Three compositions by Jonathan C. Santore, associate professor of music and chair of the department of music, theatre and dance (MTD), were published in 2005—all have strong connections to PSU. The Insoluble...
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Assistant Professor of Education Marcel LeBrun’s new book, Reflections on Still Waters: Celebrating Gay Men’s Lives and Experiences (PublishAmerica, 2005), is “a series of stories told...
Professional Development School partnerships are benefiting everybody.
by Kathy Henderson ’99 Derek Small ’95 takes his wildlife on the road. Wildlife Encounters, LLC is not only a mobile zoo, it’s a traveling science class, and Small’s enthusiastic...
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How do you decide when you don’t know what to decide? The new College of University Studies is helping by Kristin Proulx Jarvis Bob Fitzpatrick, PSU’s Dean of the Academic Experience, has spent...
by Jane E. Babin, J.D. On April 13, 2005, Professor of Business Jane E. Babin said goodbye to the Plymouth State University campus after 16 years of teaching. The following was adapted from her speech.
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by Kristin Proulx Jarvis Business Professor David Leuser knows that for recent college graduates, the first full-time job is both a milestone and a great transition. Adjusting to the world of work, a world...
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The Robin Roberts formula for success by Michele Barney Hutchins “Do I know my audience or what?” Robin Roberts, co-anchor for ABCNEWS’ Good Morning America, exclaimed, reacting to the rousing...
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2005 Graduate Distinguished Teacher for MBA: Colleen Brickley Colleen Brickley was named Graduate Distinguished Teacher for PSU’s Master of Business Administration program for 2005. Says Professor...
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PSU Lacrosse Teams Are Anything but Lax by Kent Cherrington Plymouth State has enjoyed varied amounts of success in men’s and women’s lacrosse dating back to the 1970s. So it was exciting in May 2005...
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