College names commencement speaker, honorary degree recipients
In honor of the 100th Anniversary of the College, the Portland chapter of the Sisters of Mercy – whose members founded the college – will receive an honorary degree at commencement on Saturday, May 12. Other honorary degree recipients are Dr. Robert Caret, Sr. Mary Scullion and Mary Roche Sullivan.
College celebrates 100 with 100 people lighting 100 candles, 100 chimes, a children’s choir singing Happy Birthday and the new
As Saint Joseph’s College marks its 100th Anniversary this year, it will celebrate with 100 faculty, staff and students lighting 100 individually held candles while 100 chimes toll across the quad on Monday, March 19, at 11 a.m., in honor of its patron saint. (March 19 is the Feast of Saint...
Business professor to present talk on discovering your personal brand and how to communicate it
Saint Joseph’s College celebrates its 100th Anniversary with the fourth of its Centennial Lecture Series on Tuesday, April 3. Mary Lynn Engel, a member of the business faculty at the college, will give a talk titled “Discover Your Personal Brand and How to Communicate It.&r...
Southern Maine Gearbots will display LEGO® robots for the public at first-ever district competition at Saint Joseph’s College
Southern Maine Gearbots will hold its 1st Annual District Meet featuring robotic creations built using LEGO® construction sets controlled with computer software on Saturday, April 7, at Saint Joseph’s College, from 9 a.m. to Noon. The event will showcase mechanical creations ...
College hosts 29th Annual Gem & Mineral show on campus, April 21 and 22
The Maine Mineralogical & Geological Society presents its 29th Annual Gem & Mineral Show at Saint Joseph’s College on Saturday and Sunday, April 21 and 22. It is the state’s largest gem and mineral show. More than 25 vendors, including 12 displaying jewelry,...
Professor to present “The Titanic: A Survivor’s Story” at Maine Historical Society, April 10
Dr. Karen Lemke, an education professor at Saint Joseph’s College, will present a “The Titanic: A Survivor’s Story,” featuring her 1986 interview with a child survivor of the ship’s sinking in the North Atlantic Ocean, at the Maine Historical Society on Tuesday, Apri...
Notre Dame president emeritus and author to speak on heroes and heroines, April 11
The College celebrates its 100th Anniversary with a special Centennial Lecture featuring longtime University of Notre Dame president and author Father Monk Malloy, CSC. A theologian and faculty member at Notre Dame who ran the nation’s premier Catholic University.
Red Cross classes in Wilderness and Remote First Aid
Saint Joseph’s College will offer a two-day Red Cross course on April 14 and 15 that is ideal for those in outdoor activities or overnight trips where help is more than one hour away. The two-day course will provide a foundation of first aid principles and skills for responding to emergenci...
Lifeguard certification class on April 16-19
Saint Joseph’s College will offer a lifeguard training course during school vacation week, from April 16-19, that is designed to teach the skills needed to prevent injuries, prepare for and respond appropriately to drowning, injury, breathing and cardiac emergencies. This 28-hour training w...
Professor to present “The Titanic: A Survivor’s Story” at Maine Historical Society, April 10
Dr. Karen Lemke, an education professor at Saint Joseph’s College, will present a “The Titanic: A Survivor’s Story,” featuring her 1986 interview with a child survivor of the ship’s sinking in the North Atlantic Ocean, at the Maine Historical Society on Tuesday, Apri...
