As cases rise, Maine colleges prepare to send students home to finish semester
Students will study remotely through finals in mid-December, with plans to come back a week later than originally planned.
Campus COVID-19 Update
We now have twelve students who have tested positive for the coronavirus in the past week and are responding to this situation with a phased exit plan.
Saint Joseph’s College Meets Alfond Foundation Challenge for Nursing Innovation Hub
The College has successfully met the $3.5 million Alfond Foundation challenge for the new Center for Nursing Innovation on its campus.
COVID-related developments
Three new cases have been identified among our student body. You have a part to play. When each of us follows campus safety protocols to the letter, we can stem this outbreak as quickly as we did last time.
Alumna Mikell Reed Carroll to receive international service award
Mikell Reed Carroll ’99 receives Secretary of State Award for Outstanding Volunteerism Abroad (SOSA) for her volunteer work in Croatia.
Thanksgiving Holiday Plans
In advance of the Thanksgiving holiday, the College has outlined three options for students to complete their semester classes.
Institute for Integrative Aging to begin tele-social call program for older adults
IIA to launch tele-social program to combat social isolation
SJC Lapidary Arts Center & Small Business Initiative in Blanchard, Haiti
The process of setting up a small business initiative for Haitian individuals living in extreme poverty
The phased ending of Study in Place
On Sunday, we begin a phased movement back into “normal” campus life, while refocusing our efforts to keep campus safe through wastewater and surveillance testing, disinfection, and especially our individual behavior.
Mercy Week 2020 events reflect on the Critical Concern of Anti-Racism
Virtual events + resources give the community ways to engage with and reflect on the Critical Concern of Anti-Racism