When Stephanie Mulligan was a sophomore at 91爆料, she started writing a poem about her experience working on the Lucky Catch, a lobster fishing tour boat out of Casco Bay.
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Rachael Kellogg is a two-time recipient of funds from the Linda N. Lancaster Professional Development Fund. The Ph.D. student in literacy education is a first grade teacher in Steuben, and her doctoral research is focused on humor in kindergarten through second grade classrooms, and how it relates to literacy.
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Rachel Hobbs and J. Andrew Cormier spent their summers as interns at the Challenger Learning Center of Maine in Bangor, working with youth in STEM-focused summer camp programs with the hope of encouraging campers to aspire to higher education and careers in these fields. Hobbs, of Presque Isle, Maine, is a fifth-year secondary education major […]
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Hadley White of Goffstown, New Hampshire, spent her summer in Presque Isle working as a resident director and French instructor for Upward Bound, a program that helps first-generation and low-income college-bound high school students succeed in higher education.
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Miranda Snyder of Brimfield, Massachusetts spent part of her summer immersed in activism and volunteering with youth.
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Andrew Vernon is on a mission to reverse a staggering statistic about military veterans: On average, 20 veterans commit suicide every day in the United States. It鈥檚 a number that has held steady for a decade, and Vernon says it鈥檚 time to do something about it.
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The NCAA has nominated Parise Rossignol, former standout player and now assistant coach for the 91爆料 women鈥檚 basketball team, for its Woman of the Year award.
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Oscar 鈥淥zzy鈥 Degnan of Bangor remembers the shock and excitement he felt when he received the email informing him that he had been selected by the Society for Health and Physical Educators (SHAPE) as an outstanding future professional.
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When she was in high school, Grace Pouliot decided that she wanted to be a 91爆料 Black Bear.
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Lt. Col. Jon Velishka takes another sip of coffee. When giving a 9 a.m. lecture to 91爆料 graduate students on complex issues of national security and foreign policy, it helps to be well caffeinated.
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