Student Spotlight – Julia Dudley
Student Spotlight – Julia Dudley Julia Dudley will be graduating in May 2023 with her Master in Public Healthdegree from the Muskie School of … Read More
Student Spotlight – Gary Fish
posted in: Campus updates, Policy, Planning, and Management
How long have you been at USM?I started the Spring semester of 2018. I only took 1 class per semester because ofmy full time … Read More
Dr. Karen Wilson interviewed on NPR’s All Things Considered
posted in: Campus updates
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Two Art History Students have their Internship Research Published on the Ogunquit Museum of American Art’s Website.
This past academic year, two Art History students interned at the Ogunquit Museum of American Art in Ogunquit, assisting USM Art History Professor Emerita, … Read More
USM Emeritus, Dr. Rob Sanford, quoted in BDN article about recycling windmill blades
Environmental Science & Policy professor, Dr. Rob Sanford, quoted in BDN article about recycling windmill blades
Professor Emerita, Rose Marasco, has upcoming Exhibition at UNE Art Gallery and debuts her new book.
Rose Marasco’s exhibition, Camera Lucida, opens on June 23 at the University of New England Art Gallery on Stevens Avenue in Portland at 4-7 pm. The … Read More
University of Southern Maine Student Newspaper Wins Award for Excellence
posted in: Campus updates, Office of Admissions, Office of Student Affairs
The University of Southern Maine’s student newspaper, The Free Press, has won a First Place award from the American Scholastic Press Association.
New Geo Anthro Faculty Arriving Fall 2023
posted in: Campus updates, Geography-Anthropology
New Full-time Faculty: Dr. Nichole Fournier will be joining our department as an Assistant Professor of Anthropology.Nichole is a broadly trained Anthropologist whose work … Read More
New Anthropology Courses for Fall 2023
posted in: Campus updates, Geography-Anthropology
ANT 199 Wabanaki Worlds – This course introduces students to Wabanaki culture, history, and resilience under colonialism. Students will broadly examine early contact maps and … Read More
Dr. Paul Johnson Co-Authors New Book
posted in: Campus updates, School of Social Work
Dr. Paul Johnson, Professor at the University of Southern Maine School of Social Work has co-authored a new book titled “Collective Trauma and Human … Read More