USM goes batty for ‘Die Fledermaus’
The cast was serious about the music in ‘Die Fledermaus’ while also leaving room in their performances for comic improvisation.
Teach Maine Center “Every Teacher A Leader” Conference
The Every Teacher a Leader Conference is a two-day professional development experience based on the model of an ECET2 Convening, which is focused on learning, networking and … Read More
Finance Authority of Maine (FAME) Introduces Forgivable Loan Program for Future Educators
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The Finance Authority of Maine (FAME) is thrilled to introduce a forgivable loan program to support future educators, childcare providers, and speech pathologists in … Read More
Shouldering heavy loads to ease heavy hearts
Engraved stones representing military members who died while on active duty will be exhibited on campus for two months.
Computer Science Students Honored for Excellence in Academics, Research, and Innovation
During its annual awards ceremony, the Department of Computer Science celebrated its brightest minds, recognizing exceptional undergraduate students’ academic achievements, research, innovation, teaching, and … Read More
Dubyak Seminar Series
Dr. Jian Wu, Old Dominion University Title: Toward Uncertainty-aware Data Extraction from Complex Scientific Tables Abstract: Scientific tables offer a compact format for reporting … Read More
Musical adaptation of ‘Little Women’ is not your average Jo of a show
The relationship between aspiring writer Jo March and her sisters is the emotional crux of both the play and the book upon which it was based.
Environmental Science & Policy students present at the American Association of Geographers Conference in Detroit.
Students, Kaitlyn MacPhee & Lily Newton and ESP Associate Professor, Vanessa Levesque presented their poster “Explorations of Resilience Adaptive Capacities in Rural Maine Municipalities” at the American Association of Geographers Conference in Detroit this March.
Environmental Science and Policy students present at the Northeast Natural History Conference
Environmental Science & Policy Students, Ian Mowatt & Sage Tocci, presented posters at the Northeast Natural History Conference on Saturday, April 5.
PhD Alum Michelle Connors’ Dissertation Research Published in Maine Policy Review
Michelle Connors, a 2024 graduate of the PhD in Public Policy with a Concentration in Educational Leadership and Executive Director of the Kennebunk Free … Read More