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Art of Climate Science
An exhibit of photography and art from researchers at the University of Maine’s Climate Change Institute, highlighting research activities of CCI faculty, students and staff engaged in climate change research at the University of Maine and around the world. The purpose is to share the nature and beauty in our work with the public. For additional information or to request an accommodation, contact Nancy Bergerson at 207.338.8049.
Find out more »Cooking for Crowds, Augusta
Many organizations and community groups rely on volunteers for a variety of food events such as fundraising, fellowships, food pantries or other service to the community. But cooking for a crowd is tricky. How do you store all that food? When is the food completely cooked? How long can you leave food on the buffet table? Join UMaine Extension Community Education Associate Debbie Barnett in this workshop on safe food handling designed specifically for volunteers. Participants receive "Cooking for Crowds,"…
Find out more »Art Exhibition: Susan Groce and Antonia Small
This summer, the Lord Hall Gallery on the University of Maine campus hosts exhibitions by two of Maine’s leading artists, both of whom live in Port Clyde. “Susan Groce: Prints and Drawings” will present the work of Groce, a professor of art at UMaine. Both Groce's small- and large-scale images speak to the nature of space and the environment. Through her art, Groce makes visible the complexity and impermanence of the world and “how through environmental time, elemental forces such as wind,…
Find out more »Dining with Diabetes Down East, Prospect Harbor
This free program complements medical care by teaching people with type 2 diabetes or prediabetes, and their family members and caregivers what they can do to help control blood sugar, blood pressure and cholesterol. UMaine Extension registered dietitian and nutritionist Alan Majka will provide presentations, lead discussions and demonstrate preparation of nutritious recipes that participants can sample. Participants will meet once a week for four weeks. You will learn how to select and prepare foods that help to control blood…
Find out more »School Counselor Update Event: Freeport
School counselors are invited to join our recruitment staff to learn about new initiatives on-campus, updates in our admissions process and the University in general. For more information, visit go.umaine.edu/counselors/counselor-events/.
Find out more »Spanish Table
No matter your level, bring your lunch and join us for conversation in Spanish. This event is held every Thursday when classes are in session.
Find out more »2017 Senator George J. Mitchell Lecture on Sustainability
Facts versus Values: How can we make better decisions? Keynote speaker: Thomas Dietz, Michigan State University Remarks by Senator George J. Mitchell. Reception to follow. The 21st century will see unprecedented transformations in human life and vast changes on planet Earth. Key among these are the problems of sustainability, but emerging technologies — especially the intersection of nano, bio, information and cognitive technologies — also have the potential to reshape human life. These challenges will require difficult decisions based on both science and…
Find out more »New Writing Series — Mark Tardi (Poetry)
The New Writing Series opens its eighteenth season of literary programming at the University of Maine with a fiction reading on September 14. The line-up for the fall is as follows: Sept. 14 — Joanna Ruocco (fiction) Sept. 21 — Mark Tardi (poetry) Oct. 5 — Claire Donato (poetry, digital humanities) Oct. 19 — Roy Kesey (fiction) Nov. 9 — Idra Novey (fiction) All NWS events are held at 4:30 p.m. on Thursday afternoons in the Allen and Sally Fernald APPE Space in 104 Stewart Commons. Visiting writers are introduced by English faculty members. All events are free and open to…
Find out more »Woodard and Curran Engineering Open House
Woodard and Curran is an is a 1,000-person, engineering, science and operations company based in Portland. The company employs many types of engineers and was founded by a former professor and a graduate student. For more information about Woodard and Curran, visit woodardcurran.com or www.facebook.com/WoodardCurran. Come and learn about Woodard and Curran as well as engineering consulting as a career option. Use the following link to pre-register for the event. One of the pre-registered attendees will win a $100 UMaine bookstore gift card. Pre-registration…
Find out more »Touchstones of Inspiration: Notes from a Sculptor
A lecture by Hugh Lassen. For more information about Hugh Lassen and his work, visit hughlassen.com.
Find out more »Experiences as a Latino that Influenced a Career
This is the first lecture in the Hispanic Heritage Month Lecture Series 2017. Presented by Rachelle Tome, a former Chief Academic Office for the Maine Department of Education. Free and open to the public. A reception will follow the lecture. To view the series flyer, click here.
Find out more »Art of Climate Science
An exhibit of photography and art from researchers at the University of Maine’s Climate Change Institute, highlighting research activities of CCI faculty, students and staff engaged in climate change research at the University of Maine and around the world. The purpose is to share the nature and beauty in our work with the public. For additional information or to request an accommodation, contact Nancy Bergerson at 207.338.8049.
Find out more »Art Exhibition: Susan Groce and Antonia Small
This summer, the Lord Hall Gallery on the University of Maine campus hosts exhibitions by two of Maine’s leading artists, both of whom live in Port Clyde. “Susan Groce: Prints and Drawings” will present the work of Groce, a professor of art at UMaine. Both Groce's small- and large-scale images speak to the nature of space and the environment. Through her art, Groce makes visible the complexity and impermanence of the world and “how through environmental time, elemental forces such as wind,…
Find out more »Family and Friends Weekend
Join the Division of Student Life in welcoming back family members and friends of current UMaine black bears. Visit umaine.edu/studentlife/familyandfriends for all event details.
Find out more »School Counselor Update Event: Portland
School counselors are invited to join our recruitment staff to learn about new initiatives on-campus, updates in our admissions process and the University in general. For more information, visit go.umaine.edu/counselors/counselor-events/.
Find out more »Field Hockey vs Northeastern University
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Find out more »Structural Dynamics of Adult Peripheral Neurons
A talk by Ben Harrison, Ph.D., University of New England. Harrison has a Bachelor’s Degree in Molecular Genetics from the University of Wales and a Ph.D. in Molecular Biology from the University of Edinburgh in Scotland. He received postdoctoral training in Neuroscience and Bioinformatics with Jeff Petruska and Eric Rouchka at the Kentucky Spinal Cord Injury Research Center, University of Louisville. His research focuses on the molecular mechanisms that control neuron growth in the adult/developed nervous system. As a new faculty…
Find out more »The To-Night Show at the Emera Astronomy Center
In this all-live late night talk show styled planetarium program, your host will bring you the latest and greatest in astronomy news including NASA missions, new discoveries, and plenty of (bad) jokes. Starring 4-time Emmy watching host Scott Mitchell, the legally and creatively distinct To-night Show offers fun and entertainment, while definitely not infringing on the copyright of NBC. The guest stars here are a lot brighter than your usual fare. Come check it out. Praise for the To-Night Show: "Isn't…
Find out more »Ryan MacDonald: Guest Artist and Alumnus Flute Recital
For a full schedule of events or to purchase tickets, visit umaine.edu/spa/fall-calendar-2017.
Find out more »Acadian Soirée
A celebration of delicious Acadian food, culture and lively music. Adults $20 / Children 13 and under $10 For more information, click here.
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