Rick Hutchins

Rick HutchinsRick Hutchins has taught over 60 different courses/workshops at the college level in his teaching/coaching career, first in the field of health and physical education, and later in the computing field. He previously coached eight different sports (primarily college level), and was an Athletic Director at Plymouth State College, and later Hanover High School. He currently serves as a computer consultant, website developer, Treasurer of the Goose Pond Lake Association, teacher, and photographer. (2/7/24)

What Does It Take to be Elite? (Spring Term 2024)

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Creating Photobooks (Spring Term 2024)

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Issues of Our Times: Frank Discussions (Winter Term 2024)

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I learned many new things - both from the readings suggested by Hutch, and by comments made by my classmates.

Yes, Rick is well informed about the issues we discussed but not an "expert" in any of them. This was very helpful in framing the conversations and helping to keep us on track. 

 Sports- What's Happening? Where Are We Headed? (Spring Term 2023)

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This was a truly great course. Hutch engaged us well, and we were very responsive. I would not change a thing in the future.

These are fascinating topics, and a wealth of information about each one.

The Science of Sport (Fall Term 2022)

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Classes were well prepared and presented in an understanding way. 

Interesting visual aids helped explain the presentation; extremely well presented.

Ladies and Gentlemen, the Beatles (Spring Term 2019)

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While I have enjoyed other Osher courses, this was the very best. Hutch was so prepared for each session, and his material was fascinating.

Excellent preparation, and Hutch engages the class in a great way.

Baseball in America (Fall Term 2018)

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Rick Hutchins was terrific. He presented all the material in an interesting way that captured the attention of the class and encouraged participation from all.

His energetic and upbeat teaching style was much appreciated.

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