Free and Open to the Public. Ticket Required. Free Tickets Here:  plymouthstatetickets.com Before Anti-Autism: Cow Mania and the Vaccination Debates Understanding and Responding to Social Disruptions. Travis Chi Wing Lau This talk will turn to the late eighteenth-century and early nineteenth-century debates over Edward Jenner’s campaigns to nationalize vaccination in Britain. Well-before Andrew Wakefield’s retracted article in The Lancet claiming ...

Jeff Oaks is the author of two books of poetry, The Things and Little What, both published by Lily Poetry Review Books. The recipient of three Pennsylvania Council of the Arts fellowships, he has published poems most recently in Field, Georgia Review, Missouri Review, Superstition Review, and Tupelo Quarterly. His prose has appeared in At Length, Creative Nonfiction, Fourth Genre, ...

This event is free and unticketed Masks required for all patrons. Unmasked performers will be tested for Covid19 immediately before the performance       The Plymouth State University Ed and Marilyn Wixson Endowed Professorship of Mathematics was created by longtime PSU mathematics faculty Ed and Marilyn Wixson to celebrate and recognize faculty in the Department of Mathematics who are ...

This event is free and unticketed Unmasked performers will be tested for Covid19 immediately before the performance. Reverberations: Making Prolonged Change Social disruptions and widespread trauma have created reverberations that have inspired a new generation of changemakers throughout society. For this lecture, we will gather a group of leaders for a panel discussion to share their individual journeys and the ...

This event is free and unticketed. Masks required for all patrons. Unmasked performers will be tested for Covid19 immediately before the performance. ​​Janice Griffin, a former student from Union, NH, established the Helen Abbott ’39 Professorship of Environmental Studies to honor her friend, teacher and mentor, who graduated from the Plymouth Normal School (which is now PSU), for her commitment ...

This event is free and unticketed. Masks required for all patrons. Unmasked performers will be tested for Covid19 immediately before the performance.  Susan Lilley is a Florida native and is currently serving as Orlando’s inaugural Poet Laureate. Her poetry and non-fiction have appeared in American Poetry Review, Gulf Coast, Poet Lore, The Southern Review, Drunken Boat, Saw Palm, Hippocampus, The ...