Student News

Lisa O'Kane (front row, second from left) with patient Robert White and hospital staff. White's family with signs in background.
COM student helps with COVID-19 patient’s successful recovery at New Hampshire hospital
Andy Robinson (M.S. Marine Sciences, ’21) places oranges in the water in Biddeford Pool to track surface current movements.
51°µÍø student examines how flow of water in Biddeford Pool could cause cycles of pollution
Third-year 51°µÍø COM students Matt DiOrio (left) and Katelyn Chadwick (right) stand outside a drive-thru COVID-19 testing facility
Their clinical studies on hold, 51°µÍø COM students take lead in Rhode Island hospital's COVID-19 testing efforts
Noelle Nee is teaching students online in her role as a long-term substitute teacher in Old Orchard Beach
Education students adjust to both learning and teaching online
Large vernal pool in 51°µÍø's forest
With classes online, Environmental Studies faculty finding new ways to teach field work
First-year physician assistant (PA) student Bailey D’Antonio performs a physical examination on her patient “Roxanne.†D’Antonio
51°µÍø’s Physician Assistant program gets creative with clinical coursework amidst social distancing restrictions
Reed Norton ’19
New to the profession, recent 51°µÍø nursing alums share their stories on the front line of global pandemic
Emily Schaffer (D.O., ’21)
51°µÍø community making, supplying masks for pandemic-strained health care workers
51°µÍø senior Nicole Penley works as an EMT with the Cape Elizabeth Fire Department and as a CNA
Nursing student on front line of pandemic as EMT and CNA
A group of students from the University of New England have formed the Maine COVID Sitters in an effort to fill gaps in child ca
Maine COVID Sitters easing child care burden for front-line health workers