UMF Psychology

UMF Psychology A place where UMF Psychology students and alumni can stay connected with each other and with the department.

For those following the expanding Epstein cases, in this NYT gift article, social psychologists explain one unfathomable...
02/22/2026

For those following the expanding Epstein cases, in this NYT gift article, social psychologists explain one unfathomable component: the baffling silence of bystanders.

There were plenty of signs that something wasn’t right with Jeffrey Epstein. Why didn’t anyone say something?

Our very own Dr. Essoe has an online, live interview tonight (Friday 2/20) at 7:00 PM!
02/20/2026

Our very own Dr. Essoe has an online, live interview tonight (Friday 2/20) at 7:00 PM!

Join indie author Ka-Yee Essoe and me as we talk about her Kickstarter for her book Time Becomes Relevant, Vol. 1 in the Shazzwick of Land series.You can fin...

A message from Dr. Lekes:Dear UMF alumni of the Death and Dying class - I am interested in learning about your experienc...
02/11/2026

A message from Dr. Lekes:

Dear UMF alumni of the Death and Dying class - I am interested in learning about your experience taking the class and what value it has had on your life! I would love it if you could take a few minutes and respond to a few questions -

https://forms.gle/FjATrC5ZJ7nnQSfR6

Thank you!!

Dear UMF alumni (and any current students), I am working on a writing project about teaching the Death and Dying class. If you took the class (whether with me or a different instructor), I would love to hear from you about your experience taking the class.

Dr. Joey Essoe has finished her novel, 5 years in development! Shazzwick of Land, Vol. 1: Time Becomes RelevantTo learn ...
02/07/2026

Dr. Joey Essoe has finished her novel, 5 years in development! Shazzwick of Land, Vol. 1: Time Becomes Relevant

To learn more, or support it via kickstarter, check out this link.
Proud of you, Dr. Joey!

Epic tale of geopolitics, intrigue, elemental vs death magic, bonds across cultures & time—with a soaring Chinese immortal-fantasy mood

Camp Ramapo is seeking Psychology majors for 5-9 weeks for their summer camp located in New York State. They provide hou...
01/20/2026

Camp Ramapo is seeking Psychology majors for 5-9 weeks for their summer camp located in New York State. They provide housing, meals, and internship credit. Some paid positions are available:

Hazel Everett (UMF, 2013) was brave, smart, kind. She lived so vibrantly; our thoughts are with her family and loved one...
01/16/2026

Hazel Everett (UMF, 2013) was brave, smart, kind. She lived so vibrantly; our thoughts are with her family and loved ones.

“If you are a U Maine System student with financial need who could use space and time to commit to yourself and your cre...
01/11/2026

“If you are a U Maine System student with financial need who could use space and time to commit to yourself and your creative work in a supportive community setting, please join us for an info session on January 26, link in comments.
Applications are due January 30.”

01/04/2026
Down East Magazine’s story on the UMF Maine Cat Lab made the top 10 stories of 2025! The cat lab is housed in the Psycho...
12/29/2025

Down East Magazine’s story on the UMF Maine Cat Lab made the top 10 stories of 2025!

The cat lab is housed in the Psychology Department where students and faculty (Karol Maybury and Bryce Cundick) assess the personality traits, memory, and learning capacity of domestic felines.

From a profile on Maine's only state moose biologist to a ruminative essay about living with terminal cancer on the coast of Maine, these are our most-read stories of 2025.

A compelling update on Autism research; new research suggests 4 subtypes:https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/2025/12/2...
12/26/2025

A compelling update on Autism research;
new research suggests 4 subtypes:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/2025/12/26/autism-research-diagnosis-subtypes/

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12/21/2025

December is National Giving Month, a time to celebrate compassion, generosity, and the simple acts of kindness that strengthen our communities. Dr. Maya Angelou believed deeply in the power of giving — not only materially, but also with love, time, attention, and care.

In her poem “Continue,” she reminds us: “Continue to be who and how you are, To astonish a mean world, With your acts of kindness”

Her words call us to recognize that giving is not limited to grand gestures. It lives in how we show up for others, how we speak life into one another, and how we carry hope into the spaces that need it most.

This month, we honor every person who gives — formally or quietly, publicly or behind the scenes. Your generosity uplifts, restores, and reminds us that we are more alike than unalike.

May we continue to give with open hearts and open hands, just as Dr. Angelou taught.

12/15/2025

New thread, UMF Psychology Graduates from 2017-2025

What are you doing these days (working FT or PT? let us know where)
OR... are you enrolled in graduate school? let us know the program!
OR... are you traveling or caretaking or adventuring?

We'd like to hear about your life since UMF, in the comments below.
Feel free to DM us if you'd prefer.

We miss our graduates.

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