The Maine Landscapes of Vincent Hartgen, Michael Lewis, and James Linehan Co-curated by Diana Baumbach (Associate Professor of Art & Director of Galleries) and James Linehan (Professor Emeritus of Art), A Sense of Wonder celebrates the legacy of three emeritus professors in Painting: Vincent Hartgen, Michael Lewis, and James Linehan. These educators shaped the Art […]
Many students experience difficulty with math and benefit from targeted math intervention. In the latest talk in the Project TIDES seminar series, Sarah R. Powell from the University of Texas will focus on math trajectories for students and five research-validated practices that are essential for the design and delivery of math intervention. Project TIDES (Teaching and […]
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The History Department Symposium Series presents “Creole at Sea: Race and Belonging in the Age of Revolution.” The talk will be delivered by Nathan Elliott Marvin, associate professor of history, University of Arkansas at Little Rock. The talk is scheduled for September 28 at 3:00 PM. Born in French-Colonial Mauritius at the end of the […]
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Dr. Mary Smyth’s SAT Boot Camp has been used successfully to prepare students to take the SAT for many years. Students practice taking short sections of the test, and are relaxed and well-rested, so they are able to absorb the lessons and practice at their best. Using lessons that she writes herself, Smyth has helped […]
The Maine Landscapes of Vincent Hartgen, Michael Lewis, and James Linehan Co-curated by Diana Baumbach (Associate Professor of Art & Director of Galleries) and James Linehan (Professor Emeritus of Art), A Sense of Wonder celebrates the legacy of three emeritus professors in Painting: Vincent Hartgen, Michael Lewis, and James Linehan. These educators shaped the Art […]
Guest Lecture Series 2026Department of Chemistry Join us as we welcome Ms. Megan Driscoll, Ph.D. Candidate (Cornell University) Grafting well-defined polymers directly from the N-terminus would be a simple, selective, and broadly applicable method of synthesizing peptide-polymer conjugates. We have developed a method to graft controlled polymerization directly from the redox-activated N-terminus of amino acids […]
Catherine Cyr has wide experience in history-based museums in Maine from the Pejepscot History Center in Brunswick to the Franco-American Collection at USM, the Deer Isle Granite Museum, and the Maine Maritime Museum. She holds degrees from Bowdoin College and the Winterthur Program in American Material Culture at the University of Delaware. Her illustrated lecture […]
Quiet, protected co-working time to make progress on your class prep. Need uninterrupted time to finish course prep, draft rubrics, or get through grading? Teaching Focus Hours offers a dedicated, distraction-free space to turn intention into finished work—right alongside your colleagues. This is a high-focus, low-distraction work session modeled after writing accountability groups. We spend […]
How do images, objects, and landscapes help us remember – and what might they retain or remember in their own right? How do material remains shape our understanding of people, places, and past experiences, even as they carry traces and transformations that exceed what is recalled or recorded? Join us as we consider the many […]
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