Library project gives immigrants an outlet to share their stories
A shortage of first-person accounts about Maine’s immigrant experience inspired a USM librarian to create a series of workshops to begin filling that gap in the historical record.
A shortage of first-person accounts about Maine’s immigrant experience inspired a USM librarian to create a series of workshops to begin filling that gap in the historical record.
The University’s biggest day drew several thousand family and friends, speeches by notables including sportscaster Tom Caron and proud school leaders.
The Maine Association of School Psychologists recognized USM students and alumni for their contributions to the profession at a ceremony on March 22, 2024. … Read More
The Leadership Studies Department congratulates the 2024 Leadership PhD graduates on the successful defense of their doctoral dissertations. Wally Fraser, PhD ’24 Dissertation title … Read More
Muskie School celebrates another successful graduation!
The Department of Literacy, Language, and Culture is excited to announce the Accelerated Graduate Pathway in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL). The … Read More
When Tanner Meserve walks across the stage to receive his bachelor’s degree on May 4, he’ll have some familiar company. His mother, Melissa Meserve, … Read More
Congratulations Lindsay Hodge Congratulations to Lindsay Hodge, who is the recipient of the CCREA scholarship (Cumberland County Retired Educators’ Association). Lindsay is a graduate … Read More
Congratulations Nadine Bravo Congratulations to Nadine Bravo, who recently presented at the TESOL Conference in Florida. The title of the presentation was “Fostering Empathy … Read More
Congratulations to Nacoma Hollatz, who is the 2023-2024 Teacher of the Year for Saccarappa Elementary School in Westbrook. Nacoma recently graduated with an MSEd … Read More