LACONIA — What’s it like to live and work on top of Mount Washington? Find out Dec. 13, from 6-7 p.m. as Lakes Region Community College hosts 'An Evening on Mount Washington,' presented by Will Broussard of the Mount Washington Observatory. The event is free and open to the public, and will take place in the Academic Commons in LRCC’s Health and Science building.
During the presentation, the audience will be fully immersed in the natural and human history of the mountain, typical weather conditions, and how the weather helps inform meteorologists about New England’s weather systems. A question and answer session follow the presentation, and refreshments will be served.Â
Broussard is the outreach coordinator for the Mount Washington Observatory. He comes to the Observatory from Antioch University New England graduate school, where he studied conservation biology. With an undergraduate degree in biology, and extensive training in environmental education, he is thankful for the opportunity to share his love of science education with LRCC.
For more information, contact Carlene Rose at 603-366-5225.


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