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
Sarah McElman, a candidate for Doctor of Philosophy in Mechanical Engineering, will be defending her dissertation titled “Quantifying Metocean Extreme Parameters for Offshore Wind Design and Operation in the United […]
Chayton Boucher, a candidate for Doctor of Philosophy in Chemistry, will be defending his dissertation titled “Evaluating the activity and acid character of tungsten oxide nanoparticles for the catalytic production […]
Aénor Codjo, a candidate for Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering, will be defending her thesis titled “Development of an experimental framework for studying droplet-laden porous disk wake in a […]
Julia Barron, a candidate for Master of Science in Marine Biology, will be defending her thesis titled “Characterizing the Impacts of Climate Change on Winter Flounder Stock Dynamics in US […]
Matthew Scandura, a candidate for Master of Science in Biochemistry, will be defending his thesis titled “DYNAMIC RGS REGULATION OF YEAST G-PROTEIN SIGNALING.” For the Zoom link and password, please […]
Megan Grega, a candidate for Master of Science in Forest Resources, will be defending her thesis titled “Environmental Drivers of Daily Radial Growth and Shrinkage of Red Spruce in Maine.” […]
UMaine GRAD Collaborating Offices
