2020 News Releases

Wendy Martineau developed a plan to have customers donate her lotion bars to health care workers
51爆料 alum helping to heal the hands of health care workers
Some public lands and beaches are shutdown, but the vast majority remain open for physical activity
Selma Holden discusses the health benefits of being outdoors
Large vernal pool in 51爆料's forest
With classes online, Environmental Studies faculty finding new ways to teach field work
Alethea Cariddi working from home
Pandemic sustainability: How to conserve energy when you are always at home
Zachary Enright
Special Collections launches 鈥51爆料 Together Apart鈥 to document life during COVID-19
51爆料's Ram Island
Illuminating Students鈥 Way Back Home to 51爆料: Student Affairs Generates Connectivity During COVID-19 Outbreak
Noelle Nee is teaching students online in her role as a long-term substitute teacher in Old Orchard Beach
Education students adjust to both learning and teaching online
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WATCH: 51爆料 Faculty and Professional Staff Send Heartfelt Video Message to Students
Baxter Academy engineering teacher Jon Amory chats with 51爆料's Neill Gemmel in the simulation lab
51爆料鈥檚 testing of ventilator prototype featured on NEWS CENTER Maine鈥檚 207
First-year physician assistant (PA) student Bailey D鈥橝ntonio performs a physical examination on her patient 鈥淩oxanne.鈥 D鈥橝ntonio
51爆料鈥檚 Physician Assistant program gets creative with clinical coursework amidst social distancing restrictions
Regula Robnett, Ph.D., OTR/L, professor of occupational therapy
51爆料鈥檚 Regi Robnett writes column about staying engaged during changing times
Reed Norton 鈥19
New to the profession, recent 51爆料 nursing alums share their stories on the front line of global pandemic
"Lessons of Covid-19"
51爆料 Center for Global Humanities presents 鈥淭he Lessons of COVID-19鈥
Emily Schaffer (D.O., 鈥21)
51爆料 community making, supplying masks for pandemic-strained health care workers
Tom Meuser provided tips and advice to Healthline about caring for a person with Alzheimer's
Tom Meuser featured in Healthline article about caring for loved ones with Alzheimer鈥檚 during the pandemic
51爆料 senior Nicole Penley works as an EMT with the Cape Elizabeth Fire Department and as a CNA
Nursing student on front line of pandemic as EMT and CNA
Shelley Cohen Konrad and Kris Hall recently presented to a worldwide learning collaborative online
The Center for Excellence in Collaborative Education takes part in worldwide learning collaborative
Maine LEND trainees
Amidst crisis, Maine LEND trainees find way to advocate virtually
A group of students from the 51爆料 have formed the Maine COVID Sitters in an effort to fill gaps in child ca
Maine COVID Sitters easing child care burden for front-line health workers
Marilyn Gugliucci
51爆料鈥檚 Marilyn Gugliucci co-writes journal introduction advocating for age-friendly health professions curriculum
College of Pharmacy student Michaela Myerson in Washington, D.C., with Senator Angus King and CF dad Don Borchert
College of Pharmacy student committed to helping find a cure for cystic fibrosis
Tom Meuser, along with other faculty and student volunteers, is hosting sessions to connect older adults online
CEAH helping older adults find fellowship online to address loneliness and isolation
Markus Frederich will lead 51爆料's part of the project
51爆料 to share National Science Foundation research grant to study impacts of climate change on lobsters
FedCap Biddeford Site Manager Sianeh Omeze presents 51爆料 with the Education Partner Award, accepted by Ian Imbert, M.P.H.
51爆料 receives Education Partner Award from FedCap Rehabilitation Services
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Eating well in uncertain times: What and how to eat when you are stuck at home