Jul ’07Oct
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@Silver Center for the Arts

The annual Faculty Exhibition showcases faculty as well as productive, successful artists, and provides a vital critical and creative conversation between the art department faculty and the greater PSU community. The exhibition celebrates and honors faculty as active artists and cultural agents while inviting an ongoing dialogue with artists, their works of art and each viewer.

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Summer viewing hours are Monday – Friday, 8a.m. to 5p.m. and during performances, closed holidays.

Beginning September 4th, viewing hours are Monday – Friday, 8a.m. to 6p.m.; weekends noon to 6p.m. and during performances; closed holidays. This exhibition is free and open to the public.


Aug ’07Oct
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Karl Drerup Art Gallery

Karl Drerup EnamelPlymouth State University will honor the innovation and creativity of painter and enamelist Karl Drerup with a comprehensive exhibition, Enchanted Garden, Enamels by an American Master, opening August 15 at the campus gallery that was named in his honor.

Drerup’s imagery reflects the sacred qualities of all life; and men, women and animals at home in nature. Enchanted Garden, Enamels by an American Master will present a great educational and cultural opportunity at Plymouth State University. Education programs for area school children will be developed and special gallery programs and talks will expand upon areas of the exhibition.

Additional information about the exhibition and gallery talks can be found on the Drerup Exhibition web site.


Sep ’07Dec
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Lamson Library

Opening Events September 12, 4-6 p.m.
Kurt Brian Webb is an Illinois printmaker whose woodcuts create social commentary that provokes the viewer through humor , satire, and cynicism. Webb’s Dance of Death series uses images of soldiers unknowingly intermingled with malevolent skeletal figures. Each two-color print is printed directly from a woodblock onto Japanese paper and is superimposed over a contemporary news story related to death and the war in Iraq.


Oct ’07
1
4:00 pm

As part of the Karl Drerup Enchanted Gardens: Enamels by an American Master exhibition, the Drerup Gallery presents “Karl Drerup The Living Legend” with speakers Jane Port and Catherine Amidon.

Contact the Karl Drerup Art Gallery for more information.


Oct ’07
1
4:00 pm

Room 103, Memorial Hall

On May 24th Steve Whitman and twelve students traveled to Australia for a field-study course.  This course is the third in a series of sustainability related courses that provide an opportunity for students to study different approaches for working toward greater sustainability in our communities and personal lives.  Come and learn about their adventures in Australia!

This event is sponsored by the Geography program.  Please contact Steve Whitman for more information (536-5037).


Adult CPR/AED Class

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Oct ’07
2
6:30 pm

Room 419, Draper & Maynard Building

Learn how to save a life! Adult CPR/AED Class includes training in choking conscious and unconscious as well as book and certification card. Cost for the class is $15 (students) and $20 (faculty/staff). Please register for this class before September 25th by calling x2515, Dr. Mardie Burckes-Miller, Health Education.


Oct ’07
4
6:00 pm

Heritage Commons, Samuel Reed Hall

Bob Cotrell, Executive Director of the Remick Country Doctor Museum and Farm in Tamworth, NH will present this program on the routes into the White Mountains used by hundreds of artists over the last two centuries.  The program will look at the history and nature behind the art, the geological formations that attracted the artists , waterfalls, flora and fauna, the tools and techniques used, and the history they captured in the work.

This event is sponsored by the Center for Rural Partnerships and is free and open to the public.


Oct ’07
5
7:00 pm

Room 103, Memorial Hall

PSU Poets and Writers and the English Department are proud to present a poetry reading by Sean Thomas Dougherty. Mr. Dougherty will be reading from his newly published ninth book of poetry “Broken Hallelujahs”. The reading is free and open to the public.


Oct ’07Oct
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Homecoming & Family Celebration is a whole new way to celebrate at PSU. We’ve taken the best of both Family Weekend and Homecoming Weekend and combined them into a week-long celebration of Plymouth State University. Now alumni, families, students, faculty, staff, and the community can come together and share what is great about Plymouth State.

Homecoming & Family Celebration 2006 was a great success. Over 1,500 alumni families, parents and guests attended this fantastic event. We hope you will get the chance to do the same in 2007.

Join us for a day, join us for the weekend, but make plans to join us for Homecoming and Family Celebration 2007.

For more information, please visit the Homecoming and Family Celebration Web site.


Mental Health Forum

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Oct ’07
9
4:00 pm

Multi-Purpose Room, Hartman Union Building

Mental Illness Awareness Week is October 7-13. As part of the awareness week, the Mental Health Issues class (HHP), in collaboration with NAMI NH will host a speaker from In Our Own Voice.  The presentation will focus on a personal journey from serious mental illness to recovery.    This story will focus on a personal journey from serious mental illness to recovery.  This story is educational, enlightening and inspiring for anyone interested in mental health and mental illness.  There will be time for questions and answers at the conclusion of the presentation.  Free literature and resources will also be available.



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