Dr. Malone Receives Grant for MBEC
Dr. Larissa Malone was awarded a multi-year grant for Maine Black Educators Collective (MBEC)
David Pierson publishes article on the Fast & Furious Film Saga
Professor David Pierson published an article titled “Working Class Male Fantasies and Spatial Politics in the Fast & Furious Film Saga” in the “For … Read More
Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Jason White
posted in: Campus updates, Social and Behavioral Sciences
Jason White is a new assistant professor here at USM, and comes to us from the social services field, with about 20 years of experience.
Part-time Art Faculty, Helen Stringfellow, in Exhibition “The View From Here” at CMCA in Rockland, ME
posted in: Campus updates, Department of Art, Office of Admissions
Exhibiting sculptors, Helen Stringfellow and Lars Jerlach, are partners in a collaborative art enterprise called Tectonic Industries. Their work examines the artifice inherent within … Read More
Farrah Giroux has been named ESOL Teacher of the Year
Farrah Giroux has been named ESOL Teacher of the Year
No second fiddle treatment here, viola concert puts women composers first
posted in: Office of Admissions, Osher School Of Music, University news
Neither a pandemic nor a broken wrist could stop violist Kimberly Lehmann from delivering her salute to women composers.
Larissa Malone Receives NEA Foundation Envision Equity Grant
posted in: Campus updates, College of Education (COE), Teacher Education
Kudos belong to Larissa Malone, an assistant professor in the Teacher Education Department. She has received a National Education Association (NEA) Foundation Envision Equity grant for $5,000 for Maine Black Educators Collective (MBEC) 2022 Programming.
Concert honoring Hispanic Heritage Month draws on sounds from Panama, Mexico, and more
The program for Celebrating Diversity: Hispanic Heritage Month featured 10 pieces, each chosen by the performers as a personal expression of their cultural identity.
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
USM linguist co-authors Penobscot children’s book
posted in: Department of Linguistics, Office of Admissions, University news
For more than 100 years, Penobscot parents read their children the tribal community’s most beloved folk tales from old photocopied sheets of paper. The … Read More