January 2012
Welcome to "UNE News." This e-newsletter is published monthly. Please share your thoughts and ideas with us about the subject matter.
See below for Upcoming Events, News, and Athletics News
Upcoming Events
 |
Through February 10 - Taking a Stand: The 25th Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration features a number of events, including lectures by Tricia Rose, Brown University, and the Rev. H. Roy Partridge, Jr., Bowdoin College. More |
 |
February 2 - Join fellow PA alumni for an opportunity to network during the DEAPA Winter Conference in Newry, Maine! UNE’s program director, George Bottomley, DVM, PA-C, will provide a department update. More |
 |
February 2 - The Maine Women Write Book Club will discuss Sarah Braunstein's novel, The Sweet Relief of Missing Children, and will be joined by the author for a reading and conversation at the UNE Maine Women Writers Collection. More |
 |
February 8 - Add Verb Productions presents a performance of "The Thin Line," an engaging theatrical production that breaks the silence around eating disorders. More |
 |
February 9 - The UNE-Maine Geriatric Education Center's Living Art-Living Well Studio features one of the most gifted basket makers of the Passamaquoddy Nation, Molly Neptune Parker, and her grandson George Neptune. More |
 |
February 10 - Join fellow Physical Therapy alumni during the American Physical Therapy Associations' Combined Sections Meeting in Chicago! UNE Program Director Mike Sheldon, PT, M.S., will provide a department update. More |
 |
February 11 - Men's and women's basketball alumni games - Come take on fellow alumni prior to a varsity basketball double-header. More |
 |
February 15 - Professor Curt Cyr of the UNE College of Pharmacy discusses "Healthcare Litigation: An Interprofessional Approach to Reducing Medical Errors." More |
News
 |
UNE’s medical school Dean Marc B. Hahn was among a select group of medical deans that met with First Lady Michelle Obama to announce a new initiative to address the unique health care needs of veterans and their families. More |
 |
Professor Nananda Col, M.D., of UNE's College of Osteopathic Medicine, recently served on a NIH Consensus Development Panel in Washington, DC making recommendations for the care of prostate cancer. More |
 |
Anouar Majid, UNE associate provost for global initiatives, has published a new book titled Islam and America: Building a Future without Prejudice. More
|
 |
UNE's Marine Animal Rehabilitation Center will be a beneficiary of the proceeds from a music CD, titled Sea Horse, featuring southern Maine area musicians, released by the York Harbor Inn. More |
 |
Eric G.E. Zuelow, assistant professor of European history, was elected a fellow of the Royal Historical Society (RHS), Britain’s foremost historical organization. More |
 |
Lacy McIntosh, D.O. '10, was profiled in Martha's Vineyard Times about her career and love of baseball. Read the story |
 |
Miss Maine, Julia Furtado, a UNE applied exercise science major, received the Bronze Duke of Edinburgh Award at the Miss America Pageant in Las Vegas, Nevada. for community service, talent, and physical fitness. More |
Athletics News
 |
The Morning Sentinel profiled women's basketball co-captain Kelley Paradis, a senior majoring in exercise science. Read the story. |
 |
The women's soccer team set out for the tropical island of Barbados on Tuesday, Jan. 3, for a week-long trip of soccer and sightseeing. Read their blog. |
 |
The women's soccer team has been honored with the Silver version of the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) Team Ethics Award for 2011 - the second year in-a-row the program has received such recognition. More |