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Posted October 30, 2007
Terri Garner, a doctoral student in History, was recently named director of the William J. Clinton Presidential Library in Little Rock, Ark. Terri is currently the executive director of the Bangor Museum and Center for History and begins her new job on November 5th. A National Archives news release with more information is available HERE.
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Posted September 4th, 2007
Christy Finlayson, a doctoral student in Biological Sciences, leads the charge to protect the ecology of a tiny island from the ravages of unwanted guests. Midway Atoll, once a regular stop for transpacific military flights, and its isolated location and nearly predator-free terrain have made it the perfect nursery for more than 2 million nesting seabirds. Finlayson and her team have employed a multipronged approach to removing invasive golden crownbear...
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Posted August 29th, 2007 - Soren Hansen, a doctoral student in Marine Biology, is the subject of two write-ups in the September/October issue of UMaine Today. Hansen runs Sea & Reef Aquaculture, raising tropical fish such as clownfish and seahorses to supply the home aquarium industry. A link to the full article is available HERE. Hansen also provides some insight into the fascinating characteristics of seahorses in a column available HERE.
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Posted August 29th, 2007- Michele Garrity, Mary Kellogg, Kenneth Gates and Dyan Villeneuve are all recent UMaine Graduate Alumni from the Master of Social Work Program and are featured in the September/October issue of UMaine Today. The UMaine Today article discusses the experience graduate social work students gain with specialized geriatric training. A link to the full article is available HERE.
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