Faculty and Professional Staff News

Maine LEND trainee graduates and core leaders
Maine LEND celebrates graduation of latest cohort of trainees
Derek Molliver and Diana Goode of the Molliver Lab
Molliver Lab research article published in peer-reviewed scientific journal
Jake Plante, adjunct instructor in the Department of Environmental Studies
Department of Environmental Studies professor comments on auto industry in 'Portland Press Herald' op-ed
OT students Christina McLaughlin, Emma Robidoux, Kassidy Towne and Hannah Reidman presented on sensory approaches at the Autism
OT students showcase their adaptive work at Autism Expo
Noah Perlut's remote cameras captured this image of a coyote near the Eastern Trail gap
Noah Perlut’s GapTracks Project featured in the ‘Maine Sunday Telegram’
Kathryn Ono, associate professor in the School of Marine Programs
911±¬ÁÏÍøºìÁì½í marine programs professor weighs in on proposed rules designed to protect right whales
Noah Perlut joined two other panelists for a discussion on springtime in Maine on Maine Calling
Noah Perlut invited to be a panelist on ‘Maine Calling’ show on springtime
LEND trainees Lauren Bartholomew and Aly Deardorff visit with Senator Susan Collins on Capitol Hill.
911±¬ÁÏÍøºìÁì½í graduate student LEND trainees advocate for disability rights in D.C.
Carole LeBlanc, adjunct professor in the Department of Environmental Studies
Carole LeBlanc contributing author and editor of new book on climate change
Local media recently called on Thomas McLaughlin to discuss his research on homelessness
Thomas McLaughlin discusses research on homelessness in the ‘Maine Sunday Telegram,’ the ‘Portland Press Herald’ and on ‘Maine Public’