UMaine Sociology News
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We can solve the widespread problem of lead in school water – BDN
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Karyn Sporer a panelist on Maine Calling
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Associate Professor, Michael Haedicke elected to Presidency of the Midwest Sociological Society(MSS)
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Sporer speaks to News Center Maine about neo-Nazis buying property in Maine
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Foreign language tables offer language experience for all!
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“I want her back”: UMaine study examines grief among parents of children with serious mental illness
Climate Cultures in Europe and North America
Michael Haedicke recently had a chapter published in the book Climate Cultures in Europe and North America, which is part of the Routledge Advances in Climate Change Research series.
Here is the citation: Haedicke, Michael A. 2022. “The Politics of a Sustainable Coast: Competing Adaptation Cultures in Southeastern Louisiana.” Pp. 145-162 in Climate Cultures in Europe and North America, edited by T. Heimann, J. Sommer, M. Kusenbach, and G. Christmann. New York: Routledge.
Here’s the link to the book’s website.
Maine Policy Review: By Karyn Sporer, Robert Glover of the Political Science Dept and a former Student
Sociology Student, Senior capstone op-ed was published in the BDN
Sociology major Joy Cartwright (cc’d here) just had her senior capstone op-ed published in the Bangor Daily News!! You can read it here: https://www.bangordailynews.com/2023/04/04/opinion/opinion-contributor/should-tiktok-be-banned-in-the-united-states/
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Sociology Dept News Feed
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We can solve the widespread problem of lead in school water – BDN
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Karyn Sporer a panelist on Maine Calling
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Associate Professor, Michael Haedicke elected to Presidency of the Midwest Sociological Society(MSS)
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Sporer speaks to News Center Maine about neo-Nazis buying property in Maine
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Foreign language tables offer language experience for all!
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“I want her back”: UMaine study examines grief among parents of children with serious mental illness
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Research Read on grief, family violence, and identity construction by Karyn Sporer
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Interview with Maine, 19 Year Old, Trevor Bickford, accused of attacking NYPD Officers on NYE.
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Media reports on UMaine survey on decriminalizing drug offenses- Harm Reduction Research & Results
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Maine needs to do more then ban agricultural use of wastewater sludge
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Pandemic, economics and disruptions hamper Maine recycling efforts
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Umaine research shows circular economies are lacking in their approach to social justice.
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Aaron Dustin Wins at UMaine Student Symposium!
Scholars Strategy Network: How to Prevent School Shootings in Maine by Karyn Sporer
Scholars Strategy Network: How to prevent school shootings in Maine
In 2021 and 2022, we witnessed the deadliest years on record for our students, teachers, and staff. There were at least 385 incidents of gunfire on school grounds, resulting in 115 deaths and 284 injuries. This includes the Uvalde, Texas shooting in May 2022 when Salvador Rolando Ramos drove to Robb Elementary School and murdered 19 students and two teachers. Their assault ended after being fatally shot by one of the 376 responding officers, more than an hour after the first shot was fired. Click here to read full article