Courtney Caouette just finished her Master’s in Teaching English as a Second Language (TESOL) at the University of Southern Maine. She teaches middle school … Read More
Since the University of Southern Maine started partnering with the New England Ocean Cluster in 2015, University students and faculty have helped get startups off the ground, helped create environmentally conscious products, formed international collaborations, and worked on projects that could have local, national, or world-wide significance.
The USM LILAC team presented their work at the Eighteenth International Conference on Interdisciplinary Social Sciences July 2023 at Oxford Brookes University in Oxford, … Read More
The project will be geared toward students and will focus on the pressure and stress they may encounter as career researchers.
USM grad student-fellows get training and paid experience while organizations get free assistance with specific research goals.
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.
Areas with the most limited access to ambulance services include the Appalachian region in the South, Western states with difficult mountainous terrain, coastal areas across the U.S., and the rural mountainous areas of Maine, Vermont, Oregon, and Washington.
Bachelor of Social Work junior Sloan Metts is selected for prestigious Maine Policy Scholars Program.
Assistant Professor of Communication, Christian Vukasovich has a paper that has been accepted in the Canadian Journal of Communication. Vukasovich and co-authors Cristina Negoita … Read More
Dr. Katherine Ahrens, Assistant Research Professor of Public Health in the Muskie School of Public Service, will serve as co-investigator on the major, $11 million research project.