Northeastern Americas: Humanities Research and Education
Northeastern Americas: Humanities Research and Education, focusing on scholarship of New England, Quebec and Atlantic Canada. The area is distinctive in its international scope, its multicultural depth and its array of campuswide programs, including the Canadian-American Center, Margaret Chase Smith Policy Center, Maine Folklife Center, Franco American Programs, Native American Programs and Humanities Center, as well as the departments of History, English, Art and Modern Languages. Interdisciplinary, regional research contributes to understanding Maine’s cross-border economy, and it provides interpretative resources for the state’s “creative economy” and its heritage-based tourist industry.
- Department of History
- Maine Folklife Center
- Department of Anthropology
- Native American Programs
- Canadian-American Center
- Margaret Chase Smith Policy Center
- Franco American Programs
- Franco-American Centre Franco-Américain
- Humanities Center
- Department of English
- Department of Art
- Department of Modern Languages and Classics
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