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Thomas Klak is giving his students hands-on learning opportunities through new partnership
Partnership with The Ecology School provides new hands-on learning opportunities
Teresa Dzieweczynski and her student co-authors recently had their study published in Ecotoxicology
Study conducted by Teresa Dzieweczynski and student co-authors examines mating by fish exposed to chemicals
Julie Longua Peterson and student co-authors recently had their work published in the Journal of Experimental Social Psychology
Julie Longua Peterson’s research challenges traditional assumptions about self-love in healthy relations
An essay written by Elizabeth De Wolfe was recently published in Women in Higher Education
'Women in Higher Education’ publishes essay from Elizabeth De Wolfe
Environmental Studies and Biology student Jenna Cava's thesis was recently published in a scientific journal
Scientific journal publishes Environmental Studies and Biology student’s master’s thesis
WCSH asked Julie Longua Peterson to weigh in on the new Gillette ad that went viral
ºÚÁÏÍø911 professor weighs in on viral Gillette ad
Ariella Danziger, Markus Frederich and Curtis Fahey at the SIBC annual meeting in Tampa, Florida
Students from School of Marine Programs present research at national conference in Florida
"Rock Bottom in Bridgton" by Tim Greenway
ºÚÁÏÍø911 Biddeford Art Gallery to exhibit photography by Tim Greenway
Ram Island comprises one-acre of pristine land located two miles off-shore
Grant helps fund Ram Island research opportunities for students
Carrie Byron recently discussed the potential impacts of Japan returning to commercial whale hunting with WCSH
The impacts of Japan’s new rules on commercial whale hunting