University of Southern Maine

I, I'm, I'm an herbalist, but the, I had an eight month long class that I was doing and the, one of the members of it, we would meet once a month and we talk about the, you know, the, the, The body and how it works and all that, the physiology, anatomy.

So in this eight month long class that I had, one of the members was the dean of the College of Nursing at the University of Southern Maine, which I didn't know until after the class was over.

And she just said, you know, I've enjoyed this so much.

And I'm the dean of the College of Nursing, and we need a holistic health instructor.

The Lewiston Maniacs visit the St. Stephen County Moose on Friday and Saturday.

And Bates College field hockey beat the University of Southern Maine, three to nothing.

Bates women's soccer will visit Maine Maritime Academy tonight at 7:00, and men's soccer will host Bowdoin tonight at 7:00 in Lewiston.

Central Maine Community College women's soccer beat Southern Maine Community College, four to two.

Whether Wagner was actually responsible for the murders has been up for debate since his arrest and subsequent hanging.

In March of 1980, Yankee Magazine published a story about the gruesome crime which sparked a letter from L. Morrill Burke, an associate professor at the University of Southern Maine.

Burke concluded, quote, the blood on Wagner's clothes was likely fish blood, end quote.

The real culprit, in his analysis, was Marin Hontvedt.

So that's a great idea.

There are some older resources that I referenced from University of Southern Maine and also the Vermont Agency of Agriculture.

Those are 2019, 20.

So those are maple specific research projects.

She has been a school counselor for 21 years.

She is an adjunct faculty member teaching school counseling graduate students at the University of Southern Maine.

She has been an active member and former chair of the Maine School Counselor Association and was selected as the Maine School Counselor of the Year in 2016.

Additionally, she serves as the Maine School Counselor Association and ASCA's DEI committees.

I'm Madison Austin, Publications Associate at the American Sociological Association.

Today, I'm speaking with Jim Messerschmidt, Distinguished University Professor Emeritus of Sociology at the University of Southern Maine.

Jim, along with his co-author, Tristan Bridges of UC Santa Barbara, recently published an article in Context entitled, President Trump's Masculine Memes.

Thank you so much for joining me today.

Today I want to give an overview of yet another Maine Daily Digest mnemonic, fictional, featuring my real granddaughter, Ada, and myself.

and utilizing her college campus in her sophomore year at the University of Southern Maine here in Portland, Maine.

So one of the many things I do bucket list-wise is I'm a history buff with all categories of history.

Today, I'm going to isolate doing some research on the Black Knight satellite, supposed black orb that's pivoted, rotated, viewed all of the above the Earth since about 1920.

It's an investment at times that are inconvenient.

not only convenient for you and so the bouquet of friendships I learned again out of my childhood and I still retain my friendships in fact I'm doing an artist in residence after Micah at the University of Southern Maine And one of the offerings will be a conversation with Victoria Rowell and Linda Webb.

And Linda Webb was my childhood social worker in Maine.

And she's a graduate of the University of Southern Maine.

It's a college of social work.

And the premise of the conversation is reciprocity, communication, not in the devices per se, but communication.

And that, you know, whether you patent your inventions.

And so I'm very immersed in the business side of it as well as structuring.