Professional Development
What is UMaine GRAD?
UMaine GRAD was designed to provide a framework for graduate students to learn and master the skills necessary to succeed in personal and professional opportunities at UMaine and beyond. One of our goals is for our UMaine graduate students to be confident, mindful, attentive, intelligent, and exceptional in all realms of life.
To do this, we created a platform for students to continue to grow, become resilient, strive for advancement, and deliver their ideas and themselves in the most upstanding way.
Upcoming Professional Development Events
Maeve Noone-Price, a candidate for Master of Science in Forest Resources, will be defending her thesis titled “How White Pine Weevil (Pissodes Strobi [PECK]) Damage to Eastern White Pine (Pinus […]
Bez Warren, a candidate for Master of Science in Earth and Climate Science, will be defending their thesis titled ” Temporal and Spatial Trends in Precipitation Chemistry of Puerto Rico […]
Kit Carpenter, a candidate for Master of Science in Ecology and Environmental Science, will be defending their thesis titled, “A Study In Fur: Using Mechanistic Modeling and Local Ecological Knowledge […]
Ashley Howes, a candidate for Master of Science in Microbiology, will be defending her thesis titled, “CHARACTERIZING THE ROLE OF POLYMORPHIC TOXINS IN PHAGE-ENCODED ESX-SECRETED TOXIN SYSTEMS ON WHIB7 EXPRESSION […]
Victoria DeMambro, a candidate for Doctor of Philosophy in Biomedical Science, will be defending her dissertation titled “TISSUE NONSPECIFIC ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE, MORE THAN A PRO-MINERALIZING ENZYME.” Zoom meeting: For the […]
Lila Beck, a candidate for Master of Science in Forest Resources, will be defending her thesis titled, ” Hiding in Plain Site? Implications of Long-Term Density Management Trials Across a […]
UMaine GRAD Collaborating Offices
