I have been writing for Plymouth State University in central New Hampshire (my younger daughter Molly’s alma mater) for several years now. My stories about students, alumni, and campus projects have appeared in the university’s alumni magazine and on its website.

Most recently, I wrote the following piece, and rather than offering it in full here on my site, I am providing the link to read it on the Plymouth State website:

Aidan Sinclair ’22: “I’ve always had an overwhelming desire to help people.”

​After two years as a recreation assistant, Aidan Sinclair ’22 ​turned his work-study role into an internship with Campus Recreation, helping to brainstorm, organize, and host student events. His natural desire to help out propelled him to the top, and he now oversees a team of roughly 30 students and is responsible for hiring and general management. Aidan also recently cofounded a student leadership committee, which he will continue to help launch.

Read about Aidan’s experience and leadership.

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I have been writing for Plymouth State University in central New Hampshire (my younger daughter Molly’s alma mater) for several years now. My stories about students, alumni, and campus projects have appeared in the university’s alumni magazine and on its website.

Most recently, I wrote the following piece, and rather than offering it in full here on my site, I am providing the link to read it on the Plymouth State website:

Janaysia Gethers ’22: Talent, Drive, and Training Earn a Standing O

During a late-September run of North Shore Music Theatre company’s Little Shop of Horrors, Janaysia Gethers ’22 was an understudy for a key role and had to step in quickly for an actress during a performance. 

Read about that experience and Janaysia’s successful acting career thus far.

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