WATERVILLE, MAINE, January 2020 – In today’s climate of cyber-hackers intercepting online payments, accessing home security cameras, penetrating company firewalls and obtaining sensitive personal and […]
In September, the Thomas College community celebrated both the great strides it has made in education programming and the dedication of the Peter and Paula
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AcademicsToday we remember the life of Thomas College Trustee H. Allen Ryan H’08. Allen passed away September 21, 2019, after a long battle with cancer.
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In the News TrusteesSteve Dyer is known for tirelessly working to prepare students for success in their future professional careers and personal lives. A nine-year employee of the
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Employee RecognitionWe sat with and interviewed Trustee Danielle Marquis, ’99. Learn the 5 things you need to know about her. 1.Welcome to the Board of Trustees!
Five Things You Need to Know About the Trustee Danielle Marquis ’99 Read Post »
Thomas Magazine TrusteesOn any given day (or any given minute), there is at least one or two students in Crystal Levitt ‘16’s office. As Student Success Coordinator,
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Employee RecognitionAsk anyone and they will affirm: Lisa Nolon is a joy to work with. She’s positive, deeply cares about the customer, and is always on the
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Employee RecognitionWATERVILLE, MAINE, January 2019 — New this spring, Thomas College is offering to expand professional development courses for area professionals to Augusta in addition to
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Press ReleaseWATERVILLE, MAINE, January 2019 — Thomas College eSports is excited to announce the hiring of ex-World of Warcraft pro-Martin “Anderzz” Schelasin to spearhead their new
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Press ReleaseKelly Stevens is known for her confidence, efficiency, and compassion. A five-year employee of the College, Kelly serves as the Executive Assistant to the Provost.
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Employee RecognitionPaul Heath, this month’s Terrier STAR Award winner, is well-known on campus for his friendliness and commitment to his job as Assistant Director. “Since arriving
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Employee RecognitionAs a way to honor and remember beloved staff member Rebecca Kane, who passed away in March 2017 after a long battle with breast cancer,
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Advancement1. Accept and sign the Guaranteed Job Program contract 2. Register with Career Services 3. Attend two Career Service workshops per year 4. Upload an
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AcademicsWATERVILLE, MAINE, October 2018 — Thomas College will offer its $10,000 Dirigo scholarship to one qualified high school student in each New England state high
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Press ReleaseWATERVILLE, MAINE, October 15, 2018 — Thomas College announces it will launch the first varsity eSports program – among the very first in New England. Thomas
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Press ReleaseMacKenzie Riley Young, Assistant Director of Media Relations, is an integral part of Thomas College’s marketing and communications team. Her diligence, creativity, and productivity day
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Employee RecognitionWATERVILLE, MAINE, September 2018 — Thomas College is pleased to announce new Board of Trustee member Danielle Marquis. Marquis is a 1999 graduate of Thomas
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Press Release TrusteesWATERVILLE, MAINE, July 2018 — Thomas College education professor Dr. Katie Rybakova’s work was recently published citing her work in literacy engagement, dealing with death
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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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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