The Maine-Greenland Project (MELG) explores connections between social and ecological systems within Maine and Greenland. Piribeck and Gerstenblatt became interested in Greenland because of the climate … Read More
Please save the date for two important Accounting events occurring in September! Thursday, September 21st, from 4-6pm the School of Business will be hosting its … 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
What is USM’s AGILE My Inbox? USM’s AGILE My Inbox is a weekly newsletter brought to you by the USM’s Learning Support team. Every learner can become more AGILE, which … 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
I hope this message finds you well and ready for an amazing academic year ahead. For the year ahead, USM PD is actively planning numerous engagements with the campus community and eagerly anticipates collaborating with all the campus community. Our goal is to foster a strong sense of togetherness, exchange ideas, and work collectively toward creating a vibrant and inclusive campus environment.
School psychology faculty, Dr. Samantha Blair, collaborated with colleagues at two other institutions to gain insight into the use of peer supervision within school … Read More
USM school psychology faculty, Drs. Mark Steege and Jamie Pratt, contributed to the National Association of School Psychologist’s new edition of its foundational publication: … Read More
Morgan Talty’s (Penobscot Indian Nation) national bestselling and critically acclaimed story collection “Night of the Living Rez,” was reviewed for “The New York Review … Read More