On August 25—a week before classes began at Plymouth State this fall—I called an all-campus meetings so that I could talk to faculty and staff about a decision that Carol and I had come to after well...
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Fall 2005
We’ve been making some changes at Plymouth Magazine. The first one you may have noticed is that this Fall 2005 issue is not the Annual Report, and you received it a few weeks earlier than the former...
Our first Delta Zeta Alumni Reunion has come and gone, but new memories have been created and new friendships have been formed. There were over 50 sisters on campus during Alumni Weekend—thank you to everyone...
Enjoyed reading your excellent publication. In reference to your comment about African students at PSC question from Sam Smith, Plymouth Magazine Spring 2005]—when I was dean of instruction and director...
PSU offers four new master’s degrees in science Plymouth State University Graduate Studies has expanded its offerings with four new master’s degrees in science: an M.A.T. degree in science...
This summer, future first-year students who attended PSU orientation sessions not only toured the campus, met fellow classmates and learned what to expect from roommates, dining hall meal plans and life...
Plymouth State University hosted 125 social workers, mental health and substance abuse professionals, policy makers and local consumers for the New Hampshire Conference on Rural Mental Health, Substance...
Meteorology Professor James Koermer, Assistant Professor Lourdes Aviles, Information Technologist Brendon Hoch and senior meteorology major Richard Giard joined the festivities at the Christa McAuliffe...
Liz Ahl (English) served on the pedagogy steering committee for the annual Associate Writing Programs Conference, in Vancouver, B.C. She helped edit the annual “Pedagogy Papers,” co-facilitated...
Three compositions by Jonathan C. Santore, associate professor of music and chair of the department of music, theatre and dance (MTD), were published in 2005—all have strong connections to PSU. The Insoluble...
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