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Plymouth State Alumni Association includes those individuals who have earned degrees, diplomas, or certificates from Plymouth Normal School, Plymouth Teachers College, Plymouth State College, Plymouth State University, or any future name used by this institution. The Plymouth State University Alumni Association shall consist of active and honorary members.

08/03/2026

🏈 Homecoming 2026 Tailgating has officially SOLD OUT! 🎉

Thank you to everyone who reserved a spot—we can't wait to celebrate with you this Homecoming! If you missed out this year, we hope you'll still join us for the many other exciting Homecoming events happening throughout the weekend. Stay tuned for more details.

07/28/2026

Some friendships stand the test of time. 💚

Recently, a group of Plymouth State College classmates reunited to share memories, laughter, and stories from their days on campus. Pictured are Cynthia Cu***ng Day, Carol Shine Simard, and Mike Coltin (Class of 1970), along with Susan Zahn Goyette ('71), Robin Whittemore Burdick ('69), Ruth Ann (Rah) McDougall Fuller ('71), and Ronnie Fuller ('70).

Once a Panther, always a Panther. 🐾

Photos from Plymouth State Alumni Association's post 07/27/2026

Meet some of the Proven Media Solutions team! The Panther network doesn't end at graduation. 💚

Today, PSU alumni are building businesses, leading teams, and helping organizations tell their stories. Plymouth State alumnus Dustin Siggins '08, founder of Proven Media Solutions, recently welcomed fellow Panther Stephanie Boucher '09, '11G to the team as Sales Manager.

As students, Dustin and Stephanie were both actively involved in campus leadership. Dustin served in Student Senate and worked on the student newspaper, while Stephanie founded Plymouth State's Model UN student organization. They reconnected earlier this year when Dustin was looking for someone to help lead key aspects of the company's sales efforts.

Today, Stephanie brings her expertise in business development, sales growth, and operations to Proven Media Solutions. She leads key parts of the company's sales process, develops tools that help prospective clients better understand what it's like to work with the firm, and created the Key Insights Report, a monthly collaboration with communications leaders across the industry.

The Panther connection doesn't stop there—Rhiannon McHugh '08, owner of Do Something Different Media, partners with the team on website development, graphic design, and other creative initiatives. Fellow alumni Alex Ward '08, '13G, Lee Rashkin '11, and Julie Ferland have also lent their expertise as consultants.

From student leaders to business leaders, it's inspiring to see the connections formed at Plymouth State continue to shape careers and bring Panthers back together years later. To learn more about Proven Media Solutions, visit provenmediasolutions.net.
Once a Panther, Always a Panther. 💚🐾

07/24/2026

Congratulations to Captain Jamie Moore, PSC Class of 1993 and former member of the Plymouth State Alumni Association Board of Directors, on being named Acting Chief. Another example of fulfilling our motto of Ut Prosim (Latin for That I May Serve).

METHUEN, MA – Mayor D.J. Beauregard today announced the appointment of Captain James “Jamie” Moore as Acting Chief of the Methuen Police Department, effective upon the retirement of Chief Scott J. McNamara on August 24, 2026.

Captain Moore will lead the department while the City conducts a search for its next permanent Chief of Police.

“Captain Moore is an exceptional leader who has dedicated over three decades of his career to serving the people of Methuen,” said Mayor Beauregard. “He is deeply respected within the department and throughout our community, and I have complete confidence in his ability to provide steady leadership during this transition.”

Captain Moore began his career with the Methuen Police Department in 1993 in the department’s dispatch division before becoming a police officer. Over more than 30 years of service, he has held positions of increasing responsibility and has become one of the department’s most trusted leaders. He currently commands the Special Services and Professional Standards Bureau, where he has played a key role in departmental accreditation, policy development, officer training, and organizational excellence.

In recommending Captain Moore for promotion to Captain in 2025, Chief McNamara praised his professionalism, strategic vision, integrity, and unwavering commitment to both the department and the community. Captain Moore was also the top-ranked candidate on the Massachusetts Civil Service eligibility list for promotion to Captain in the Methuen Police Department.

“I want to thank Chief McNamara for his extraordinary leadership and dedicated service to the City of Methuen,” Mayor Beauregard said. “Under his leadership, the department has strengthened its commitment to professionalism, accountability, accreditation, and community policing. His legacy will have a lasting impact on the department, and I know Captain Moore is well prepared to continue that tradition during this transition.”

Chief McNamara announced earlier this year that he will retire effective August 24 after a distinguished career in law enforcement.

The City will conduct a comprehensive search for its next permanent Chief of Police. The position will be open to both internal and external candidates through a competitive process to identify the best individual to lead the department into the future. Additional details regarding the search process will be announced in the coming weeks.

“As Acting Chief, Captain Moore will ensure continuity of operations while maintaining the high standards of professionalism and public service our residents have come to expect from the Methuen Police Department,” Mayor Beauregard said. “I appreciate his willingness to step into this important leadership role and provide the stability and continuity our department and community deserve while we conduct a thorough search for our next permanent chief.”

Photos from Plymouth State Alumni Association's post 07/21/2026

Todd Angilly ’99 is coming home!

Get ready, Panthers—Todd Angilly ’99, proud Plymouth State alumnus and renowned national anthem singer, will be back for Homecoming on October 3 to bring the energy all day long!

Tailgating registration goes live August 3. The countdown is on! 🎤💚🐾

07/18/2026

Ready to support student scholarships at Plymouth State with Wayne Semprini '72?

Join the 5th Annual Pickleball Angels Tournament on Saturday, September 12 at the Community Campus Pickleball Courts in Portsmouth, NH!

Most importantly, 100% of proceeds support student scholarships at Plymouth State, helping make a Plymouth State education possible for deserving students.

Learn more and register at pickleballangels.com.

07/17/2026

How we feel in 3 emojis: 💚🏔️🐾

How we actually feel: ✨🍂📚🤝🐾⛷️☀️💚🥳🌳🎓♾️

How would you describe Plymouth State using only emojis? 👇🏼

07/15/2026

Wait until you see what this can do. 🤯🌎🪐

Thanks to the generosity of alumni, families, friends, faculty, staff, and the record-breaking support of the Class of 2026 Senior Class Gift, the Mark T. Sylvestre Planetarium has officially entered a new era.

The new digital projector allows us to explore planets, moons, Earth, and the broader universe on a scale far beyond what was previously possible. It can even show movies!

Photos from Plymouth State Alumni Association's post 07/10/2026

PSU alumna, author, coach, and PSU Athletics Hall of Fame member Joan Forge ‘77, ‘00G has published her new book, Forging a Positive Team Culture!

Joan’s impact on Plymouth State extends far beyond the court. A generous supporter of PSU Athletics and a lead donor to the Foley Gym renovation project, she is now giving back once again by donating proceeds from book sales to support PSU Athletics.

Interested in reading Joan’s new book? Visit the link below to purchase your copy today!

Save the Date
September 16, 2026 | 2–3 p.m.
HUB Hage Room, Plymouth State University
Plymouth State University

Join Joan next semester as she shares insights from her book and discusses the importance of building positive team cultures. This event is open to Plymouth State students, coaches, and alumni.

We hope to see you there! 🐾💚

Purchase Joan's book here: https://www.amazon.com/Forging-Positive-Team-Culture-Environment/dp/B0GVM6VHS6/ref=sr_1_1?crid=SUW8BOYQ99RV&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.jQWvt8rRPAFOnghzxdjFgO7XjUPuyRv2DybAiDrhUM8C9Hb4ZQwWC8KYhs5ijEhOPL3r9EScErtZ6LwyUHnVW1onlAXA-OoENm87j3Qvqv8qodFs3Jmff4zrJ7lXdNKfoij2fYe8y8Xl7f5kJ-DjnEp8jE-qrklWhfE_N5-4-0UMlXXEq3WPn19GKUbIsUDNT61CAsNEtag6rf9M-CokG4-FkAi0L4LZ_ajMKwItMGs.Wut__uqqGIrbmLNyADbu5CoG_f6ZGcP1r7DLPnnq8eo&dib_tag=se&keywords=forging+a+positive+culture&qid=1776435620&sprefix=Forging+a+positiv%2Caps%2C118&sr=8-1

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07/09/2026

That was quick! Thank you for the incredible support of this year's tournament. We can't wait to see everyone on the course in October.

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