Program Coordinator
Tricia Cote is a Program Coordinator at Coastal Healthy Communities Coalition (CHCC) where she raises awareness about the risk factors associated with substance abuse in teens and lead poisoning in young children. Before joining CHCC, Tricia worked in real estate as a Realtor as well as a property manager. She was a substitute teacher and active in the school system as a volunteer. In the past, she has started and ran her own non-profit and worked as a... Read More
Expertise
Community and Public Health
Dr. Frank Daly has focused on vertebrate retinal biology and is currently an associate professor of biomedical science at the University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine. Dr. Daly received his Ph.D. in Anatomy and Neurobiology from Boston University and subsequently held a research associate position at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute in Boston. Dr. Daly has research interest in the developing nervous system, using immuno-histochemistry and other molecular techniques to investigate melanopsin in the retina of the Nassau Grouper, the... Read More
Expertise
Vertebrate Retina Anatomy
Physiology histology
Immunocytochemistry
In Suit Hybridization
Stuart Damon
D.O.
Assistant Clinical Professor, Family Medicine
Sara Denning-Bolle
DO, PhD
Cheryl B. Doane
DO, MSEd
Associate Professor in Family Medicine, Department of Primary Care
Osteopathic Clinical Skills 2 (OCS 2) and Osteopathic Medical Knowledge 2 (OMK 2) Co-Course Director
Expertise
Family Medicine
Expertise
exercise prescription
and injection therapies
posture
Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine
neuromusculoskeletal medicine
Ami is the Staff Assistant for the Division of Geriatric Medicine. She feels fortunate to work with faculty and staff who are passionate in the field of aging. She assists with faculty needs and student education, manages the budgets and travel for 3 divisions/departments and happily tackles anything and everything that is thrown her way. She is happily married and a mother to two teenage daughters. Ami has just recently completed the MPH program here at UNE.Read More
Expertise
Nutrition Education
Foods & Nutrition
Community Health and Nutrition
Health and Wellness Programming
General Nutrition
The combined long-term objectives of our research are to better understand the molecular, genetic, and cellular mechanisms causing neurodevelopmental and neurological disorders. Overall, my research interests lie primarily in the study of disorders of brain development and neurological disease, and specifically involve the following areas of investigation:
1) functional analyses of AHI1 and CSPP1, two novel genes which we mapped and cloned in individuals with Joubert syndrome (Ferland et al., Nature Genetics, 2004; Doering et al., J. Comp. Neurol., 2008; Hsiao et al., Hum.... Read More
Expertise
neuroscience
neurodevelopment
Joubert syndrome
primary cilia
epilepsy
epileptogenesis
Neurogenetics
Nancy Filliter
B.Sc M.D.
Lindsey Avery Fitzsimons
MS, RCEP/CES
Instructor of Gross Anatomy, OCS-I
Instructor of Histology, OCS-I
PhD Candidate, Graduate School of Biomedical Science & Engineering, University of Maine
Expertise
Heart Development
Associate Clinical Professor
Chris Frothingham is a 2001 graduate of the University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine. He completed his Family Medicine/OMM combined residency at UNECOM and is board certified in both specialties. After spending five years practicing OMM in a private practice in Portland, Oregon, he returned to Maine to join the faculty full-time in the OMM department. Dr. Frothingham is very committed to promoting the principles of Osteopathy to students, colleagues and the general public.
Chris' love of Maine began... Read More
Expertise
Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine
Medical Secretary, Alfond Health Sciences
