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The College is now offering a Master of Arts in Pastoral Theology and
a Bachelor of Arts in Theological Studies through online education. The
new degrees are focused on people serving - or preparing to serve - in
a wide spectrum of Catholic ministries. more
College produces documentary about its history on
50th anniversary move to Sebago Lake
"Small Steps, Great Strides: 50 Years at the Lake" is a documentary about
Saint Joseph's College that weaves college artifacts, societal images
and a lively soundtrack of period music to depict the transformation of
a small, cramped-for-space women's college in Portland, Maine, to the
present-day co-ed institution on 350 acres along nearby Sebago Lake. more
The Saint Joseph's College Concert Choir will present a Holiday Concert
on Wednesday, Dec. 6 at 7:30 p.m., in the Viola George Auditorium of Alfond
Hall on the Standish campus. more
Saint Joseph's College professor Edward J. Rielly of Westbrook, Maine,
is the editor of a new book titled "Baseball in the Classroom:
Essays on Teaching the National Pastime." more
Parents, take the night off!
Athletics Department is pleased to offer its Kids Night
Out program on Saturday, Nov. 18,
December 9, January
20, March 3 and March 24 at the Alfond Recreation
Center on campus. more
Professor hires local resident with National
Science Foundation grant
Shannon Reilly of Windham, Maine, formerly
of Pittsfield, Mass., has been hired as a laboratory assistant for Dr.
Mark Green, associate professor of marine science at Saint Joseph's College
in Standish, Maine. more
The Maine Aquaculture Innovation Center has awarded
Dr. Mark Green of Peaks Island, associate professor of marine science
at Saint Joseph's College, nearly $9,000 for
a study on the use of submerged green-laser light to deter sea ducks from
feeding on cultivated mussels. more
On Tuesday, Oct. 17, Joseph Loughlin, Deputy Chief
of the Portland Police Department and co-author of the best-selling
book "Finding Amy: A True Story of Murder in Maine," will discuss the
book's fascinating, firsthand account of the investigation into
the murder of Amy St. Laurent, a murder that shocked southern Maine in
the fall of 2001. more
On Tuesday, Oct. 3, the noontime meal at the Saint Joseph's College dining
hall will be not just home-cooked, but homegrown, when Café Bon
Appétit on campus sponsors "Eat Local," a lunch featuring a menu
made with Maine-grown ingredients - right down to the salt in the shaker.
more
Immigration lawyer Gaye Moorhead will speak at Saint Joseph's College
on "Immigration, Its Benefits and Its Challenges: A Catholic Perspective"
on Thursday, Oct. 26. more
Brunswick resident discovers new crustacean
species, wins grant
Ray Gerber of Brunswick, professor of biology at Saint
Joseph's College, has discovered a new species of crustacean while researching
zooplankton at the U.S. Virgin Islands in the Caribbean Sea. more
Seven inductees have been named to the Athletic Hall of Fame at Saint
Joseph's College in Standish. The award ceremony will take place Saturday,
Sept. 16. more
Martin's Point awards scholarship to local student
Doreen Garber of Hermon has received a nursing scholarship from
Martin's Point Health Care. more
Saint Joseph's College and community partners, including media and sports
organizations, will launch the Frank Fixaris Memorial Endowment at a press
conference on Tuesday, July 18, at 10:30 a.m. in the Harold Alfond Center
at the Saint Joseph's campus in Standish. more
and announces
the addition of three new sports in swimming and men's and women's lacrosse.
Teams will begin competing in the GNAC in the 2007-08 academic year. The
GNAC is an NCAA Division III conference and Saint Joseph's membership
is its first full NCAA conference affiliation. more
Volunteers help 101-year-old resident with yard work
One of Portland's oldest residents (Corinne Lappin, age 101) needs help
with yard work and next Monday she'll get it, when a volunteer crew from
Saint Joseph's College (including the President of the college) shows
up ready to work on her Munjoy Hill home at 90 Quebec Street. more
Saint Joseph's College graduates 465 students on
May 13
Members of the Class of 2006, at 465 students strong, will each step forward
to accept a hand-signed diploma as their name is called at the Saint Joseph's
College graduation ceremony on Saturday, May 13. more
Saint Joseph's College recently appointed Brian Curtin as its new
Athletic Director. He will begin his new position at the Standish campus
on May 22. more
Learn about — and eat — sustainable seafood at Saint
Joseph's College event featuring film on protecting oceans
Enjoy delicious "sustainable" food along with learning how to eat healthy
and protect the environment by coming to the Save Seafood Tour
at Saint Joseph's College on Tuesday, May 2, at 7 p.m. more
Saint Joseph's College offers new major in Political Science
This fall, Saint Joseph's College will begin offering a new Political
Science major, which will focus on political theory, American government,
international studies and public administration. more
Spring Choral Concert
The Saint Joseph's College Concert Choir will present its spring concert
on Saturday, April 29 at 7:30 p.m. more
Junior Open House
Saint Joseph's College will hold an open house for high school juniors
on Friday, April 21. more
Saint Joseph's College sponsors talk by top environmental thinker
Leading environmental educator and theorist Dr. Mitchell Thomashow will
speak on "Understanding Environmental Change: The Need for an Ecological
and Existential View" at Saint Joseph's College on April 18 at 7 p.m.
more
Saint Joseph's College will present “Evening in Japan”
on Wednesday, March 8. The event will include a dinner, Japanese folk
songs, tea ceremony and talks on baseball, haiku and living in Okinawa.
more
Saint Joseph's College of Maine announces a new major in Literature and
American Culture designed for studying literature within the context of
American culture and 21st-century issues. more
As the Saint Joseph's College baseball team prepares to defend its North
Atlantic Conference Championship, the Monks are hosting an on-campus afternoon
of inspiration, fine dining and conversation at its 2nd Annual Hot Stove
Dinner on Saturday, March 4. more
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