
The Center for Global Engagement is located in Mary Lyon Hall. This Center is a place for students to gather for international events and many of our global programs.
Come visit us!
Mondays 8:00am-7:00pm
Tuesdays 8:00am-8:00pm
Wednesdays 8:00am-4:30pm
Thursdays 8:00am-7:30pm
Fridays 8:00am-4:30pm
Staff at the Center for Global Engagement:
Roxana Fera- Graduate Assistant
Martina Ryberg- International Fellow
Jeannette LaPlant- International Fellow
Jane Barry- International Student Advisor
Jane Bjerklie-Barry has worked at Plymouth State since 2007. She is the international student advisor for all undergraduate and graduate students. In addition to her work advising international students, she works closely with Admissions and ELS Language Centers on the matriculation of ELS students to PSU, is co-coordinator for globally-oriented campus programming and orientation for incoming international students, and is co-chair of International Education Week. She serves on the Internationalization Steering Committee, the President’s Commission on Diversity, the Service Learning Task Force, and the Professional Development Committee. She also serves on the NH International Education Conference Planning Committee. Professional memberships include NAFSA and The World Affairs Council of NH. Jane is not only passionate about building, guiding and advising the global student population at PSU, but also in nurturing the sustained support of a diverse and cultural environment on our campus. She has an abiding interest in community affairs, and served as a member of the Holderness Central School Board, as well as on the boards of the Holderness ACE Afterschool Program, the Holderness PTA, and White Mountain Youth Hockey. Married with two sons, she lives in Holderness, NH.
Jessica Pine- International Programming Coordinator
International Programming Coordinator
Jessica Pine joined the Global Education Office as the International Programming Coordinator in May 2012. Prior to that, Jessica was the Director of Study Abroad at American University of Nigeria. During her time in Nigeria she also was the Director for a primary school. Jessica has ten years of teaching experience, ranging from primary school to graduate level. She earned her Masters degree in International Training and Education from American University in Washington DC. She is currently pursuing her Certificate of Advanced Degree Studies in Educational Leadership at Plymouth State University.





