by Meg Petersen, Professor of English Meg Petersen is a teacher, a writer of fiction and essays, a poet, and a passionate advocate for the teaching of writing. As director of the Plymouth Writing...
by Meg Petersen, Professor of English Meg Petersen is a teacher, a writer of fiction and essays, a poet, and a passionate advocate for the teaching of writing. As director of the Plymouth Writing...
Perspectives on internships from a business owner who works with PSU interns, and two former PSU interns.
PSU prepares its students--and itself--to compete in and contribute to a global community.
PSU's outreach efforts aim to improve science education.
As Dick Hage transitions to a new part-time position in the Admission office, colleagues, alumni, and Hage himself reflect on his 35-year career as vice president for student affairs.
Academy award-winning playwright Ernest Thompson workshops one of his earliest and most controversial plays at PSU.
In fall 2008, the University System of New Hampshire (USNH) announced an exciting newopportunity for financially challenged students to participate in Semester at Sea (SAS), a shipboard education program....
by Barbra Alan Who says a career in accounting can’t be exciting? Jane Poulin’s career has taken her around the globe to Austria, Spain, Germany, Italy, France, Japan, China, and the Netherlands, among...
Petra Schaefer’s route to becoming a school psychologist was an unusual one. After receiving a biology degree from Columbia University’s Barnard College, she went to work in experimental hematology...
Greetings from University Advancement, where we are eagerly anticipating the community open house for the Plymouth State University Welcome Center and Ice Arena, to be held on Saturday, September 11. Composed...