Penobscot Times reports UMaine student crowned Miss Maine USA
The Penobscot Times reported that University of Maine student Julia Van Steenberghe of Old Town was crowned Miss Maine USA on Nov. 10 in South Portland.
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Maine Public interviews Puhlman about Parenting Relationships Research Lab
Daniel Puhlman, assistant professor of family studies, spoke to Maine Public about the launch of the Parenting Relationships Research Lab at University of Maine.
Read moreWABI covers opening of Parenting Relationships Research Lab
WABI (Channel 5) attended the opening of the Parenting Relationships Research Lab created by Daniel Puhlman, assistant professor of family studies.
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College of Education and Human Development opens Parenting Relationships Research Lab
The Parenting Relationships Research Lab was created by assistant professor of family studies Daniel Puhlman, whose research explores co-parenting and fathering. The lab will focus on all relationships involved in parenting, especially parents’ relationship with their children and parents’ relationships with each other, but also grandparents, extended family members, teachers and other caregivers.
Read moreFatherly speaks with Milardo for article on being a good uncle
Robert Milardo, University of Maine emeritus professor of family relations, was interviewed for a Fatherly article about how to be a good uncle.
Read morePenobscot Times publishes UMaine release on 2019 Distinguished Maine Professor
The Penobscot Times published a University of Maine news release reporting Sandra Caron, a professor of family relations and human sexuality, is the recipient of the UMaine Alumni Association’s 2019 Distinguished Maine Professor Award, which recognizes the highest qualities of teaching, research and public service.
Read moreCommunication technology can help teens connect with fathers who don’t live with them, study finds
Communication technology plays a major role in the relationships between teens and their nonresident fathers, new research from a University of Maine professor finds.
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