BerryDunn’s $50,000 Gift to the USM Foundation is a Win-Win for USM Students and the Workforce of Maine
The firm is a Founding Sponsor of the new McGoldrick Center for Career & Student Success on USM’s Portland campus
Provost seeks to listen, support, advocate
posted in: Office of Admissions, University news
Dr. Georita Frierson joined USM on June 1.
Environmentalist Shaw ’76 and ’15 details threats to oceans and shares good news
With Shaw’s leadership, countries are joining efforts to fight pollution and to preserve segments of the high seas from further damage.
Saco & Biddeford Savings Commits $50,000 to McGoldrick Center for Career & Student Success
Saco & Biddeford Savings Commits is a founding sponsor of the new McGoldrick Center on USM’s Portland Campus
Bursting with Pride like never before in Gorham
Students played a central role in organizing and supporting Gorham’s first community-wide Pride celebration.
University Credit Union Supports Student Success with $50,000 Gift to the USM Foundation
UCU is a Founding Sponsor of the new McGoldrick Center for Career & Student Success on USM’s Portland Campus
New cross-university consortium dedicated to aging policy
posted in: Campus updates, Catherine Cutler Institute, Research
The new Consortium for Aging Policy Research and Analysis (CAPRA) will provide a “go-to” entity for accessing cross-campus expertise to those looking for independent policy research, analysis, guidance, or technical assistance on issues relating to aging or older people.
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
Campus visit brings out singer’s emotional range to match her vocal range
Megan Marino’s visit to the University of Southern Maine was big in the operatic sense with big spectacle, big emotions, and of course, big voices.