| Jan | Jan |
| 25 | 29 |
January 25 - 28 at 7pm
January 28 - 29 at 2pm
Hanaway Theatre
Join Eliza as she saves her beloved brothers from enchantment in this bewitching tale of love and sacrifice for the whole family to enjoy together.
| Jan |
| 28 |
| 8:00 am |
Elementary and secondary school teachers are invited to participate in the annual ETC Integrated Arts Conference.
This one-day event offers professional development and continuing education workshops. Arts educators and artists learn how to integrate visual art, music, drama and writing into their curriculum, based on the theme of this year’s production The Wild Swans.
Silver Center for the Arts, Plymouth State University
Presented in association with the New Hampshire State Council on the Arts and the Arts Alliance of Northern New Hampshire.
Staff development and graduate credit are available. For information about graduate study in integrated arts at PSU contact Dr. Trish Lindberg, M.Ed. in Integrated Arts program coordinator and ETC artistic director (603) 535-2647.
Integrated Arts Conference for artists and educators with keynote address "Mindful of Stories--How and Why Storydrama Helps Us Learn by Patrice Baldwin. Includes tickets to a matinee performance of "The Wild Swans," lunch and teacher resource book. Register with Dstalnaker@plymouth.edu. $125.
Registration fee (TBA) includes admission to all conference workshops and events, staff development certificate, lunch, refreshments, and a teacher resource book. For information or to register by telephone, call Deb Stalnaker at (603) 535-2933. Registration is also available online.
| Jan |
| 29 |
| 12:00 am |
NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION ALERT
Because of forecasts of dangerous winter weather and driving conditions, Plymouth State University will delay its January New Student Orientation, originally scheduled for Friday January 27, until Sunday January 29. A revised orientation schedule is here. Spring semester classes are scheduled to start Monday, January 30 as planned. (If students are able to travel safely, they may still move in on Friday in advance of Sunday’s orientation.)
If students have difficulty arriving by Sunday, please arrive as soon (and safely) as possible and visit the registrar upon arrive to complete your spring registration.
Please refer to the New Student Orientation web page:
http://www.plymouth.edu/new-student/orientation/
We realize this delay may inconvenience some students and families, but the top priority for University officials is student safety. Orientation information will be posted on the Plymouth State University website (www.plymouth.edu) and available through recorded information on the PSU stormline (603-535-3535).
PLEASE NOTE: Plymouth State University communicates weather delays and other emergency information through a number of channels, including email, our stormline and the PSU website. We also encourage all students to add a text-enabled phone number to our PSU Text Alert system. Students who have not yet opted in to the service should register at http://go.plymouth.edu/alert. (Some data charges may apply based on your cell phone plan.)
| Feb |
| 3 |
| 11:30 am |
It's First Friday in the HUB, on Friday, February 2nd. Come to the Fireplace Lounge between 11:30am and 12:30pm to meet the Student Life Staff and get free home baked cookies & milk. All we ask in return is feedback from YOU- questions about services, suggestions, comments, etc.
| Feb |
| 4 |
| 8:00 pm |
Celebratory evening of dance performance by amateur, emerging and professional artists across New England. Special appearance by Refractions Dance Collective of NYC. Pre-show dessert reception. Formal attire suggested but not required. For further information contact Amanda Whitworth 603-535-2713 or aewhitworth@plymouth.edu
Cost: $20 Adult - $18 Senior/Youth/Groups - $6 PSU Faculty/Staff/Students
Location: Hanaway Theatre
| Feb |
| 5 |
| 1:00 pm |
Flute virtuoso and faculty member, Aubrie Dionne, teams up with her former flute teacher of five years, Peggy Vagts, from the University of New Hampshire to perform a stunning duo program including pieces by Gary Schocker, Franz Doppler, and the famous Lakme duet by Delibes. Accompanied by Chris Gantner on piano. For further information contact Aubrie Dionne - aubriedionne@yahoo.com
Location: Smith Recital Hall
Free
| Feb |
| 12 |
| 1:00 pm |
Piano trios by Debussy, Granados, Turina, and Boston-based composer Oliver Caplan.
Location: Smith Recital Hall
Price: $14 Adult - $13 Senior & PSU Faculty/Staff - $11 Youth & Group - $6 PSU Students
| Feb |
| 14 |
| 7:00 pm |
Tuesday, February 14, 2012 at 7 p.m.
Smith Recital Hall, Silver Center for the Arts
Tulchin discusses inequality and citizen security in Latin America, the major “tectonic” changes that have taken place in Latin America since the end of the Cold War, and how inequality and insecurity are further exacerbated by these changes. His in-depth focus on a Brazilian case highlights the importance of public policies that deal with the economic divide.
Joseph S. Tulchin is a Latin American scholar with published research on hemispheric security and international affairs, citizen security and police reform, reducing inequality, and the governance of cities. The author of more than 100 scholarly articles and 70 books, Tulchin is a visiting fellow at the David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies at Harvard University, where he is writing a book on United States relations with Central America.
| Feb |
| 16 |
| 7:00 pm |
A reception and book signing follows the poetry reading. Advance tickets are recommended to ensure admission.
Simon Armitage was born in and lives in West Yorkshire, England. His twelve previous titles include Killing Time, Selected Poems, The Universal Home Doctor, Tyrannosaurus Rex Versus the Corduroy Kid, and his acclaimed translation of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight. In 1993, he was named the London Sunday Times Young Writer of the Year. He works as a freelance writer, broadcaster, and playwright; has taught at the University of Iowa Writers’ Workshop; is professor of poetry at the University of Sheffield; and plays in a rock band. Poetry Review called Armitage “the front man of his generation … the most imaginative and prolific poet now writing.”
Smith Recital Hall
Free
http://www.plymouth.edu/silver-center/category/season-events/eagle-pond-authors/
| Feb |
| 19 |
| 7:00 pm |
Ruth Moody, a Juno Award-winning songwriter from Winnipeg, founding member of the internationally renowned, Billboard-charting trio The Wailin' Jennys, and former lead singer of the Canadian roots band Scruj MacDuhk (later known as The Duhks), now has her own band and a new album. Although best known for her work with The Wailin’ Jennys, Ruth is an artist of exceptional depth and grace in her own right. Critics have lauded her ethereal vocals, impressive multi-instrumentalism (she plays guitar, banjo, accordion, piano, and bodhrán), and her talent as a songwriter. Writing with a maturity and wisdom that belies her age, her songs are timeless, universal, and exceptionally well-crafted, all sung with an intimacy and honesty that is unmistakably hers. Ruth's highly anticipated solo album, The Garden, was released this summer to stunning reviews.
$30 adult, $28 senior, $15 youth
Smith Recital Hall
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