THE DOWNEAST INSTITUTE IS OFFERING A ONE-WEEK, INTENSIVE COURSE DESIGNED FOR PROFESSIONALS WHO USE EXPERIMENTATION TO UNDERSTAND AND MANAGE NATURAL SYSTEMS, DEVELOP INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES AND PROCESSES, OR WHO SIMPLY NEED TO RECOGNIZE AND USE RELIABLE DATA TO ANSWER QUESTIONS AND SOLVE PROBLEMS. The course will consist of five daily sessions (Monday – Friday) from 9:00 […]
Kara Pellowe, candidate for the Doctor of Philosophy degree in Ecology and Environmental Sciences, will be defending their dissertation.
Matthew A Moyet, candidate for the Master of Science in Ecology and Environmental Sciences, will be defending their thesis.
Selena Callahan, candidate for the Master of Science degree in Food Science and Nutrition, will be defending their thesis.
Matthew Moyet, candidate for the Master of Science in Ecology and Environmental Sciences, will be defending their thesis.
Jake Gutkes, candidate for the Master of Science degree in Zoology, will be defending their thesis.
Charles Gardner, candidate for the Master of Science in Civil Engineering, will be defending their thesis.
Francesca Gundrum, candidate for the Master of Science degree in Wildlife Ecology, will be defending their thesis.
Carol Blasi, candidate for Doctor of Philosophy in History, will be defending their dissertation.
Patrick Callaway, Doctor of Philosophy in History, will be defending their dissertation.
Sandesh Shrestha, candidate for the Master of Science in Forest Resources, will be defending their thesis.
Elena Korotkikh, candidate for Doctor of Philosophy in Earth and Climate Sciences, will be defending their dissertation.
Virginia Valdes, candidate for the Master of Fine Arts degree in Intermedia, will be defending their thesis.
Drew Browning, candidate for the Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering, will be defending their thesis.
Charles Rodda, candidate for Doctor of Philosophy in Climate Change and Earth and Climate Sciences, will be defending their dissertation.
Seyed Ehsan Tabatabaie, candidate for the Doctor of Philosophy in Mechanical Engineering, will be defending their dissertation.
Adam Letourneau, candidate for the Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering, will be defending their thesis.
Joanne DuShane, candidate for the Doctor of Philosophy in Molecular and Biomedical Sciences, will be defending their dissertation.
Noelle Leon-Palmer, candidate for the Master of Science in Zoology, will be defending their thesis.
Jessica Aronis, candidate for the Master of Arts degree in Psychological Sciences, will be defending their thesis.
Brogan Tooley, candidate for the Master of Science in Plant Soil and Environmental Science, will be defending their thesis.
Andrew Hart, a candidate for Master of Science in Microbiology, will be defending their thesis.
Karen G. Smith, candidate for the Ed.D degree in Education: Individualized Program, will be defending their dissertation.
Paige Martin, a Doctor of Philosophy in Graduate School of Biomedical Science and Engineering, will be defending their dissertation.
PianPian Chen, candidate for the Master of Science degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering, will be defending their thesis.
Emily Spaulding, candidate for the Doctor of Philosophy in Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences and Engineering, will be defending their dissertation.
The UMaine Graduate School will be hosting an orientation for new Teaching Assistants (TA) in Stodder Hall. The schedule for the day and more information is posted here.
Parivash Takasi, candidate for the Master of Science degree in Civil Engineering, will be defending their thesis.
The UMaine Graduate School will be hosting an orientation for all new graduate students in Donald P. Corbett, Room 100. The schedule for the day and more information is posted here.
