Last October, I started my first traditional, 9-to-5 office job. Don’t get me wrong, I had a variety of jobs prior to this, but none mandated a traditional schedule nor came with an office. While I am (mostly) settled into my new gig, I am struggling to stay energized and productive when I am stuck […]
Many of us, myself included, feel good about the staying and playing in New Hampshire, but a little less confident about the working part. Well, have you considered a career in the state’s Charitable Gaming Industry? Let me introduce you to Aaron Wrightsman, who is going to tell us about the industry. Aaron, who is […]
Networking, every college student’s biggest fear. It is unfortunate that they are inevitable and so necessary to help you land a job. My experience with networking nights did not start off too hot. Do you ever walk into a room and feel like you are an outcast? Well, this is how I felt every time […]
Career Fairs. If you’re anything like me, those two words come with a lot of anxiety. Career Fairs can basically set you up for your future; kind of intimidating! However, you get the opportunity to showcase yourself to businesses and positions that you are interested in. Thinking of the future can be scary, but it […]
My Story Resident of Salem Graduated from Salem High School in 2013 Graduated from Plymouth State University in May 2017 Bachelor’s Degree in Marketing Member of PSU’s Women’s Softball Team and Women’s Volleyball Team Master’s of Business Administration anticipated December 2018 Older sister who graduated from Georgia State University in 2013 My Interests Joanna Gaines […]
Hi everyone! I’m Hannah Dempsey and I am the newest Rising Stars Award Event Planning Intern. I am 20 years old and grew up in Hooksett in the house that my grandfather built for his family. I currently live with both of my parents as well as my dog, Tango. I am the youngest of […]
This fall Adaptive Sports Partners of the North Country (ASPNC) welcomed Matt Jeralds as its new Recreational Therapist. Recreational Therapy is a practice that develops specific activity-based programs for individuals with injuries or disabilities. These programs aim to improve physiological and physical health and create overall well-being. For ASPNC the new position opens additional possibilities […]
Two and a half years ago, I took a job with Friends in Action (FIA), a non-profit organization whose mission is to enhance the lives of people with developmental disabilities by creating inclusive social and recreational opportunities. My job was to help Friends in Action staff manage their burgeoning partnership with the Echo Thrift Shop. […]
This week I spoke with teen Nate Morison co-owner of Vicuña Chocolate in Peterborough, owner of 603 Property Care, a local landscaping business, and past intern at Greater Peterborough Chamber of Commerce and supporter of local non profit Cornucopia Project dedicated to sustainable agriculture in the region. Nate’s family has been Peterbourough residents since in the […]
My name is Tiffany and I was born and raised in New Hampshire. I grew up in a small town called Chesterfield and went to Keene High School in Keene. In 2013, I graduated Salutatorian of my class and started my college career at the University of New Hampshire (UNH). After four very busy years, […]
