Maine Connected podcast program is founded by Ashley Salguero-Gonzalez. The program objective is to inform the public with current news about what is going on in our community.
For the 9th episode of Maine Connected podcast program, Ashley Gonzalez interviewed Dr. Brenda Petersen from the University of Southern Maine School of Nursing on March 4, 2021. The podcast includes topics on the University of Southern Maine undergraduate and graduate nursing programs, what the University of Southern Maine School of Nursing has been doing during the COVID-19 pandemic, and a special message from Dr. Brenda Petersen.
For the 8th episode, four special guests from the University of New England College of Pharmacy joined the Maine Connected podcast program on February 16, 2021. Ashley Gonzalez interviewed University of New England College of Pharmacy Dean Dr. Robert McCarthy, Dr. Emily Dornblaser, and third year students Marlee Smith and Jenna Douglas. The podcast includes topics on the University of Southern Maine and University of New England School of Pharmacy partnership, pharmacy program and curriculum, what the University of New England School of Pharmacy has been doing during the COVID-19 pandemic, academic advice for undergraduate students, how the University New England School of Pharmacy prepares students to apply their knowledge and skills outside of the classroom and in clinical experiences, and a special message from everyone interviewed.
For the 7th episode, Ashley Gonzalez interviewed Dr. Marilyn Gugliucci on February 15, 2021. The podcast includes information on the University of New England Exercise and Conditioning for Easier Living Fitness and Wellness Program. Dr. Gugliucci answers questions on body and mind programs offered, at-home workouts during the COVID-19 pandemic, where to find more information to be part of the program, and a special message.
For the first episode, Ashley Gonzalez interviewed USM President Dr. Glenn Cummings. The podcast includes topics about how banners in the Portland campus thanking front-line workers represent the USM community, wellness shelter at Sullivan Gymnasium, federal CARES Act at USM, future academic opportunities, and a special message from USM President Dr. Glenn Cummings.