Senator George J. Mitchell Center & Maine's Sustainability Solutions Initiative

Event: The Kennebec Watershed: People Place & Prosperity
When: Wed, May 1 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Description: Seminar featuring Ken Elowe PhD--Assistant Regional Director, Science Applications, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service and Chair of the North Atlantic Landscape Cooperative
For more information contact:
Eileen Johnson, Bowdoin College, ejohnson@bowdoin.edu
Location: Hathaway Creative Cetner, 10 Water St. Waterville ME

Event: Advanced Computing for Everyone Brown Bag Series
When: Thu, May 2 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
Description: Intro to ACG Data Management (DM)

Need to know more about NSF’s data management compliance? Does this ring a bell – or especially if it doesn’t – join Chris and Ami to fi nd out more. Get information on how the ACG can help develop and implement data management plans for your NSF project. Become NSF-compliant and better positioned to receive future grant monies.

Presented by Advanced Computing Group (ACG) and Maine EPSCoR.
Location: 107 Norman Smith Hall; Mitchell Center

Event: SSI Team Retreat
When: Mon, May 13 – Tue, May 14
Location: Schoodic Education and Research Center

Event: SSI Team Retreat
When: Mon, May 13 – Tue, May 14
Location: Schoodic Education and Research Center

Event: PhD. Proposal Seminar - Kristine Hoffman
When: Thu, May 16 11:00 am – 12:00 pm
Description: Breeding Ecology and Habitat Selection of the Blue-spotted Salamamder (Ambystoma laterale) and its Unisexual Kleptogen
Location: 218 Nutting Hall

Event: Acadia Learning Student Poster Symposium
When: Mon, May 20 9:00 am – 10:30 am
Description: For the past year high school teachers and their students have studied mercury in the biota of New England streams, rivers and lakes in cooperation with the Mitchell Center and Maine Sea Grant scientists. Student from Bangor High School, John Bapst Memorial High School, Mount View High School, Old Town High School, Sumner Memorial High School, and other area schools will present the results of their scientific research at a public poster session at Husson University. Acadia Learning is supported by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the Maine Department of Education, private donors, and the Davis Foundation. Partners are SERC Institute, The University of Maine and Maine Sea Grant as well as school districts throughout Maine and the Northeast.
Location: Husson University Campus Center, Bangor