Since the University of Southern Maine started partnering with the New England Ocean Cluster in 2015, University students and faculty have helped get startups off the ground, helped create environmentally conscious products, formed international collaborations, and worked on projects that could have local, national, or world-wide significance.
Join the Muskie School for a Lunch and Learn session with David Delmar Sentíes on “Workforce training as an act of economic liberation”. Where: 128 Wishcamper, … Read More
by The Boost The University of Southern Maine has new program initiatives to help alleviate the teacher shortage, especially in special education. Read more…
Roberta de Sousa, TESOL graduate and Reiche English Learner teacher, is interviewed in this Portland Press Herald July 23rd article about Portland Public Schools … Read More
News Center Maine Geared toward those already working in schools, particularly as ed techs, the program is fully online. The decision seeks to aid … Read More
Created with current ed techs in mind, the online program seeks to address Maine’s critical need for special education teachers The University of Southern … Read More
Maine Department of Education Newsroom Federal funds through the Governor’s Jobs Plan will be made available to help Maine schools recruit, train, and retain … Read More
(NEWS CENTER Maine): More money for the apprenticeship program means more job training opportunities for USM students who are working toward the next level … Read More
Named for Dr. Charles Scontras, a noted Maine labor historian, author, and educator who died in March 2021, the Charles Scontras Center for Labor and Community Education will be located in Payson Smith Hall on the Portland Campus.
The project, Maine School Psychology: Collaborative Affiliations in Rural Education (Maine School Psychology CAREs), also aims to increase the number of credentialed school psychologists who reflect the diverse backgrounds of students within those communities.