Letter in Press Herald praises Global Humanities series

A letter to the editor from Tom and Mary Patterson in the Oct. 12, 2009 Portland Press Herald recommended the lecture series presented by UNE's Center for Global Humanities, which is offered at the Portland Campus. "Monday night my wife and I attended a lecture and conversation led by Dr. Reuben Bell. ... We found the discussion was thought-provoking and opened our mind to different perspectives. It is very exciting to see 51品茶offering quality presentations free of charge to the public." Reuben Bell, D.O., is director of Medical Humanities, College of Osteopathic Medicine.

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