Department of Technology

April 19, 2018, College of Science, Technology, and Health - Departmental Awards Ceremony recipient for the Department of Technology's Outlanding Alumnus Award 2018 - Glenn J. Campbell - Class of 1997. Glenn went to work for Sabre Yacht http://www.sabreyacht.com/ after graduating from USM. He is now head of the Engineering Department and part of the Sabre design team. It is evident he has not only followed his passion, but has excelled in his pursuit. We are extraordinarily pleased that Glenn Campbellis this year’s recipient of the Department of Technology OUTSTANDING ALUMNUS AWARD for 2018. It is a well-deserved recognition.

April 19, 2018, College of Science, Technology, and Health - Departmental Awards Ceremony recipient for the Department of Technology's Hollis W. Moore Award 2018 - Samuel S. Rickley - B.S. Technology Managment, with a concentration in Electro-Mechanical Systems.

April 19, 2018, College of Science, Technology, and Health - Departmental Awards Ceremony recipient for the Department of Technology's Outstanding Student 2018 - Michael Wong - B.S. Information Technology, minor: Computer Science.

With 42 years of academic service at USM in the Department of Technology, Dr. John Zaner retires in Spring 2017.

Enroll now. The Bachelor of Science degree in Cyber Security (BSCS) is developed to be relevant to the rapidly changing landscape of information security. The techniques, policies, operational procedures, and technologies that secure and defend information systems in local and more broadly based domains will be covered. Hands-on learning is an integral part of the BSCS and in the Maine Cyber Security Cluster (MCSC) Virtual Lab, students experience combating simulated cyber security attacks and develop experience that can be applied immediately in the workplace. http://usm.maine.edu/tech/bs-cyber-security-0

On July 31, 2013, a dozen students from the Sebago Educational Alliance visited the USM Gorham campus and the Department of Technology.

Department of Technology faculty presented at conferences in Tennessee and Louisiana.

USM received a grant from the NSF STEM Scholarship Program to support deserving Maine students who want to study computer science, engineering, environmental science, and technology management .

Dave Early and Construction Management student Gregory Roy, were honored by the Construction Specifications Institute during their Annual Meeting. Both were awarded the Dale C. Mole Student Activity Fund Award.

Four USM Students were awarded $9,000 in scholarships at the 2012 AGC Maine Education Foundation Scholarship Awards Ceremony on September 12th.