Catherine Amidon, director of PSU’s Karl Drerup Art Gallery, has recently received a prestigious Fulbright Scholarship. She will leave for Jamaica next January and will teach at the Edna Manley School...
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Spring 2007
Every spring, PSU presents awards for excellence in teaching and service to the University community to an undergraduate faculty member, a graduate faculty member and now, for the first time, an adjunct...
From grade school to college, American educators are seeing a disturbing increase in the number of students battling depression. Marcel LeBrun, PSU assistant professor of education and special education,...
What is the state of democracy at the turn of the 21st century? Seven scholars, including PSU’s Thaddeus Guldbrandsen, director of the Center for Rural Partnerships and research assistant professor of anthropology,...
Stephen Gorin, longtime PSU social work professor, was recently selected by the National Association of Social Workers to be the new editor-in-chief of the quarterly journal Health & Social Work. Gorin’s...
Over a year of work by Information Technology Services and the Office of Public Relations culminated over Memorial Day Weekend with the launch of new versions of the University’s main Web site and the myPlymouth...
Where can you hear songs with such titles as “Exercise Common Sense,” “Bully Rap,” and “Safe and Sound All Around”? On the new CD from TIGER (Theatre Integrating Guidance, Education and Responsibility),...
by Bruce Lyndes As a student at UNH years ago, Charles Brown wasn’t sure if he’d be able to finish his senior year. His grades weren’t the problem; financing his last year of college was. “In 1958,...
by Alice Staples The Brown Company Photographic Collection, a collection of 11,000 photographs that chronicle the work and the people of Berlin, New Hampshire’s Brown Paper Company in the early half...
An American Master Returns Home by Nick Mathis The upcoming exhibition, Enchanted Garden: Enamels by an American Master is a celebration of the art and legacy of artist, craftsman, mentor, and teacher...
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