Work continues on Low-Cost Prosthetic Prototypes
Video taken during the project Shannon Moss of NEWS CENTER Maine covered USM Mechanical Engineers working with the Portland Rotary Club to create low-cost … Read More
Maine Sunday Telegram: Collaborative Exhibit puts Osher Library On the Map
The Osher Map Library and Smith Center for Cartographic Education was featured in the Portland Press Herald on Sunday, November 1, 2020. The article features the Map Library’s involvement in the Digital Project, “Mapping a World of Cities.”
USM graduate Dolloff named 2021 Maine Superintendent of the Year
The Maine School Superintendents Association has selected a 33-year veteran of Maine Public Schools and the 2004 Maine High School Principal of the Year … Read More
USM’s McQuade earns a pair of honors for Criminology book
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USM Criminology professor Brendan McQuade recently earned a pair of prestigious honors for his examination of incarceration and the growth of surveillance in his book, … Read More
CubeSat Research and STEM Initiative @ USM
USM invites you for the new CubeSat workshop Series for K-16. Please email Scott.eaton@maine.edu with any questions.
USM Honors Program on WMPG Maine Connected Podcast
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Maine Connected podcast program is founded by Honors student Ashley Salguero-Gonzalez. The program objective is to inform the public with current news about what … Read More
Honors Program’s Commitment to Antiracism
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Dear all, The recent killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, Tony McDade, and countless others has kicked off national conversations about antiblack … Read More
Recent college grads navigate the job market
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2020 college graduates are seeking virtual work in their fields to secure employment during the pandemic. BY ANDREA SWIEDOM – THE FRANKLIN JOURNAL College … Read More
PhD Candidate Receives American Library Association Honor
Public Policy PhD candidate, Sonya Durney, has been named to the American Library Association’s (ALA) Policy Corps. Durney, who is a student in the … Read More
USM Honors Student Finds Meaningful Work Amid Pandemic
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This is a partial posting of an article by Marc Glass/USM Public Affairs (“USM Bachelor of Social Work Students Find Purposeful Work Amid the … Read More