Lamson Library

Opening Events February 6, 4-6 p.m.
Penelope Barrett, a printmaker from Vermont, documents the consequences of war as displayed in the daily news, in the tradition of Goya, Daumier, and Posada. Her depictions of military brutality leave no doubt about her view of the deceit of political leaders. In addition, Bennett’s etchings on industrial themes expresses the isolation that the individual experiences in today’s industrialized world. The images of naked flesh against steel pipes carries an implicit message of the toxicity to humankind in today’s industrialized society.

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Drerup Gallery (through May 16) Opening Event April 23, 4-6 p.m.
Silver Center (through May 9) Opening Event April 23, 5-7 p.m.

During their senior year, Plymouth State University Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) candidates develop a body of work through which they explore a range of themes, styles, and techniques. An art faculty committee guides the artistic process of each student. The annual BFA senior thesis show is the capstone experience for fine art majors in studio art and graphic design.

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Newfound Room, Prospect Dining Hall

Event features celebration dinner and initiation of new members. Guest speaker will be NH Principal of the Year William Tirone.

For more information, contact Ellana Tallent at emtallent@plymouth.edu.

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At Hanaway Theatre, Silver Center for the Arts.  Call 535-ARTS or visit plymouth.edu/silver for tickets.

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John C. Foley Gymnasium

Renowned educator Ray McNulty will be the speaker at Plymouth State University’s 58th College of Graduate Studies Commencement ceremony.

For more information, visit the College of Graduate Studies Commencement Web site.

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Newfound Room, Prospect Dining Hall

Presentation of MBA certificates and academic awards. Featured speaker is John Morgridge, chairman and CEO emeritus of Cisco Systems, Inc.

For more information, contact Ellanna Tallent at emtallent@plymouth.edu.

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Hanaway Theatre, Silver Center for the Arts.

The Pemi Choral Society presents its Spring Concert. 

Call 535-ARTs for free tickets

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Hanaway Theatre, Silver Center for the Arts

The Pemigewasset Choral Society presents its spring concert, Elijah Plus. The 125-voice chorus will perform several selections from Mendelssohn’s oratorio Elijah along with seasonal selections. Featured guest soloist is Mark Andrew Cleveland, bass. The White Mountains String Quintet will also play. Robert Swift conducts, and Margot W. Swift is accompanist. Admission is by donation.

For more information, contact Robert Swift at rswift@plymouth.edu.

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Pease Public Library, Downtown Plymouth

This is the exhibit opening for “The Sum of Many Things: Town and Gown Relations in Plymouth.” Students working with Marcia Schmidt Blaine have interviewed local individuals, conducted extensive research, and created posters focusing on town/gown relations. After the May 12 opening, the posters will be displayed in shop windows downtown.

For more information, contact Marcia Schmidt Blaine at mblaine@plymouth.edu.

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Hyde 435J

Dr. Ted Goertzel of the Camden Department of Sociology at Rutgers University will give a presentation on “The Millennial Generation, the Baby Boomers, and the Future of American Politics.”  

For more information, contact Joel Funk at jfunk@plymouth.edu.

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John C. Foley Gymnasium, PE Center

The annual Spring Convocation recognizes a number of students with awards and scholarships.

Click here for more information.

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John C. Foley Gymnasium

Longtime New Hampton School Headmaster T. Holmes “Bud” Moore will deliver the commencement address.

For more information, visit the Undergraduate Commencement Web site.

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This workshop will allow for hands on instruction with Integrated Data Viewer (IDV) software. Participants will be a mixture of university faculty and students, research scientists, K-12 teachers, and other interested individuals from across the New England region. Hosted by PSU’s Judd Gregg Meteorology Institute.  Register online at https://www.events.unh.edu/psu/ or contact Brendon Hoch at 535-2325.

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Lamson Library and Learning Commons, Room 124

The workshop is entitled “Grantseeking Basics for Nonprofit Organizations.” Presenting the workshop will be Luz Rodriguez, training coordinator at the Foundation Center, an independent nonprofit information clearinghouse in New York City.

The workshop is free, but advance registration is required. To register, contact Gary McCool, coordinator of the Grant Research Center at Lamson Library, at 535-2457 or gmccool@plymouth.edu by May 12.

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Owl’s Nest Golf Club, Campton

This will be a wonderful day to renew friendships, enjoy a beautiful course, and raise money for the PSUAA Scholarship Fund and other alumni activities. The tournament capacity is 36 foursomes, so be sure to register early. Reservations are filled on a first-come, first-served basis. For those who may not be golfers, there will also be a reception and silent auction with cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, and awards beginning at 3 p.m. Registration begins at 8:30 a.m., shotgun start is at 10 a.m.

To register, contact Joe Long at 535-2589 or hlong@plymouth.edu. For more information on the event, visit the Alumni Relations Web site.

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