Honors Program

USM Honors Program alum, Rose Hyland, encourages students to apply for an internship with Senator Susan Collins!

Community Engagement and Career Development just opened application for spring 2017 internships at some of the best companies in Maine including IDEXX, Tyler Technologies, Maine Biotechnology Services, and many more. These are part-time internships pay $14 an hour and are focused on STEM disciplines.

USM debuts free mobile app

Bryer draws from his experiences working with water sanitation projects in third world countries to give insight into the best practices for helping these communities. Sometimes the best projects are the simplest that don't need to be reinvented.

Congratulations to the FOUR Honors Students who have won the UROP fellowships for 2016-17. The Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP) at USM is a scholarly fellowship that brings together diverse areas of undergraduate student research and creative activities. It is a program for student-faculty collaboration with tremendous mutual intellectual and professional development benefits.

A staged reading, directed by our very own Professor Assunta Kent, of Rachael Crothers's famous 1920 play He and She will be performed by Intro Theatre students here in the Talbot Lecture Hall, Portland Campus.

A generous gift from A. Carolla Hagland and a large grant from MEIF will work together to fund Honors Program trips to Iceland.

USM Athletic Training Student Leah Dell wins quiz bowl, earns scholarship at Eastern Athletic Trainers' Association conference.

Monday, November 16th Students will perform selected scenes from Harriet Beecher Stowe’s 1852 novel Uncle Tom’s Cabin and George Aiken’s theatrical dramatization of the novel from the 1850s. 5:45PM-7:30PM 10 Bailey Hall, Gorham Campus

USM Honors student Jacob LiBrizzi publishes poem with Portland based publishing company Pine Pitch Press. The poem Cesium’s Bell will appear in the collected works issue Then, Again, centering on the theme “seconds.”