WATERVILLE, MAINE, July 2018 — Dr. Richard Biffle, Professor of Education at Thomas College, recently had a chapter included in a new book, Effective Teaching; […]
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Press ReleaseChris Rhoda ’88, M.B.A. ’89 has always enjoyed volunteering in his children’s classrooms, but he noticed that he was only one of a handful of
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Employee RecognitionWATERVILLE, MAINE, March 2018 — The New England Board of Higher Education Commission on Higher Education & Employability recently released a major report with recommendations
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Press ReleaseDr. Frank Appunn is known for his booming voice, theatrical teaching style, and his tenacious passion for Thomas College and its students. Frank Appunn, an
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Employee RecognitionAndrea Thebarge has Terrier blood in her veins. An employee since 2009, she is a committed coach, teacher, mentor, and staff member. And she is
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Employee RecognitionDr. Ryan Wheaton is not just an important advocate for his students in their endeavors; he also supports his fellow colleagues. Ryan is a true
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Employee RecognitionIn addition to her role as a partner at the human resources consulting firm, Smith Kjeldgaard & Hayes, Michelle Hayes ’83, isone of Thomas College’s
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Alumni Stories Life After Thomas Thomas Magazine TrusteesWATERVILLE, MAINE, May 2017 — Thomas College’s peer tutoring program has been re-certified through the College Reading and Learning Association (CRLA) recently. CRLA certification shows
WATERVILLE, January 2017 — Thomas College announces two new academic programs for Fall 2017: Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and Bachelor of Science in
Thomas students can gain benefits by double majoring in Criminal Justice and Psychology and still graduate in four years. Psychology professor Dale Dickson says the
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