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JANET Z. BURSON, associate professor of nutrition,
MARIANNE RODGERS, chair and associate professor of nursing,
and JANE KIRSCHLING, dean, College of Nursing and Health
Professions, published an article in Nursing Leadership Forum
(Vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 19-22), on "Developing an Accelerated
BSN Program: One CollegeÕs Experience."
CHARLES S. COLGAN, professor of public policy and
management and associate director of the Center for Business
and Economic Research, Muskie School, was co-principal of
a national team of researchers that received an Excellence
in Partnering Award by the National Ocean Partnership Program
for investigation of the economic benefits of ocean observing
systems in the U.S. The award was presented at the White House
on February 28.
ANNIE FINCH, director of the Stonecoast M.F.A. in
Creative Writing, had her new book, "The Body of Poetry: Essays
on Women, Form, and the Poetic Self" recently published as
part of the Poets on Poetry Series (University of Michigan
Press). Finch will be reading excerpts from the book at the
Vancouver Public Library in Vancouver, B.C., during the March
30-April 2 Associated Writers Conference in Vancouver, where
she will also appear on two panels and give a book signing
for her book of poetry, "Calendars."
WILLIAM F. GAYTON, chair and professor of psychology,
was invited to be contributing author for the new University
of Maine online coach training course developed by the Maine
Center for Coaching and Sport, to educate future coaches in
K-12 schools. His unit is titled "Communication and Motivation."
LIN LISBERGER, lecturer in art, will be presenting
sculpture at 3fish Gallery, 377 Cumberland Ave., Portland,
April 1-30. The series in the exhibit are "Expressive Figures,"
"Sounding Boards," and "Torture Preserved." Her work will
also be part of the Portland campus Area Gallery exhibit,
"War Flowers: From Swords to Plowshares."
LYDIA SAVAGE, associate professor of geography, will
present "Putting Women in Their Place(s): Feminist Geographers
Mapping Gender," at the Sarah Lawrence Women's History spring
lecture series on Thursday, April 28.
MARK T. SWANSON, professor of geography, presented
on "Digital Mapping in a New Pseudotachylyte Locality from
the Harbor Island Fault Zone, Muscongus Bay, Maine," at 40th
annual meeting of the Northeastern Section of The Geological
Society of America held March 14-16 in Saratoga Springs, N.Y.
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