The Department of Modern Languages and Classics presents the return of its weekly Language Tables. Students, faculty members and members of the community are invited to come and converse in an informal setting where all topics, big or small, can be discussed in the designated language. All levels of language ability are welcome. Tables meet […]
The Department of Modern Languages and Classics presents the return of its weekly Language Tables. Students, faculty members and members of the community are invited to come and converse in an informal setting where all topics, big or small, can be discussed in the designated language. All levels of language ability are welcome. Tables meet […]
A one-hour Zoom meeting will be held to offer updates specific to the agricultural industry. There will be two presentations: “Maine Potato Breeding Program” will be presented by UMaine Professor Greg Porter, followed by “Physical Weed Control in Organic Grains – Recent Advances” with UMaine Professor Eric Gallandt. One MBPC recertification credit has been approved […]
A new art exhibit, exploring and processing COVID and grief through art opens Oct. 5 at the H. Allen and Sally Fernald Art Gallery at the University of Maine Hutchinson Center in Belfast. The show, on display through December, is free and open to the public from 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Monday–Friday.
The Department of Modern Languages and Classics presents the return of its weekly Language Tables. Students, faculty members and members of the community are invited to come and converse in an informal setting where all topics, big or small, can be discussed in the designated language. All levels of language ability are welcome. Tables meet […]
Join UMaine MARINE for this special event to hear from government, business and industry partners, and members of the UMaine MARINE community to discuss and define the Blue Economy in the state of Maine. What is the Blue Economy for Maine and beyond? How does UMaine contribute to the Blue Economy? How can UMaine contribute […]
"Activist Scholars and Social Unionism: The Meaning of the Walsh-Sweezy Case at Harvard University, 1935–1938," presented by Nathan Godfried, Professor of History, The University of Maine and "Academic Freedom, Due Process, and Rights at the University of Maine," presented by Lisa Neuman, Associate Professor of Anthropology and Native American Studies, University of Maine. Godfried will […]
This CUGR Talk will have a panel of UMaine Faculty researchers from different disciplines around campus to talk about their research and how students can get involved with research on campus. This talk is open to Faculty, Staff, and Students who are all excited to learn more about research on our campus. Register here: https://maine.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_OZuq2opMQSqtC6kWuwxiRA
Thursday (Nov. 18) join the Office of Innovation and Economic Development for a workshop on regulatory pathways for medical devices. This session will cover essential principles and practices for anyone working on or considering medical device development. Learn about the critical regulations specific to medical devices, identify key stakeholders and resources, and get help navigating […]
Drawn from a book in progress, titled "Americans Write Canada", this public lecture pairs a close reading of a recent novel by American writer P.S. Duffy, "The Cartographer of No Man’s Land", with the discovery of archival materials that add to and complicate public knowledge about a First World War internment camp, once located in […]
