Wanda L. Anderson, MSW, LCSW, has been a clinical social worker for 26 years. She worked as an administrator, supervisor, trainer, and clinical social worker prior to joining UNE faculty in 2003. She was hired as an assistant professor and coordinator of the Presque Isle satellite program prior to transitioning to the online program option in 2007. She worked with field faculty to create the interactive online field seminars. Her primary responsibilities include teaching field seminars as well as online... Read More

Professor Aube graduated with her Associate Degree in Dental Hygiene from Westbrook College, Portland , Maine,  in 1988.  She worked in clinical practice for a general dentist for a year in Rhode Island.  Professor Aube then moved to Maine and joined Falmouth Pediatric Dentistry, practicing for over 25 years.  Through these years she returned to Westbrook College where she attained her Bachelor Degree in Dental Hygiene as well as joined the UNE Dental Hygiene Faculty.  After 9 years of part time at UNE, Professor Aube... Read More

Andrea Aufdencamp is an administrative assistant at the University of New England. Grants and initiatives she supports include both the Center for Excellence in Public Health and also the School of Nursing and Population Health.  They are: Maine Advanced Nursing Education Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner Program, and The Primary Care Training and Enhancement Grant.... Read More

Kristen has been a member of the Athletic Training Faculty since August 2006.  She was also Assistant Athletic Trainer from 2006-2013 in the Department of Athletics.  She has previously worked as an Athletic Trainer at Saco Bay Orthopedic and Sports Physical Therapy, Bonny Eagle High School and University of Pittsburgh at Bradford.  She received a Masters Degree in Athletic Training from California University of Pennsylvania in 2003 while also working as a Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer at Washington and Jefferson College... Read More

Prior to teaching at UNE, Caroline worked in a variety of clinical settings as an Occupational Therapist, mostly focused on adult physical rehabilitation. Caroline has a special interest in working with adults recovering from poly-trauma, neuro-trauma and brain injury. In addition to clinical work, Caroline serves as a volunteer leader and active member of the Maine Occupational Therapy Association and the American Occupational Therapy Association, working on issues related to Occupational Therapy advocacy and leadership.Read More

I have many years of experience in teaching undergraduate students both on-line and on-campus. My area of experitise includes fundamentals, health assessment and medical-surgical nursing. I believe that learning can be fun and I try to find creative ways to help students learn the content. I continue to work in caring for clients in perioperative services and have experience in caring for clients in critical care units, cardiology and medical-surgical settings. Read More

Steven Blessington, PA-C graduated from Northeastern University, Boston MA, in 1996. Prior to his Physician Assitant training he worked as a Paramedic in a busy inner city EMS system. Steven’s primary interest and focus has remained Emergency Medicine and he currently practices full time in the ED at Maine ... Read More

Judith Boudman has worked in non-profit and grassroots settings for many decades and has taught in the campus-based and online programs of UNE since 2004. She has worked as a community organizer, an executive and supervisor, a grant/contract writer, a clinician and an educator. The venues have been mixed: battered women’s shelter and a sexual assault program, crisis program, native American tribal governments, community mental health centers, foster grandparent program, universities, neighborhood organization, hospice and a psychiatric hospital. These work experiences... Read More

Pamela Bruno, MPH, is a Senior Research Associate contributing to statewide evaluation efforts at the Center for Excellence in Public Health. Pamela has worked as lead internal evaluator for Maine Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program-Education (SNAP-Ed) for the past five years, tracking and measuring outcomes related to direct nutrition education and program efforts designed to change community policies, systems, and environments in order to reduce the burden of obesity and food insecurity. She also participates in a team evaluation of Maine CDC's federally-funded chronic disease program interventions aimed at preventing... Read More