The Portland Press Herald interviewed Mia Morrison, an adviser and lecturer in instructional technology with the University of Maine College of Education and Human Development, for an article about the “new normal” of learning at home for Maine’s PreK-12 students and teachers.
Read more
The nonprofit Rural Aspirations Project will host a virtual launch for its new website, Community Learning for Maine (CL4ME) on Thursday, May 14 from 4–5 p.m. on Zoom.
Read more
Tomo Ebihara is the Outstanding Graduate Assistant for 2020 in the School of Kinesiology, Physical Education and Athletic Training.
Read more
Jane Pappas is the 2020 recipient of the Social Justice in Higher Education Award, presented to a graduating student in the student development in higher education master’s program who has demonstrated deep and consistent commitment to understanding, analyzing, and advancing both theory and practice related to diversity, inclusivity, and social justice in higher education as evidenced by both academic and co-curricular pursuits and accomplishments during their graduate studies.
Read more
Kyle Gleason of Sidney, Maine is the outstanding student in Kinesiology and Physical Education, Teaching and Coaching concentration for 2020. Kyle’s concentration included a focus on health education. Hometown: Sidney, Maine High School: Messalonskee High School Parents: Edward and Lisa Gleason Special Thanks: I would like to say thanks to my parents for their love […]
Read more
Ashley Russell is the outstanding student in elementary education for 2020. Ashley hails from Alfred, Maine and was involved in a variety of philanthropy events as an undergrad.
Read more
Laura Farragher-Gemma is the outstanding student in Child Development and Family Relations, Early Childhood Education concentration. Laura is from Millis, Massachusetts, and has worked with young children throughout her time at UMaine.
Read more