Special Education Program Ranked #42 on Best Online Master’s Degree
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Honors Student Featured at the Olympia Snowe Annual Lunch for Future Women Leaders
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Honors Student Haley Hersey was featured at the Olympia Snowe annual lunch for Future Women Leaders. At the luncheon, Haley was a part of a panel that shared how … Read More
USM named “2021 Innovations in Cybersecurity Education” Winner!
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Innovations in Cybersecurity Education Winner!
“Digital Humanities: Writing and Designing” by John Muthyala
On August 13, 2021, John Muthyala, Professor of English, gave a lecture on “Digital Humanities: Writing and Designing Across the Curriculum” for the online Refresher Program organized by the Department of English Language Studies, University of Hyderabad (UoH), India.
Michelle Strattard Named 2021 Maine History Teacher of the Year
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The University of Southern Maine is proud to congratulate Michelle Strattard for being named 2021 Maine History Teacher of the Year. Michelle is a … Read More
USM Computer Science faculty, Ahmad Tafti, PhD co-authors publication
USM Computer Science research on AI-Powered cardiac resynchronization therapy (CRT) has been published in the Journal of Cardiovascular Electrophysiology
Critters: Mythical, Real & Imagined Virtual Exhibit by Ilana Welch 21′
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Explore a two-part virtual exhibit titled Critters: Mythical Real & Imagined curated by Honors Graduate, Ilana Welch 21′ Critters I Critters II “From the first cave paintings … Read More
Finalists announced for inaugural USM Cubesat Design Competition
Maine middle and high school finalists to construct and launch high-altitude microsatellite designs The University of Southern Maine is pleased to announce six Maine … Read More
OML offers bird’s eye look at post-Civil War Maine
The Osher Map Library & Smith Center for Cartographic Education project — “Maine’s Bird’s Eye Views, 1870-1905” — has gathered 80 aerial renderings of Maine communities published during the era. Each has been digitized and made available to the public online.
Business student parlays 1.8 million TiKTok followers into job with Hasbro
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The first time Hasbro sent Sophie Jamison a box of Nerf freebies, she hailed that day as “the absolute coolest.” “I remember running down … Read More