Class president. Student trustee. Intern at the New Hampshire State House. President-Elect of the PSU Alumni Association. That’s an impressive track record for someone who recalls starting his college...
“In the summer of 1973, a friend and I were tossing a football around in knee-high water at Lake Sunapee State Beach,” recalls Randy Hoidahl ’74. “The ring was quite tight on my finger; but when...
Aiming High for ALLWell “The ALLWell Center is the University’s highest capital priority,” said President’s Council member and chair of the ALLWell II Committee Eric Huttner, father of Jared ’06....
“The direction in which Plymouth State is moving … the initiatives for the future … that feeling I get when I’m back on campus.” This is what motivated David Poulin ’85 to become more deeply...
“Plymouth State has given me many opportunities to grow, as well as a wonderful education,” says Sam Wisel ’12, the University’s new Annual Fund coordinator. Throughout his four-year experience...
Surrounded by computer servers and Apple laptops in a red-carpeted lab between the players’ locker room and the court, Dan Craig ’03 represents one of the emerging twenty-first-century power centers...
“Bringing students and alumni together allows for real and meaningful connections,” says Jim Kuras, Plymouth State’s new career services manager. With more than 20 years of career services experience,...
Colleagues called him “T.O.” Students called him “Doctor Schlesinger.” Few knew about the remarkable life experiences that shaped his teaching. When long-time faculty member and Professor Emeritus...
On May 14, 2012, New Hampshire lost a gifted educator, respected leader, and devoted friend. From his earliest days in education as a high school teacher, coach, and director of guidance, through his post...
Carleton R. Parish ’71 pays tribute to his wife, Sharon, and her extraordinary career in intelligence When Sharon Parish tragically died in an automobile accident in February of 2011, Carleton Parish...