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SAGE - Lunch & Learn
with Jayne Farrin

*SAGE/MSC membership is REQUIRED to enroll in the class.
Jayne Farrin has lined up presenters on various topics that will either educate, entertain or both. Grab your lunch and sit down at your computer and join her in this amazing collection of presentations. Attend the weeks you are interested in or join us for all of them. For list of speakers and dates they will be presenting, see chart below.
April 5 How to Jump Start Your Genealogy Research using Ancestry.com
Dr. James Oberly
April 12 City of Caribou’s River Road Cemetery
Spike Savage
April 19 Tour of Katahdin Woods & Waters
Elaine Hendrickson
April 26 Meteorologist at National Weather Service
Louise Fode
May 3 Yearning to Breathe: The Immigrant Experience in Maine
Erica Nadelhaft
May 10 Acadian Culture
Lise Pelletier
May 17 Kajak! An Exhibit at Bowdoin College’s Peary-MacMillan Arctic Museum
Curator Genevieve LeMoine
May 24 Top Ten Science Stories for 2021
Video by Curiosity Stream
SAGE - Visiting Aroostook Museums Part 2
with SAGE SAGE

SAGE/MSC membership is REQUIRED to take this class.
This was a very popular class this winter. We all learned a lot about Aroostook County that we may not have known before. So, continuing around the County, we will be visiting other museums. Some we will actually go to the facility and others we will do by ZOOM. A final schedule will be available before the first class is scheduled. We know we want to visit the blockades in Fort Kent and Fort Fairfield, and the Southern Aroostook Agricultural Museum.
SAGE - Movie at The University
with Gary Smith

*SAGE/MSC membership is REQUIRED for enrollment in this class.
Back by popular demand – Movies at the University with Gary Smith and his massive collection of the great films throughout the years is being offered again. He will make a new choice each week to show and discuss. Join Gary for a day at the movies.
SAGE - Standardized Patient Training
with Barbara Blackstone
*SAGE/MSC membership is REQUIRED for enrollment in this class.
A standardized patient is an individual who is trained to be a patient for nursing students, social work students, PTA students and others. We will provide standardized patients with a brief overview of an illness or injury they will be “acting out” along with a history of the focused illness and common signs and symptoms – your involvement will provide a wonderful opportunity for students to interact with a real person and facilitate the development of interpersonal skills in a controlled environment. This provides students the opportunity to apply what they have learned in the classroom in a one-on-one patient interaction in the university's new simulation lab.
*If you are interested in this, we will contact you with more details.