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Plymouth, N.H. – Plymouth State University President Sara Jayne Steen recognized 76 University employees and retirees in a Nov. 14 ceremony at Heritage Commons. Dozens of co-workers, friends, and family members attended the annual event. Steen thanked employees for their dedication and provided each of them with a gift for service to the University; the [...]
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Plymouth, N.H. –A 1979 Plymouth State graduate who has risen to a key leadership post with a multi-national insurance corporation has been honored by PSU’s College of Business Administration (COBA) with induction into the COBA Hall of Fame. Jonathan W. Hall is the executive vice president of FM Global, with more than 30-years leadership experience. [...]
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Plymouth, N.H. –Knowing how to access and use information is critical to success in today’s world. Whether you’re an accountant, truck driver or teacher, succeeding at your job requires knowledge, and having the skills to find that knowledge in the digital age is far different now than even a decade ago. With that in mind, [...]
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Plymouth, N.H. –A longtime employee who has proudly served hundreds of Plymouth State University students as an academic advisor is the 2012 Patricia Storer PAT (Professional, Administrative, Technical) Award recipient. Deb Tobine of Campton was honored for her ongoing commitment to assisting PSU students in achieving their goals. The Patricia Storer PAT Award was established [...]
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Plymouth, N.H. – The Museum of the White Mountains (MWM) at Plymouth State University welcomed the greater Plymouth community to a Welcome Reception Thursday, October 25 at the Savage Welcome Center at the PSU Ice Arena. The event was an opportunity for Museum staff to introduce themselves to the community and discuss the upcoming exhibits [...]
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PLYMOUTH, N.H. -There’s nothing more inviting on a crisp fall morning then settling into a comfortable chair with a hot drink in front of a roaring fireplace. In Plymouth State University’s Hartman Union Building, the Fireplace Lounge is an inviting and familiar spot on campus to relax and enjoy a good book or the company [...]
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Plymouth, N.H. –Which public health threat causes the most deaths in young people every year? It’s not cancer, heart disease, AIDS or birth defects; suicide among people under the age of 25 claims more lives than all of those diseases, combined. The epidemic of young people taking their own lives is a crisis, and Plymouth [...]
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Plymouth, N.H. – New Hampshire’s 10 billion dollar annual tourism business is a cornerstone of the state’s economy – but it could be better. Some of the landmark tourism businesses along less-travelled roadways, like Route 3, are looking at new and innovative strategies to reestablish themselves as popular tourist destinations, and Plymouth State University is [...]
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Plymouth, N.H. – Plymouth State’s online Master’s in Business Administration (MBA) program is one of nation’s best, according to the national online learning review group, GetEducated.com. PSU was ranked #16 on their list of “Best Online MBA Programs 2012.” According to the GetEducated.com editors, PSU compares very favorably to its online competitors across the U.S. [...]
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PLYMOUTH, N.H.–Jamie Sydoriak, a Plymouth State University graduate student studying grassland bird communities, has been awarded the Joe and Gail White Fellowship for 2012-13. The White Fellowship was created by two Plymouth State graduates who care deeply about protecting New Hampshire’s natural resources and fostering PSU’s ongoing efforts in educating the public about this goal. [...]
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PSU President Sara Jayne Steen, left, and AMC President John D. Judge at AMC’s Highland Center at Crawford Notch for the signing of a memorandum of understanding. The document details continued coordination and collaboration to advance their respective missions, while helping both institutions make a positive impact on the region’s environment, economy, communities, and people. [...]
By BOB MARTIN bmartin@citizen.com PLYMOUTH — Richard Solomon, former president of the United States Institute of Peace, has plenty of experience dealing with highly volatile nations in a peaceful manner through his years of experience. Friday he spoke with The Citizen about North Korea based on his personal views and the state of where the [...]
STUDENT FROM Holy Trinity Catholic School recently competed in National History Day at Plymouth State University. Front row, from left, Clara Jude, Madison Vickery and Dominique Bolduc. Back row, Ronnie Hook, Adrianna Dinsmoor, James Marceau, Caitlin Mallahan and Sarah Moran. COURTESY LACONIA — Twelve students from Holy Trinity competed at the statewide National History [...]
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