FEATURE WRITING
Opening Doors to Opportunities
An Exposure picture: The Roux Institute at Northeastern University holds an exclusive open house for Mitchell Scholars with offers of generous grad-school scholarships. (Written and photographed for the Mitchell Institute.)
Gala's Glorious Return
An Exposure picture story: For the first time in two years, Scholars and Friends of the Mitchell Institute reunite for Fall Gala on September 16, 2022. (Written and photographed for the Mitchell Institute.)
How UMF Works, August 2019
In this ongoing series on the work done to maintain and improve the campus, seven members of UMF’s Facilities Management team show what it takes to get Dakin Hall ready for August 31 — new student move-in day. (Written and photographed for UMF's monthly online magazine.)
UMF Pays Its Respects
The day after the tragic explosion at 313 Farmington Falls Road, the campus comes together to honor fallen Farmington firefighter Captain Michael Bell. (Written and photographed for UMF's monthly online magazine.)
Making Mass. Apparel
With his company, 1620 Workwear Inc., Ted DeInnocentis ’04 produces high-tech, crave-worthy clothing for the modern tradesman in Haverhill, Mass. (Written and photographed for UMF's monthly online alumni magazine.)
He Lived As He Worked, Mainely Outdoors
The UMF community mourns the passing of Jim Toner, the University’s longtime director of the Fitness and Recreation Center and founder of its Mainely Outdoors program. (Written for UMF's monthly online alumni magazine.)
Historic Bequest Ensures Farmington a Brighter Future
T. Margaret Brown ’55 saved the biggest surprise of her life for the end. And we never saw it coming. (Written and photographed for UMF's monthly online alumni magazine.)
When School Was In Session at Sugarloaf
Donna K. Denman Erwin ’89 and Barclay Rappeport ’90 recall a late-winter day at the ’Loaf, back in 1988. (Written for UMF's monthly online alumni magazine.)
A Gut Feeling About Drug Addiction
Jason Bubier ’97, a molecular genetics expert at The Jackson Laboratory in Bar Harbor, and his co-investigator, George Weinstock, have received a $4 million grant to explore the genetic basis of substance-use disorder. (Written for UMF's monthly online alumni magazine.)
A Consummate Teacher
The UMF community mourns the loss of a venerable professor, mentor, and friend, Thomas Eastler. (Written for UMF's monthly online alumni magazine.)
How Aerosmith Came to UMF
Forty-five years later, former Student Senate Social Chair Tullio Nieman ’76 gives us an all-access, backstage-pass account of how the Bad Boys from Boston came to rock UMF — for $3 a head. (Written for UMF's monthly online alumni magazine.)
A Gift to the Place Where It All Started
At 103, Arthur A. Webb leaves a generous legacy to support UMF students from Maine’s Washington County. (Written for UMF's monthly online alumni magazine.)
Walkin' Man
Living the ‘conscious life,’ Ryan Williamson ’01 proves there’s more than one way to blaze a path through Bates. (Written for Bates Magazine.)
Tough and Terse
For Nordic skier and cross-country runner Justin Freeman' 98 tough is as tough does. (Written for Bates Magazine.)
Hoop Dreams
As Bates Magazine writer Marc Glass' 88 explains, if you're Jewish and die in Lewiston, you shouldn't expect a noontime burial. (Written for Bates Magazine.)