Hello! My name is Ashly Lavery and I am the admin of this web page. This December I will be finishing up my bachelors degree in interdisciplinary studies. My program is titled Child and Family Welfare & Wellbeing. It is a combination of social work, psychology, and criminal justice. This degree has allowed me to […]

I am finishing my bachelors degree in Art History. My IDS program has gone relatively well; I found many classes in the realm of anthropology and art as well as studying renaissance literature. I had to go that direction with my major as opposed to taking a lot of actual art history classes because of […]

Now that I am officially an IDS major, I feel more confident looking at my grades and degree progress. My classes reflect what I want to learn and what I hope to become knowledgeable in. I have the brunt of my classes this semester that way my final semester in the spring will allow me […]

Ethan Laufgraben is an undergraduate Interdisciplinary Studies Major at Plymouth State. He has a particular interest, especially in regard to careers, in medicine and mental health. Overall he likes to help people when, where and how he can. After graduating from undergrad, Ethan looks to either go to medical school or nursing school. Most importantly, […]

Hi! My name is Chiara and I am senior at Plymouth State University. I am an Interdisciplinary Studies major which basically means I created my own program. I combined classes from various majors to create a major called Environmental Education and Youth Development. The three main fields of study I pulled from are Environmental Science,…

Hello world! I am Cara and welcome to Endless Wellness. I am currently studying Wellness Education at Plymouth State University, and am a licensed massage therapist practicing in New Hampshire. Endless Wellness is a platform to share my knowledge gained throughout my undergraduate program. I hope to build on my knowledge and skills to provide […]

Working Title: Controversial Interpretation: How Naturalists Communicate Indigenous Heritage Abstract: Interpreting indigenous heritage has long been ignored by formal institutions. In working with the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation, I found a deep rooted fear in interpretive staff and administrators alike; how do we tell a candid, informative, and personal account of a failure […]

Hi, my name is Connor Tait and welcome to my blog. I am from Port St. Lucie, Florida and a Senior at Plymouth State University. My interests include hockey, bushcraft, cinema, and hiking.

Kevin Here! welcome to my first post! Just letting you guys know i’m here and Im going to keep you guys updated through out my journey this year!

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