Professors to Discuss Landmark Hazing Study in Boston March 11
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March 26 Lecture to Explore Jewish Folklore
Contact: Pauleena MacDougall, 581-1848 ORONO — The Maine Folklife Center is presenting a lecture Wednesday, March 26, by University of Pennsylvania professor Dan Ben Amos, author and scholar on Jewish, Eastern European and Middle Eastern folklore. “Is There a Jewish Mother in Jewish Folklore?” is the title of the talk, which is free and open […]
Read moreUMaine Engineering Students Spending Spring Break Assessing Honduran Village Water Problems
Contact: Jean MacRae, 581-2137George Manlove, 581-3756 ORONO — Last year, civil engineering undergraduates Heather Martin and Lee Rand joined a group of other UMaine students visiting a small, poverty-stricken community in Honduras over spring break as part of a Spanish language service-learning class. While some in the group led by Spanish professor Kathleen March worked […]
Read moreDo Different Types of Potatoes Affect Appetite? UMaine Graduate Student Recruiting Women for Appetite Study Focusing on Potatoes
Contact: Danielle Meyer at (207) 581-1733 ORONO– University of Maine graduate student Danielle Meyer,working with Dept. of Food Sciences and Human Nutrition Prof. Mary-Ellen Camire, is looking for women between the ages of 30 and 50 for an appetite study involving potatoes. Volunteers who complete all sessions of the study will receive $100 compensation. Some […]
Read moreStudent Research Opportunities Expanded for UMaine Supercomputer
Contact: Yifeng Zhu (207) 581-2499 Bruce Segee (207) 581-2212 Tom Weber (207) 581-3777 ORONO — Two innovative programs being launched at the University of Maine will allow college undergraduates as well as middle-school teachers and their students to experience firsthand the extraordinary educational potential of supercomputer technology. The Supercomputing Undergraduate Program in Maine (SuperMe), […]
Read moreArea High School Students Gathering Feb. 28 for Junior Achievement-Bank of America Titan (Business) Challenge
Contact: Renee Kelly, 581-1141George Manlove, 581-3756 ORONO — Students from five area high schools and 10 area businesses will team up Thursday, Feb. 28, for the Junior Achievement-Bank of America Titan Challenge, part of Maine’s observance of National Entrepreneurship Week. Ten student teams will compete at the Foster Student Innovation Center at UMaine in Orono […]
Read moreVincent Hartgen, Maine Artist, Featured in New Book on his Art, Legacy
Contact: Carl Little at little@prexar.com, 207-667-9735Stephen Hartgen at Stephen_Hartgen@hotmail.com. or 208-420-6761. Orono, Maine, Feb. 21, 2008 ‘ Vincent Hartgen, the prolific Maine artist who founded the University of Maine Art Department, the University of Maine Museum of Art, and advanced arts in the state through a lifetime of promotion and creative works of his own, […]
Read moreNobel Laureate F. Sherwood Rowland, Ozone Researcher, to Speak at UMaine
Contact: Prof. Mark Wells (207) 581-4322; Tom Weber (207) 581-3777 ORONO — F. Sherwood Rowland, who shared the Nobel Prize for chemistry in 1995 for his pioneering work on the formation and depletion of atmospheric ozone, will deliver a lecture March 13, at the University of Maine’s Buchanan Alumni House. Rowland, a professor of chemistry […]
Read moreFogler Library to Host Cartographer Michael Hermann and Penobscot Tribal Historian James Francis
Contact: Gretchen Gfeller, Web and Public Relations SpecialistUniversity of Maine Raymond H. Fogler Library5729 Raymond H. Fogler Library, Orono, ME 04469-5729207-581-1696 ORONO — Henry David Thoreau was not just another Maine tourist. The essays Thoreau wrote about his journeys and experiences in the Maine woods reflect a deep understanding of the spiritual importance of wilderness. […]
Read morePhilosophy Colloquium Presenting Talk on ‘Invisibility of Painting’
Contact: George Manlove: 207-581-3756 ORONO — The UMaine Philosophy Colloquium Series invites the pubic to a lecture today at 4:30 p.m. in the Bangor Room of the Memorial Union. The speaker is John Sallis, the Frederick J. Adelman Professor of Philosophy at Boston College. Sallis will present and discuss his paper, “The Invisibility of Painting.” […]
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