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One of the grants will study the impact of interprofessional education on post-graduation collaborative workplace practice
Mini-grants awarded to faculty by the Office of Research and Scholarship
϶hosts Norwegian Ambassador to United States for meeting on sustainable ocean economies
϶hosts Norwegian Ambassador to United States for meeting on sustainable ocean economies
Alicia Peters, associate professor of anthropology and affiliated faculty in the Women's and Gender Studies Program
Alicia Peters invited to be a guest panelist on ‘Maine Calling’
Haley Lawlor, Collyn Baeder, Dawne-Marie Dunbar, Bernice Mills and Karen Pardue at Collaborating Across Borders
϶well represented at international interprofessional conference
A study on free-roaming cats co-authored by Zach Olson was recently published
Zach Olson co-authors article in wildlife publication on free-roaming cats
϶Center for Global Humanities presents “The City: Sensed, Imagined and Realized”
϶Center for Global Humanities presents “The City: Sensed, Imagined and Realized”
The seventh annual Arctic Circle Assembly was held at the Harpa Convention Center in Reykjavík, Iceland
Making new connections and exploring partnerships at the Arctic Circle Assembly in Iceland
The Burman Collaborative used cutting-edge “RNAscope” technology to look for changes in the neonatal brain caused by pain.
Study may explain why babies in the NICU are more likely to develop anxiety disorders
϶Center for Global Humanities presents “Acknowledging Black Trauma and its National Effects”
϶Center for Global Humanities presents “Acknowledging Black Trauma and its National Effects”
϶Center for Global Humanities presents “Blood Libel in America”
϶Center for Global Humanities presents “Blood Libel in America”