By Elizabeth W. Cheney ’89, ’99G When Karl Drerup came to Plymouth Teachers College in 1946 as the sole art instructor, little did he imagine the art department as it would grow to be in 2007. When...
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Fall 2007
New Hampshire couple sets an inspirational example of civic engagement and philanthropy....
Web logs expand instructional toolkits in the classroom.
New facility is "model home" of environmental responsibility on campus.
by Barbra Alan Plymouth State University has 19 women’s and men’s sports teams that play more than 250 games during the school year. It’s the job of the sports information director (SID) to ensure...
by Kevin D. Anderson For Nancy Conklin, there was no great awakening or a voice telling her to do something; there was simply a genuine feeling that helping others was the right thing to do. It’s something...
by Christopher C. Chabot, Professor of Biology I have been teaching at Plymouth State for 15 years, and during this time, not only has the University changed, my teaching strategies also have changed....
Henry “Joe” Long Jr. Careers and Connections for Plymouth State Alumni and Students When students decide to continue their education after high school, many of them do so believing a college education...
by Mary Catherine Coolidge ’93 When I first encountered Shakespeare’s plays in college, it was as if my mind had found a place to live. Hamlet, RichardIII, HenryV, King Lear—these works changed my interior...
by Barbra Alan “The trouble with retirement is that you never get a day off,” the late college basketball coach Abe Lemons once quipped. And that’s just how Bernard “Lee” Mason ’65 likes it. Retiring...
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