May ’07Jun
292

(These are tentative dates)

For more information contact the Venture Center (603) 535-2622.

Cost: $325
Registration Deadline: May 22, 2007

The Leave No Trace Master Educator Course is an informative, practical, experiential way to learn about Leave No Trace and how to teach it to others. The goal of the Leave No Trace educational program is to avoid or minimize impacts to natural area resources and help ensure a positive recreational experience for all visitors. The five-day Master Educator course is designed for individuals who are actively teaching others backcountry skills or providing recreation information to the public. Through classroom discussions and a four-day backpacking experience, you’ll learn in-depth about Leave No Trace skills and ethics– how to practice them yourself and how to teach others to understand and minimize their impact.

This course is ideal for land managers, outdoor educators, outdoor retailers, volunteer trip leaders, youth group and outing club leaders, and other individuals dedicated to responsible enjoyment of our public lands. Graduates are qualified to teach Leave No Trace Trainer Courses and Awareness Workshops. The LNT Master Educator training is recognized and valued throughout the outdoor industry.

For more information about Leave No Trace, including a Master course scholarship application, visit www.LNT.org.


Jun ’07
3
Jun ’07
4

Making a successful transition into a university community is a challenge.  New expectations, a new environment, and new people, make the first few weeks exciting and sometimes confusing.  The new student orientation program is designed to help students and their families learn more about these expectations and explorations.

Additional information is available on the Orientation Program web site.  Contact Debbie Cole, Program Support Assistant, or Terri Potter, Director of the Hartman Union Building at (603) 535-2376 for more information.


Jun ’07
10
Jun ’07
11

Making a successful transition into a university community is a challenge.  New expectations, a new environment, and new people, make the first few weeks exciting and sometimes confusing.  The new student orientation program is designed to help students and their families learn more about these expectations and explorations.

Additional information is available on the Orientation Program web site.  Contact Debbie Cole, Program Support Assistant, or Terri Potter, Director of the Hartman Union Building at (603) 535-2376 for more information.


Jun ’07
13
Jun ’07
14

Making a successful transition into a university community is a challenge.  New expectations, a new environment, and new people, make the first few weeks exciting and sometimes confusing.  The new student orientation program is designed to help students and their families learn more about these expectations and explorations.

Additional information is available on the Orientation Program web site.  Contact Debbie Cole, Program Support Assistant, or Terri Potter, Director of the Hartman Union Building at (603) 535-2376 for more information.


Jun ’07
17
Jun ’07
18

Making a successful transition into a university community is a challenge.  New expectations, a new environment, and new people, make the first few weeks exciting and sometimes confusing.  The new student orientation program is designed to help students and their families learn more about these expectations and explorations.

Additional information is available on the Orientation Program web site.  Contact Debbie Cole, Program Support Assistant, or Terri Potter, Director of the Hartman Union Building at (603) 535-2376 for more information.


Alumni Weekend 2007

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Mark your calendars!

Alumni Weekend will be bigger and better this year! Don’t miss it from June 22-June 24! .

The schedule is available on the Alumni Weekend web site. We hope to see you there!As always, the Office of Alumni Relations welcomes your comments, answers your questions and takes reservations for events. (800) 772-2620 or (603) 535-2589


Jun ’07
22
12:00 pm
Jun ’07
23
12:00 am

Karl Drerup Art Gallery

A Standard Flower Show with awards in design, horticulture, merit, horticultural excellence and sweepstakes; plus an educational award and a youth award. Hanging designs, table designs, illuminaries, decorated eye masks, and pedestal designs, as well as horticulture specimens, dish gardens, container pots and exhibition arrangements around the theme of “Cirque du Soleil.”

This event is open to the public.


Jun ’07
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Jun ’07
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Jun ’07
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Jun ’07
27

Piano MonsterThe Junior Piano Monster Festival is open to students currently taking piano lessons and completing grades 5,6,7 and 8. Pianists are given the opportunity to perform in multi-piano ensembles under a conductor and to experience the excitement of teamwork.

The final concert of the four-day Piano Monster Festival will be June 27 at 7:30 p.m. in the Hanaway Theatre, Silver Center for the Arts. Tickets are $7 for non-participants. A student recital will be held June 26 at 8 p.m. and is open to parents, teachers and friends at no charge.

Additional information about the festival is available on the Department of Music, Theatre, and Dance web site.


Jun ’07
26
1:30 pm

Frost Commons, Robert Frost House

pwp.gifNew Hampshire’s site of The National Writing Project, the Plymouth Writing Project, will host five authors in its annual summer institute. Visiting authors will read from their works, answer questions about their writing, the publishing process and lead the participants in writing exercises that can be transferred to the classroom.

Claire Robson is the author of the memoir Love in Good Time and the editor of Outside Rules: Short Stories about Non-Conformist Youth. She coaches private clients to help them improve specific manuscripts as well as overall writing skills and runs writers’ workshops and retreats.

Sessions are free and open to the public. Visit the Plymouth Writing Project web site for more information.


ACA Sea Kayak Workshop

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Jun ’07Jun
2830

1:00 pm

Cost: $150
Registration Deadline: June 21, 2007
Enrollment Limited to 9

This instructional workshop includes all the basics you need to know to get out paddling! In addition to basic paddling strokes and maneuvers, planning logistics, packing boats, rolling and navigation are also covered. The cost covers instruction and boat equipment.

For more information contact the Venture Center (603) 535-2622.



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