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2023 News Releases

2023 51Æ·²èNews

Stay updated with the latest news from the 51Æ·²è. Discover exciting developments, events, and stories from 51Æ·²èthroughout 2023.

Four researchers pose in front of a poster at a conference. Lori Kaley (UNE) is far left.
CEPH faculty represented at international nutrition education conference
teacher standing in front of screen teaching
51Æ·²èaddresses national teacher shortage with new high school mentorship program
Marilyn Gugliucci
UNE’s Marilyn Gugliucci elected president of The Gerontological Society of America
The File of Life pamphlet is shown being handed between two people
Medical students’ research to enhance File of Life program will aid emergency responders
Portrait of Melissa Mariano, D.O. ’21
Recent 51Æ·²èCOM alum appointed to board of directors of National Residency Match Program
Hundreds of school counselors and education professionals will come to UNE's Biddeford Campus for the NEACAC conference
51Æ·²è and MaineHealth collaborate to launch statewide chronic pain registry
Headshot of Puthiery Va
College of Osteopathic Medicine alum tapped to lead Maine CDC
A painting, "Drawing on the Beach" by Eileen Foley, shows a young girl making shapes in the sand by the ocean
Fine art paintings by Maine artist Eileen Foley on display at Biddeford Campus Center
Two U N E D N P students practice on a patient simulator
51Æ·²èreceives Nurse Anesthesia Traineeship grant for 30th year
UNE's Polly Campbell holds an award presented to her by Mary Ann Ordelt
UNE's Polly Campbell wins prestigious international award
51Æ·²èand Cheyney University officials, including 51Æ·²èPresident James Herbert and 51Æ·²èCOM Dean Jane Carreiro, hold signed copies of the articulation agreement
51Æ·²èand Cheyney University sign agreement forging new pathways to medical education
Five 51Æ·²èalumni — Dawn McLaughlin, Joshua Chard, Lacey Todd, Katie Flannery, and Emily Rosser — are pictured against a whiteboard
Five 51Æ·²èalumni are among the Maine County Teachers of the Year
Abbie Anderson poses with a mobile phone. The name of her app, Clyk, is shown behind her
Alum-founded business and app aims to help students find their ‘Clyk’
51Æ·²ècommunity members gather with a 51Æ·²èPride banner in Monument Square in Portland
51Æ·²ètakes LGBTQ+ pride to the streets of downtown Portland
Abstract shapes and colors in Rebecca Cote's painting "She Slid Sideways"
51Æ·²èCampus Center to display paintings by Biddeford artist Rebecca Cote
Jane Carreiro, D.O., vice president of Health Affairs and dean of the College of Osteopathic Medicine
51Æ·²èCOM Dean Jane Carreiro named chair-elect of AACOM Board of Deans
Dean's List graphic spring 2023 photo of campus
51Æ·²èannounces Spring 2023 Dean's List
Conference attendees gather for a session in a 51Æ·²èclassroom
51Æ·²èhosts 2023 NEACAC Annual Conference
51Æ·²èApplied Exercise Science students gather at a table following their win at the American College of Sports Medicine National Quiz Bowl
Applied Exercise Science students take home top prize at national Quiz Bowl competition
Portrait of Colin David Pears
51Æ·²èhires nationally recognized educational advisor as next Associate Provost for Student Success
Students and faculty deploy a real-time shark detection buoy in Saco Bay
51Æ·²èresearchers deploy second real-time shark detection buoy in Maine waters
Portrait of Cameron Wake
Introducing Cameron Wake, new director of 51Æ·²èNorth
A photo of a broom and an easel with black shadows behind it
51Æ·²èArt Gallery presents 'Rose Marasco: Camera Lucida'
Portrait of Fajar Alam
51Æ·²èCOM student presents on health equity initiatives undertaken by Maine Area Health Education Center
Hundreds of school counselors and education professionals will come to UNE's Biddeford Campus for the NEACAC conference
51Æ·²èreceives upgraded credit rating from Moody’s, advances to A2