This Week's Featured Events

As events may be moved, delayed, postponed, or canceled for a variety of reasons and without any prior notice, the Office of Public Relations advises that you check with the contact(s) listed with each event for the most current information.

Feb
9
12:30 pm

HUB Student Senate Room

Meg Petersen will be discussing  The Rewards and Challenges of Teaching Writing in Santo Domingo.

Please bring you lunch and join us!

For more information, please contact Beth Beaulieu (603) 535-3267

Feb
9
5:00 pm

Hartman Union Building Rm. 119

The SAGE Center will host an informational session regarding the group A.W.A.R.E. (Alliance for Women’s Awareness, Rights and Equality) on February 9th from 5:00 – 6:00 p.m. in HUB 119.

Please feel free to come to this event in order to find out more information about the group.  We welcome everyone to the event.

We look forward to seeing you there!

For more information, please contact Delilah Smith (603) 535-2387

Feb
9
5:30 pm

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For more information: PSU Women’s Basketball

Feb
9
7:30 pm

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For more information: PSU Basketball

Feb
10
4:00 pm

Boyd Center Rm 001

The Center For the Environment welcomes Paul Tukey, founder of the group Safelawns.org and narrator of the film A Chemical Reaction to discuss the movement to ban toxic lawn and garden herbicides and pesticides.

A showing of the film & panel discussion will also be taking place at 7:00 pm in Boyd 144.

For more information please contact Ellen Fine

Feb
10
4:30 pm

Mary Lyon Hall – Garden Level

Informational meeting about becoming a host family for one of our ELS students from Saudi Arabia.

The ELS program at PSU teaches English to pre-college to graduate students (late teens, early twenties) who have been conditionally accepted to the university.

Come talk to us in Mary Lyon Hall(the garden level) on Wednesday, February 10 from 4:30 p.m. – 6 p.m. and meet some of our students, teachers and staff.

For more information, please contact  Belinda Phillips, Homestay Coordinator at (603) 726-3664 directly for immediate information on what it would be like to host a Saudi student in your home.

Feb
10
7:00 pm

Boyd Science Center – Room 144

Common Ground, Plymouth State University’s environmental and social justice student organization, in cooperation with The Leah Collective, is sponsoring a showing of the documentary film A Chemical Reaction.

The film examines how Hudson, Quebec, became the first town in North America to ban toxic lawn and garden herbicides and pesticides  and how this resulted in a movement that has been successful in banning these chemicals throughout most of Canada.

Present for the film screening will be Paul Tukey, the film’s narrator and founder of the group Safelawns.org.  He will be participating in a panel discussion following the film, moderated by Ellen Fine of the Leah Collective.  Also on the panel will be Edith Smeesters of Equiterre, who was instrumental in passing the Quebec pesticide ban; Jeremiah Duncan, Assistant Professor of Chemistry at PSU; and NH State Representative Suzanne Smith.  Smith is a co-sponsor of HB1456 which would establish a state committee to study herbicides and pesticides and their alternatives in residential areas.

This event is free and open to the public.

For further information, please contact Ellen Fine (603) 236-8269.

Feb
11
5:00 pm

The 2010 Plymouth State University Women’s Lacrosse is having walk on tryouts for any women who are looking to get involved with the team.

February 11th @ 5 p.m.  Come to the Foley Gymnasium (P.E. Center) to show us your talent!

Please contact Coach Kristin Blanchette for more information. keblanchette@plymouth.edu or  call the office at  (603) 535-3015

Feb
11
7:00 pm

For more information: PSU Men’s Hockey

Feb
12
1:00 pm

Location TBA

For more information PSU Women’s Swimming


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