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Thank you for helping us raise more than $138,000 during this year's Giving Day.
Student interns and Dr. Steve Jury of Saint Joseph鈥檚 College test new lobster baits
Saint Joseph鈥檚 College Social Work Programs inducted seven students into the Phi Alpha Honor Society on Friday, April 26. The Phi Alpha Honor Society recognizes scholarship and service in social work.
The United States Department of Justice鈥檚 (DOJ) Office on Violence Against Women awarded Saint Joseph鈥檚 College of Maine a three-year, $299,884 grant to fund programming that enhances prevention of, awareness of, and response to a range of sexual misconduct that can occur in a college community, including: sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, or stalking. This is one of 57 grants totaling over $18 million to higher education institutions nationwide. With the new funding, the entire College community will experience training, in partnership with Through These Doors and the Cumberland County Sheriff鈥檚 Office, and facilitated by Coordinator for Violence Prevention Sarah Gordon who started her new position last week. This DOJ grant is designed to support community coordination, strategic planning, and competency-based education around all issues of violence on a college campus.
Dr. Michael C. Connolly, a professor of History and Political Science at Saint Joseph鈥檚 College, will present on three different aspects of John Ford鈥檚 life and filmography during a state-wide film festival in February. The Maine Film Center is bringing together various independent cinemas and educational organizations to celebrate what would have been the 125th birthday of John Ford, one of America鈥檚 most acclaimed filmmakers.
Embodying the core value of faith at Saint Joseph鈥檚 College, the new Campus Chaplain Father Gabriel provides several new opportunities to engage in the Mercy tradition.
While Dr. Gibson's specialty is the novel (English Classics and British Literature), she also teaches Nonfiction Prose. She writes poetry and pens reviews for contemporary fiction. 鈥淚t鈥檚 important to be involved in different kinds of writing, different modes, for different audiences,鈥 she says.
Supportive environments create lifelong connection bonded by common experiences. Through creating these cohorts we are empowering students by challenging them and supporting them, giving them a place to 鈥渟tart from鈥 as they graduate and become members of the larger human community.
With funding from Maine Technology Institute鈥檚 Technology Asset Fund, faculty and students in the Saint Joseph鈥檚 College of Maine Sciences Department are among the top lobster scientists in Maine contributing to a unique, two-year industry-higher education collaboration between Ready Seafood, Inc., Saint Joseph鈥檚 College, and the University of Maine. At its core, this project involves research designed to increase the value of Maine鈥檚 most valuable fisheries resource by improving scientific understanding of lobster physiology that will enable increased survival rates of live lobsters during shipping. The value of lobster landed in Maine was $533.1 million in 2016 or nearly 80% of the landed value of all fisheries in the State. With projections that lobster populations have reached their peak, the industry is looking to scientists for innovative ways to increase value. One way to do this is to create an environment where a "soft shell lobster" turns into a more resilient and valuable "hard shell lobster" after it has been trapped.
The Saint Joseph鈥檚 College of Maine community welcomed Father Gabriel Muteru as its new College Chaplain.