The University of Southern Maine Expands Successful Internship Program to Support Arts, Humanities & Nonprofits
The new internships will broaden and complement existing opportunities in fields with a strong focus on science and technology.
The new internships will broaden and complement existing opportunities in fields with a strong focus on science and technology.
A scholarship, a book, and a Memorial “Husky Ruck” mark the brief but meaningful lives of Sgt. Christopher ’04 and Lavinia ’04 Gelineau.
The Kennebunkport Resort Collection gift will name the parenting room on the third floor of the McGoldrick Center, a floor dedicated to cultivating student leadership opportunities and connections, with additional spaces set aside for USM’s Diversity Center, student organizations, Promise Scholars, and the Student Government Business Office.
University leaders, arts faculty and students, and founding donors were joined by Consigli Construction Co., Inc. and other members of the project design/build team to mark a major milestone in the evolution of a building project when the last structural beam is put in place.
The Institute was the creation of its namesake, Olympia Snowe. In 1979, when she was only 31 years old, Snowe became the youngest Republican woman ever to serve in the U.S. House of Representatives.
Town & Country is the Founding Sponsor of USM’s fast-growing Esports Program
A $10,000 grant will go exclusively to USM, and the University is also one of 16 partner agencies that will share in a second $30,000 grant.
Posters from the “Celebrate People’s History” exhibit and event series, as well as a new poster celebrating the Papermaker’s strike that took place in Jay from 1987 to 1988, will be featured in the main Atrium Gallery at 51 Westminster Street from January 11 through February 20.
USM received $160,000 to start or expand Registered Teacher Apprenticeship Programs (RTAP), which allow school system employees to complete their degrees and teacher certification through a combination of on-the-job training and classroom instruction.
Long a premier exhibition space in Lewiston-Auburn, the Atrium Gallery will present its first show of the 2023-2024 season with the work of Frederick Ndabaramiye, an artist originally from Rwanda who is now living in Portland.