Pattenaude served as USM’s eighth president from 1991 to 2007, the University’s longest-serving leader since 1960.
The Access to Education Scholarship provides critical financial support to undergraduate students who face financial, social, or systemic barriers to attending college.
Q & A with Jacob Curtis ’24 Jacob Curtis is pursuing his Masters in Data Science at the Roux Institute, while working as a … Read More
Recently, we talked with Bruce Moore ’76 and his wife Jan Chapman, reflecting on Bruce’s experiences as a student at the University of Southern … Read More
Gigi Beninati ’24 is a registered nurse with a great job at a family medicine outpatient clinic. But there was a time when Gigi … Read More
In the mid-nineties, when Josh Newton ’10, ’13G first started as a music undergraduate, majoring in composition wasn’t possible at USM…and it wouldn’t be … Read More
For Rick Tracy, graduating from the University of Southern Maine wasn’t just a milestone—it was the closing of a loop more than four decades … Read More
Michael J. Marocco ’81 has long been a leader in finance. As Managing Director at Sandler Capital Management, he’s spent decades navigating complex markets … Read More
More than 1,100 students crossed the stage to become graduates, following speakers’ advice to keep learning, work hard, and lead a meaningful work life.
The gift is part of a larger contribution that also includes support for the University’s Student Emergency Fund – established by Martin’s Point and the Foundation in 2019 – as well as ongoing funding for the USM Campus Food Pantry.