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.

May
18
4:00 pm

Spring Convocation

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY-Spring Convocation for undergraduate students will be held on Friday, May 18, 2012 at 4 p.m. in the Hanaway Theatre in the Silver Center for the Arts. Senior awards will be presented at this ceremony. Seniors will be notified in early May if they will be receiving awards and will be called to the platform for individual recognition. All attending seniors who will be participating in Commencement should wear their caps and gowns to this event, and be seated in the  auditorium by 3:45 p.m. All seniors, their parents, and guests are invited to attend and stay for the reception immediately following the ceremony.

May
19
9:45 am

The 141st Plymouth State University Commencement Ceremony will make history Saturday, May 19 as the institution holds its first unified graduation in decades by joining its undergraduate and graduate ceremonies.

Former Appalachian Mountain Club (AMC) President Andrew Falender will be the commencement speaker. During his 23-year tenure, AMC tripled its membership, increased its endowment ten times over, modernized and built dozens of AMC facilities and substantially increased volunteer programs and activities, providing many more people the opportunity to enjoy the out-of-doors and enhance their understanding of nature. Falender said he is humbled to provide the commencement speech at PSU.

The commencement ceremony starts at 10 a.m. at Currier Memorial Field off Route 175-A in Holderness, adjacent to the Foley Gymnasium. In the event of rain, events will be held in various campus venues according to Colleges and majors. More information can be found on the Commencement Inclement Weather Plan page.

Commencement Day

Prior to Commencement — provided we have good weather or only light rain, all participating graduates will meet at the HUB Courtroom at 8:45 a.m. on May 19, 2012. The graduates, led by faculty and class officers, will walk together through campus, across the bridge to the PE Center and proceed into the Field House (see campus map.)

The ceremony begins with a processional at 9:45 a.m. in which honorees, faculty and graduating students file into their seats in Currier Field. Once everyone is seated, the formal portion of the ceremony, which includes the conferring of degrees, begins at roughly 10 a.m.

In the event of pouring rain, all graduates must report directly to their inclement weather sites at 9:30 a.m. See more information about the Inclement Weather plan, which includes alternate indoor locations and video viewing areas.

If you are unsure that morning, call the PSU Alert Line at (603) 535-3535, the PSU operator at (603) 535-5000, or check the Plymouth State University website.

Jun
8
8:00 am

June 8          Birding and Bird Ecology in New England
Len Reitsma
8:00 am-3:30 pm

We will spend the morning at an outdoor location close to campus observing birds and their habitats.  Lunch will be in the field or at the Welcome Center, and will be followed by an afternoon classroom session covering life history facts about New England birds.  Bring binoculars and field guides if you have them, footwear for muddy conditions, and raingear.

Camp PSU programs are one-day sessions, held on Fridays in June, July, and August, designed for multi-age learners to explore the White Mountains region and the university experience at PSU. These interactive, hands-on programs combine classroom and outdoor learning experiences.

Each program costs $85 per person and includes classroom and field instruction, lunch, materials, and transportation to and from field trips.

Register today for your Camp PSU experience!

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The Piano Monster Festivals are open to students in grades 5-12 who are currently taking piano lessons. The Junior Camp is June 24-27 and the Senior Camp is June 28-July1. Application are accepted until parts are filled, but no later than May 18. Daily activities will include rehearsals of ensemble music under a conductor, percussion ensembles, vocal groups, master classes, conducting, creativity with Orff and Kodaly, Improvisation with Sibelius, History and Theory Challenges and many other activities.

Visit our website for more information:
www.plymouth.edu/go/piano

 

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The Plymouth State Men’s & Women’s Basketball Teams will host a Basketball Day Camp this summer for boys and girls ages 7-17. The camp will run June 25 – June 28, 2012 from 9:00 am to 3:00 PM on the campus of Plymouth State University. The camp will be directed by P.S.U head coaches Andrew Novick and Lauren Lavigne in conjunction with the P.S.U. coaching staff and current players. Cost of the camp is $125, and includes a t-shirt, 4 days of basketball fun, fundamentals, games and swimming. For information please call 603-535-2763 or l_lavign@plymouth.edu.

Jul
5
2:00 pm

July 5 at 2pm
Smith Recital Hall

The Hans Christian Andersen classic about a young mermaid willing to give up her life in the sea and her identity as a mermaid to gain a human soul and the love of a human prince.

More Information

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Panther Wrestling Camp
3 Tiers
Elite Camp, Intensive Camp, and Future Camp.

For more information please contact Matt Eldredge at mseldrege@plymouth.edu

 

Jul
12
2:00 pm

Children’s Theatre: Aladdin

July 12 at 2pm
Smith Recital Hall

What will Aladdin wish for from the magical Genie of the lamp?  Will he marry the Emperor’s daughter?

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Plymouth State University Volleyball Day Camp

July 16-19, 2012
9:00 AM - Noon - Grades 1-8
1:00 PM - 5:00 PM - Grades 9-12

Camp tuition is is $65 prior to June 1st, and $85 for registrations received after June 30th.
Tuition includes t-shirt, individualized instruction from current PSU players and coaching staff.

For more information please contact Plymouth State Head Coach, Chris Kilmer at cjkilmer@plymouth.edu.

Jul
19
2:00 pm

Children’s Theatre: The Golden Bird

July 19 at 2pm
Smith Recital Hall

Three brothers compete on a quest to capture the golden bird, a golden horse, and a princess in a golden castle.  Which brother will win?


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