The 2004 Plymouth State University annual report is unique: it covers our first full year as a university, and records the achievements of a great institution—a Plymouth State that is stronger than ever...
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Fall 2004
Corrections In the Summer 2004 edition of Plymouth Magazine, we incorrectly stated on page 21 that Associate Professor of English Joseph Monninger had received a Fulbright fellowship. Monninger was an alternate...
by Virginia Barry, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs This past year Plymouth State University has been quite busy making changes focused on student success. Countless efforts have been made...
When Professor of Psychology David Zehr received the 2004 Distinguished Teaching Award, the official citation read, in part, “You demonstrate respect for your students as individuals; you inspire...
Receiving the 2004 Graduate Distinguished Teaching award for the M.Ed. program was Professor of Education Michael Fischler, who also directs the PSU Counseling and Human Relations Center. Fischler’s...
Liz Ahl (English) moderated a roundtable on chapbooks at the 2004 Associated Writing Program’s annual conference in Chicago. Her poems appear in recent issues of Clackamas Literary Review and River Styx.
by Angela Matthews, Director of Development Research in fund raising tells us the number one reason individuals give is because someone asked them. That is confirmed at Plymouth State University by the fundraising...
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October 1, 2004
by William R. Crangle, Vice President for Financial Affairs Plymouth State University is financially healthy. We have had small surpluses every year except two in the last eight years. We have a small...
July 1, 2003 – June 30, 2004
In addition to current gifts and pledges, Plymouth State University was made aware of the planned giving intentions of a number of alumni and friends, who have become members of the PSU Heritage Society,...
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