40 University Dr
Rindge, NH 03461
(603) 899-4000
The Theater and Dance Department offered instruction and training to enhance the student's capacity for imaginative and creative thought and action. Majors and minors, from freshmen through seniors, participated in the process of performing, crafting and producing works of theater and dance with the goal of achieving a substantial understanding of the collaborative artistic process.
A free service administered through the Humanities Division and English Department, the Wensberg Writing Center is staffed by Faculty and Peer Tutors who are trained to help student writers of all abilities through every stage in the writing process, from conception to final draft.
We are here for you, the Franklin Pierce University student, offering our services towards your academic success. Staffed by a team of professionals, we will do what we can to assist you in the right direction. All you need to do is walk through the door or send us a message! Please don't be shy, we assist ALL students!!! WE PROVIDE: - Time management - Writing help - Research paper coaching - Accommodations for those with documented learning differences (e.g. extra test time) - Individual freshman academic support - Peer to peer tutoring - Study skills - Assistance with organization - Resource material - Strategies for academic success - Reading skills instruction - Mathematics skills instruction - Assistance with special academic decisions and concerns - Major/minor selection - Etc. .............. (don't hesitate to just ask!) On Facebook, we will keep you informed regarding our academic support services such as writing help, science help, math help, posting of the tutoring schedule, important dates and deadlines and when the candy basket is newly filled. These are just a few ideas of things to come. We are also happy to answer any questions you have about anything related to FPU. Your peer leader works out of this office as does our staff for freshman academic support. Mainly we want students to know that academic support is free for everyone and most everyone needs a little help every once in a while. MEET THE TEAM: Vicky Rank - Administrative Assistant Maureen Baptiste - Language Skills Specialist Tracy Mendham - Coordinator of Learning Assistance Patricia Vorfeld - Academic Support Coordinator Jeff Ogden - Coordinator of Student Accessibility Services
An annual conference for high school media students that brings them to the Rindge campus to prepare them for full participation in national elections. Prominent state and national media and political figures work with the students and they are able to use the state-of-the-art media facilities in the Fitzwater Center.
Our Intramural Program, known as “Recreation Nation” is the largest in the Northeast region, with over 40 programs/activities offered year round! One of the primary goals of the programs is to offer a wide variety of options for students when classes have finished for the day.
Rosemary Nichols, Director Ann Goodrich-Bazan, Assistant Director
Welcome to the Franklin Pierce University Cafeteria! Here we offer a variety of meals to the students, faculty, staff and community of Rindge, NH! Our Cafeteria is located on the Second Floor of the Campus Center Building. With an ever changing menu and variety of meals, you'll never be disappointed or bored by your meals! We have 5 wonderfully creative stations that offer fun and exciting meals each and everyday. The Comfort Kitchen: Our main entree line, this station is devoted to the hearty, comfort meals we all know and love, including Turkey Dinners, BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwiches, Chicken Parm, Meatloaf, Fajitas, Chef Charlie's Famous Mac and Cheese and so much more! This station also features our Vegetarian Vegan Option, available at Lunch and Dinner that changes everyday, bringing healthy and exciting flavors to every meal! The Grill: Our grill station offers a variety of options everyday including the basics, Cheeseburgers, Hot Dogs, Quesadillas, French Fries, and Veggie Burgers. We also have exciting specials, such as A Local Sausage Bar, Burger Bars and Chicken Parm Flatbreads! The Pizza Station: This station offers the basics but with a whole new level of flavor! Pasta and two sauces, from Marinara and Cheese Sauce to Veggie Sauces and Bolognese! We offer Cheese and Pepperoni Pizza's everyday, but there is also a Pizza Special for both Lunch and Dinner to bring some creativity and exciting flavors to the station, including Greek Pizza's Cheeseburger Pizza's and Veggie Pizza's. Our Kitchen, Your Kitchen: Perhaps the students favorite station in the Cafeteria, Our kitchen, Your Kitchen (OKYK) offers an extremely varied and fun menu. From Taco Thursdays, to the Sundae Bar and Yogurt Bar with Local Vermont Greek Yogurt and Fresh Fruit, this station is typically lined up out of the dining room with students and staff waiting for the delicious meal ahead. Perhaps the most busy day is Wednesday's, when the OKYK station is lined out the doors as students wait in line for "Buff Chick Wednesday's". The OKYK station serves Caesar Salad with Buffalo, Plain and Grilled Chicken that has proven to be the students/staff favorite lunch, serving around 800 plates each week! The Market Place Center For Performing Foods and the Iron Press Deli: This station is unique and the favorite healthy option of the student body. On one side of the station is a full Salad Bar, offering 3 varieties of lettuce, fruit, macaroni and pasta salads, 12+ toppings, croutons, berries and nuts, vinegar's and 8 different salad dressings! The opposite side is the Iron Press Deli! This is a full service Sandwich Bar with Panini Press. Students can craft and develop their own unique sandwiches, wraps and panini sandwiches, with fresh sliced meats and cheeses and multiple toppings and dressings! The most unique piece about this station is known as the Great Grains Saute! Crafted by Chef Arwyn Lennon at Franklin Pierce. this is a unique and healthy option for students eager to try something new and exciting! Each week on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Chef Arwyn crafts 3 delicious, homemade sauces and sautes them with organic grains, fresh vegetables and meats to make a deliciously healthy meal!
A free service administered through the Humanities Division and English Department, the Wensberg Writing Center is staffed by Faculty and Peer Tutors who are trained to help student writers of all abilities through every stage in the writing process, from conception to final draft.
We are here for you, the Franklin Pierce University student, offering our services towards your academic success. Staffed by a team of professionals, we will do what we can to assist you in the right direction. All you need to do is walk through the door or send us a message! Please don't be shy, we assist ALL students!!! WE PROVIDE: - Time management - Writing help - Research paper coaching - Accommodations for those with documented learning differences (e.g. extra test time) - Individual freshman academic support - Peer to peer tutoring - Study skills - Assistance with organization - Resource material - Strategies for academic success - Reading skills instruction - Mathematics skills instruction - Assistance with special academic decisions and concerns - Major/minor selection - Etc. .............. (don't hesitate to just ask!) On Facebook, we will keep you informed regarding our academic support services such as writing help, science help, math help, posting of the tutoring schedule, important dates and deadlines and when the candy basket is newly filled. These are just a few ideas of things to come. We are also happy to answer any questions you have about anything related to FPU. Your peer leader works out of this office as does our staff for freshman academic support. Mainly we want students to know that academic support is free for everyone and most everyone needs a little help every once in a while. MEET THE TEAM: Vicky Rank - Administrative Assistant Maureen Baptiste - Language Skills Specialist Tracy Mendham - Coordinator of Learning Assistance Patricia Vorfeld - Academic Support Coordinator Jeff Ogden - Coordinator of Student Accessibility Services
Rosemary Nichols, Director Ann Goodrich-Bazan, Assistant Director
An Announcement from the Office of Community Service The Department of Student Involvement of Franklin Pierce University under the leadership of Assistant Dean of Student Involvement, Scott Ansevin-Allen and his staff of Derek Scalia, Assistant Director of Students Involvement and Bill Beardslee, Associate Director of Student Involvement and Spiritual Life are the staff who work with the Community Service Office. The Community Service office is staffed by student Managers for the numerous service opportunities available to volunteers. They oversee and manage the volunteer’s transportation to and from the partner sites and generally work with both groups to insure smooth communication, commitment and quality sites. The Managers meet weekly with the Student Involvement staff. TO RETURNING Community Service volunteers: The Managers will be in touch with you in the fall of 2012 to confirm your involvement for the academic year. TO NEW STUDENTS: Please join us at the Clubs/Organizations and Service Fair this Fall, Friday, September 7, 2012 from 4pm to 6pm in the Freshman Courtyard. Meet the student Managers and see what the Clubs, Community Service and other organizations have to offer! We look forward to another exciting year of growth and service. Stop by the Community Service Office! Office Hours: Tuesday: 11-12pm & 5-6pm Thursday: 11-12pm & 5-6pm Fridays: 11-12pm For further information, please email [email protected].
"The Women in Leadership Certificate is an interdisciplinary program that offers an integrative approach to learning about the interconnections among gender, race, class, sexuality, and transnational issues. The program takes gender and sexuality as its critical terms of inquiry, exploring them as social constructs and analyzing their impact on culture."
An annual conference for high school media students that brings them to the Rindge campus to prepare them for full participation in national elections. Prominent state and national media and political figures work with the students and they are able to use the state-of-the-art media facilities in the Fitzwater Center.
Residence hall living can be one of the most meaningful experiences in your time at Franklin Pierce University. The time you spend in your living community with other students will provide you with many lasting memories and friendships. The Residential Life staff is here to assist you in making the transition from your home to your residence hall and then, once you have "settled in," to continue to be of assistance to you throughout your residential experience.