USM Media Students Casco Bay Stories: Casco Bay Island History
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During their final semester in the USM Communications and Media Studies program, graduating seniors work in small teams to produce documentary films for local non-profits. This hands-on capstone project provides students the opportunity to use the skills they learned throughout their college career. After researching, planning, working closely with organizations, and executing the production, the films are showcased at the end of the semester. In the spring of 2015, a group of seniors selected CBEP as a partner for their capstone project.
Graduating seniors Joseph Kendrick, Weston Masi, Jenna Palladino, and Grace Waldron created their own Casco Bay Stories by interviewing and engaging with some of the people who work, live, and play in Casco Bay. The students chose to focus on Casco Bay island history, the Portland Water District, Portland Harbor Fish Market, and the Cliff Island ACE program. CBEP Director Curtis Bohlen and Island Institute Fellow Erin Love were also interviewed.
Publication Date
2015
City
Portland, Maine
Keywords
Casco Bay Estuary Partnership, University of Southern Maine, Communication and Media Studies, Casco Bay Islands
Department
Communication and Media Studies
Disciplines
Arts and Humanities | Environmental Education | Environmental Health and Protection | Environmental Monitoring | Environmental Sciences | History | Life Sciences | Natural Resource Economics | Natural Resources and Conservation | Natural Resources Management and Policy | Sustainability | Water Resource Management
Recommended Citation
Kendrick, Joseph; Masi, Weston; Palladino, Jenna; and Waldron, Grace, "USM Media Students Casco Bay Stories: Casco Bay Island History" (2015). Student Scholarship. 2.
https://digitalcommons.usm.maine.edu/cms-student-scholarship/2
