Newsweek interviews Shedletsky about our inner monologue
Newsweek Magazine recently interviewed Communications Professor Leonard Shedletsky about his decades-long effort to better understand that voice in your head.
Raising money while raising voices in song
posted in: Osher School Of Music, University news, USM Foundation
The Osher School of Music’s annual scholarship gala signaled its emotional return from a years-long hiatus by starting the show with the operatic intensity of “Don Giovanni.”
Ege elected to group aiding student veterans nationwide
Ege was elected to the National Association of Veterans’ Program Administrators, which monitors and provides input to lawmakers and the VA on matters that relate to veterans educational benefits and training in relation to institutes of higher learning..
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
Graduate Students Celebrate Research Efforts
posted in: Campus updates, Graduate Studies, Shaw Innovation Fellows
On December 1, community members gathered to celebrate graduate research at the ĐÓ°É´«Ă˝. Graduate students immersed in research pursuits recently came together … Read More
Good teammates are crucial in the game plan for recovery
In her book “Recovery Allies,” Alison Jones Webb provides the blueprint to build a support system for people who need help to overcome substance abuse disorder.
USM’s AGILE MyInbox – Final Exam Edition (Week 14)
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What is USM’s AGILE My Inbox? USM’s AGILE My Inbox is a weekly newsletter brought to you by the USM’s Learning Support team. Every learner can become more AGILE, which … Read More
Occupational Therapy Community Clinic holds grand reopening
Occupational Therapy students are once again giving the Lewiston-Auburn community free therapy, helping folks perform the physical activities that get them through their day … Read More
Christian Vukasovich Wins Best Paper Award at NCA Conference
Christian Vukasovich, Assistant Professor of Communication and Media Studies presented at the National Communication Association’s 108th Annual Convention: Honoring PLACE: People, Liberation, Advocacy, Community, … Read More
Professor and Alumna collaborate in a new Environmental Impact Assessment textbook
Dr. Robert Sanford has written a new textbook, “Environmental Impact Assessment in the United States”, and his former student and Environmental Science & Policy … Read More