The start of the new millennium motivated us to reflect on our lives and work, and begin thinking about the future as a regional university. The retrospective part of our planning at Plymouth State began...
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Winter 2004
I’ve discovered that some issues of Plymouth Magazine take on a life of their own—this has been one of those issues. While we never intend to have one theme for a specific issue, if we had one this...
U.S. Senator Judd Gregg (R-NH) announced $500,000 in additional federal funding for the PSU meteorology program at a campus press conference in September. In December, the Judd Gregg Meteorology Institute...
Six former Panther all-stars have been inducted into the PSU Athletic Hall of Fame. This year’s annual banquet at Prospect Hall in October honored individuals from a wide range of sports.
If you head due east from Plymouth and return the same route from Melbourne, Australia, it’s about 54,800,000 steps. That’s figuring 2,000 steps per mile. Two competing teams—one from Plymouth State...
In August, Plymouth State was chosen as a “founding institution,” one of only 12 out of 219 colleges and universities participating in Phase II of the national project Foundations of Excellence in the First...
Jeanne Dubino, associate professor of English, has been appointed this year’s Diversity Scholar. PSU is going through an exciting period of change, and part of that change includes making its curriculum...
Associate Professor Joy Butler of Plymouth State’s health, physical education and recreation (HPER) department was lead editor of Teaching Games for Understanding in Physical Education and Sport, published...
Gary E. Goodnough, associate professor of education and coordinator of PSU’s counselor education program, is coauthor, with Rachelle Pérusse, assistant professor and school counseling coordinator at Plattsburgh...
Neither Plain Nor Simple, the most recent book by David R. Starbuck, assistant professor of archeology and anthropology, is the result of over 25 years of archeological research at Canterbury Shaker Village...
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