Trevor Guilmette

Trevor Guilmette is an Assistant Professor of Practice in Adventure Education at Plymouth State University. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Outdoor Leadership and Management from the University of New Hampshire and a Master of Science in Recreation Administration and Youth Development. 

Trevor brings over seven years of climbing experience across multiple disciplines, including traditional climbing, sport climbing, and bouldering. His outdoor experience also includes mountaineering in the Bugaboos of British Columbia’s Purcell Mountain Range and big-wall climbing in Idaho. 

Prior to joining Plymouth State University, Trevor developed and directed several outdoor programs at the University of New Hampshire, including an outdoor bouldering program and an outdoor orientation program, which together served more than 100 students. He also served as the director of the Honors Outdoor Orientation Trip (HOOT), a program designed to help incoming students build community and develop meaningful connections through outdoor experiences. In addition, he is the owner and director of White Mountain Warrior Camps. 

At Plymouth State, Trevor is committed to creating meaningful outdoor experiences that foster leadership, community, personal growth, and a strong connection to the natural environment. His teaching and program development emphasize experiential learning and the transformative potential of outdoor education. Trevor’s role at PSU is split between teaching courses for Adventure Education and directing the Outdoor Center.  

Classes taught:  

 AP 1000: Out Skills Conservation Law 

 AP 3510: Outdoor Skills Clinical 

 Ap 2900: Outdoor Orientation Leadership 

AP 4200: TA Seminar Adventure Education