad in Thailand next fall.
My goals: Get a job as a brand marketer or a sales rep

Monica McKeon ’15

Hometown: Nashua, NH
Major: Developmental Psychology

Campus activities: Psychology Club
Favorite spot: The HUB
PSU in 3 words: energetic, friendly, and home
Why I call: I enjoy working with others and feel that it is important to give back
My goals: I hope to become an elementary school guidance counselor

Mirka Narod ’15

Hometown: Northborough, MA
Major: Communications

Favorite spot: Student apartments
PSU in 3 words: exhilarating, fantastic, and sporadic
Why I call: To advance my communication skills

Olivia Rounds ’13

Hometown: West Greenwich, RI
Major: Communications

Campus activities: Tau Omega, WPCR, The Clock, MAPS
Favorite spot: Fireplace Lounge
PSU in 3 words: green, beautiful, and breathtaking
Why I call: I wanted to create an experience with the alumni by telling them how great Plymouth State is
My goals: TV producer and on-air personality

Joseph Stisser ’15

Hometown: Manchester, NH
Major: Communications

Campus activities: Basketball
Favorite spot: The HUB
PSU in 3 words: green, small, friendly
My goals: Pursue a career in sports journalism