In Hippie Chick, Professor of English Joseph Monninger introduces readers to Lolly Emmerson, an independent 15-year-old who sets out for an ill-fated evening sail. When her boat hits an underwater wreckage,...
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Winter 2009
Professor of Education and Special Education Marcel Lebrun’s latest book, intended as a resource for educators and parents, focuses on key issues for identifying school shooters. Lebrun explains the factors...
That’s Kool is the seventh solo album from Rik Pfenninger, professor of music and coordinator of jazz studies and music technology. A blend of hip, sophisticated grooves and melodies, the CD features...
by Matthew Cheney Jessica Chisholm ’09 knows that service work can benefit communities, build new relationships among people from diverse backgrounds, and look good on a résumé, but that’s not why she spends...
by Betsy Cheney ’89, ’99G, photos by John Anderson In the dusty industrial-looking pottery studio tucked into a back corner of the Draper & Maynard Building, pottery wheels whirred, and students...
Business Department Chair and Professor of Economics Trent Boggess talked to Plymouth Magazine last fall about his passion for the Ford Model T and his take on the state of the automobile industry and the U.S....
Just what went into bringing Shakespeare's quintessential drama to life?
by Christopher M. Williams Unlike Panther football, women’s volleyball has enjoyed a consistent record of strong performance for nearly a decade, earning six straight post-season berths (five ECAC and one NCAA),...
Plymouth State has an incredible alumni community. From our most recent graduates to our most senior of alumni, you are touching the lives of people throughout New Hampshire and beyond through your community...
by Rhiannon Hutchinson With a passport about as thick as War and Peace, Derek Sheeler gives new meaning to the term jetsetter. “I spend 35 to 40 percent of my time traveling to speak with the executives...
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