Contact: John Mahon, (207) 581-1976 University of Maine business professor John Mahon is available to discuss how events in Japan may affect global, US and even local economies and markets, including tourism. Mahon, the John M. Murphy Chair of International Business Policy and Strategy in the Maine Business School, expects fallout could be far-reaching. Among […]
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An opinion column assessing the history of contentiousness and volatility between Russia and Turkey, coauthored by James Warhola, professor of politics at UMaine, and former UMaine student Egemen Bezci, now a graduate student studying at the Department of International Relations, Bilkent University, Ankara, Turkey, appeared in the March 10 edition of e-International Relations. “The Wolf, […]
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Contact: Carey Nason, (207) 581-2515 In observation of April being Sexual Assault Awareness Month, the Safe Campus Project at the University of Maine and graduate student Molly Schenck will offer an original theater and dance performance of “It’s Not That Simple” March 25-26 at 7:30 p.m. in the Black Box Theater, Class of 1944 Hall. […]
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Saturday’s Bangor Daily News included a story about the life of retired UMaine history professor C. Stewart Doty, who died on March 4 at the age of 82. Doty, who was a UMaine professor for 31 years, was instrumental in organizing the university’s faculty union in 1978. The author of seven books, he received UMaine’s […]
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A Saturday Portland Press Herald story about Mainers affected by the tragedies in Japan included comments from Keiko Myer of the UMaine purchasing staff and Paul Myer of the business school faculty. Keiko, who moved to Maine from Japan in 2003, learned Friday that her family members are safe. Paul, who lived in Japan and […]
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Saturday’s Bangor Daily News included a guest column by Michael Lang of the UMaine history faculty. Titled “Understanding the cause for the anger over money,” the column provides Lang’s observations related to the current discussion of issues including those related to public employees in Wisconsin.
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Prof. Richard Powell of the UMaine political science faculty is quoted in Bill Nemitz’ Maine Sunday Telegram column about Congressional internships. The column compares the experiences of current UMaine junior Joe Marro with those of 1982 intern Don Willard, who is a friend of Marro’s mother. Willard was also a UMaine student when he worked […]
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Comments from Mark Brewer of the UMaine political science faculty are included in a McClatchy Newspapers story reported in the Kansas City Star and other newspapers. The story examines issues related to several moderate Republican U.S. Senators, including Maine’s Olympia Snowe, who face pressure from conservatives as they approach re-election campaigns.
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The Bangor Daily News posted a Sunday story previewing Monday’s expected announcement of UMaine’s next president. Chancellor Richard Pattenaude will make his recommendation at Monday’s board of trustees meeting in Augusta. The four finalists are James Page, Donald Farish, Daniel Julius and Paul Ferguson.
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Contact: Joe Carr at (207) 581-3571 ORONO — The University of Maine Faculty Senate, Office of the Vice President for Research, Office of Research and Sponsored Programs and Center for Excellence in Teaching and Assessment will present a Friday March 18 workshop on grant funding. “Shared Wisdom of UMaine Faculty for Success in Grant Funding: […]
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