Several University of Maine College of Education and Human Development students are scheduled to take part in the 2022 UMaine Student Symposium (UMSS) on Friday, April 15, part of Maine Impact Week.
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The Bangor Daily News, the Penobscot Bay Pilot and The Franklin Journal were among the local media outlets to promote the upcoming University of Maine Educators Institute, to be hosted this summer by the University of Maine College of Education and Human Development in collaboration with the Maine Department of Education.
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The Bangor Daily News and The Piscataquis Observer shared information about the University of Maine Outdoor Leadership program and Career Center sponsoring a job fair and panel discussions for students interested in careers in the outdoors on March 1 at the Memorial Union.
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The Bangor Daily News published an op-ed by Ian Mette, an associate professor of education leadership at the University of Maine, titled “Why education cannot be ahistorical.”
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The Bangor Daily News reported on a new sculpture for Webster Park in Orono developed by University of Maine faculty, one staff member and a recent graduate to get more people interested in math.
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The Bangor Daily News shared a University of Maine news release on associate professor of curriculum, assessment and instruction Asli Sezen-Barrie’s appointment as rotating program director of the National Science Foundation’s Division for Research on Learning in Formal and Informal Settings.
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The Bangor Daily News published a UMaine News release about a new graduate certificate program being introduced this fall.
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The Bangor Daily News reported on “Sharing Stories: Tips for Parents and Caregivers,” a guide to choosing books for children developed by associate professor of literacy Susan Bennett-Armistead for the Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Literacy website.
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In a Bangor Daily News column, Ian Mette, associate professor of educational leadership, calls for a shift away from accountability in PreK–12 education to address inequities and empower democracy and meaningful social change.
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In a Bangor Daily News op-ed, Hugh Curran, an instructor in the Peace and Reconciliation Studies program, noted the many contributions of Bernard Lown to medicine, health equity and world peace.
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