Student Life

At Proctor, teachers listen to students; the administration listens to its faculty, and rules and structures exist where they make sense. There is plenty of academic structure, and always significant communication, but our lives here are guided by values (honesty, respect, compassion and responsibility), not by strict regulations. You can address a teacher by her first name, choose which meals to attend and wear jeans to class. The Green Book Student Handbook provides clear expectations for student behavior and administrative response to disciplinary actions, but we are a school where a positive attitude and the willingness to work hard allow students to exceed all expectations.

Student life at Proctor is filled with opportunities to engage with the community. Explore the resources on this page to learn more about student life at Proctor.

Student Life Resources

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Advisors and Communication

Perhaps the most important relationship a student will develop at Proctor is with his or her advisor. Read about our advisor system and unique communication mode l.
Assembly

Three times each week at 10:00 AM, the bell atop Maxwell Savage Hall tolls, calling the Proctor community together for an experience of itself: assembly. Listen to Assembly Podcasts.
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Students sit with their faculty advisors (attendance is required) as the day’s faculty duty officer offers a thought for the day, and invites faculty and student announcements. Spontaneity reigns as students and teachers step forward and offer comments, praise, concerns, birthday announcements, accomplishments and announcements of every kind. For forty minutes, we entertain ourselves with hilarious skits, slideshows from off-campus programs, serious comments and—more than anything else—honesty. Visitors come away from an assembly with true appreciation for the core values that distinguish Proctor: respect, responsibility, compassion and honesty. Proctor is a distinctly human school, and assembly is the soul of the community.
Dining Services

Having homemade meals prepared by a talented dining services staff three times a day is just one of the perks of attending Proctor. Read more about meal menus, dining facilities, and nutritional goals.
Health Services

Proctor provides a variety of health services to students in its Health Center. Read more about health services.
Leadership Opportunities

Both formal and informal opportunities for leadership abound at Proctor. Learn how you can further hone your leadership skills!
Residential Life

Regardless of whether you are a boarding or day student, Proctor’s residential life curriculum seeks to develop a healthy, vibrant community in which every student feels at home. Read more about what it is like to be a day-student or a boarding student.
Student Activities

Each week Student Activities partners with Student Leadership to plan the weekend’s activities.
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On- and off-campus activities are offered by a team of faculty each weekend. Some highlights of the year include a hypnotist, dances, a talent show, food and shopping trips, cultural performances, inter-dorm challenges, paint ball, and off-campus excursions to Boston, Hanover, and other local venues. Bring your creativity and help design weekend activities!

Meet the Staff

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Andrew A Donaldson

Dean of Students/Cycling

603-735-6646
Megan Hardie

Life Skills Faculty/Student Health & Wellness Coordinator

603-735-6742
Lori Patriacca

Learning Specialist / Native American Program Director/Assistant Equity and Belonging Director/Dorm

603-735-6770
Gabrielle Stone

Student Activities Coordinator/Assistant Equipment Manager/Track

603-735-6667
Doreen Taylor

Admin Asstistant to Student Life

603-735-6647
Kyle L Tremblay

Dean of Residential Life/ Learning Skills Specialist

603-735-6647
William Wamaru

Dean of Equity and Belonging