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Peg Richmond to cap off nearly 40 years in Keene State admissions

Peg Richmond reflected this week on how much has changed — and how much hasn’t — in her long career as admissions director for Keene State College.

Safety in Numbers: At Career Fair, Interest and Opportunity Can Be Mutual

Employment good fortune is sometimes a product of who you know, but for most it’s about connections…and who you see and meet. . At the annual Spring 2022 Safety Career and Internship Fair at Keene State College, it will be the latter as graduates-to-be and undergraduates mingle with recruiters representing more than 50 businesses. The recruiters list regularly includes dozens of Keene State alumni now working in the safety field, said Lauren Waterman, job fair coordinator. . It can be a mutually beneficial pathway, the beginning of a professional career, or the opportunity for students to experience their education in a practical.

Sept. 26: Outdoor college fair at Mt. Sunapee featuring more than 15 colleges

Valley News - Dartmouth's pandemic wave of applications didn't carry down to all schools

Dartmouth’s pandemic wave of applications didn’t carry down to all schools Devon Johnson (left) and Bobby Hebel, both sophomores at New England College in Henniker, walk to lunch on Tuesday, April 20, 2021 The New England College campus in downtown Henniker on Tuesday, April 20, 2021. Devon Johnson (left) and Bobby Hebel, both sophomores at New England College in Henniker, walk to lunch on Tuesday, April 20, 2021 Modified: 5/1/2021 9:53:33 PM Competition at Ivy League colleges this year has been intense, with schools like Dartmouth, Yale, Brown and Harvard seeing a spike in applications and slimming acceptance rates. At Dartmouth College, applications for admission jumped by one-third in a single year, according to Vice Provost and Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid Lee Coffin. In raw numbers, he said, the school saw about 7,000 additional applications over the year before.

Ivy League's wave of applications didn't carry down to all schools

Competition at Ivy League colleges this year has been intense, with schools like Dartmouth, Yale, Brown, and Harvard seeing a spike in applications and slimming acceptance rates. At Dartmouth College, applications for admission jumped by one third in.