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UMaine Music Faculty Presenting Evening of Mozart Jan. 28

Contact: Contacts: Karen Cole, 581-4704; George Manlove, 581-3756 ORONO – Music faculty members in the UMaine School of Performing Arts will perform an evening of Mozart on Saturday, Jan. 28, in honor of the 250th anniversary of the Austrian maestro’s birthday. “Cadenzato” will celebrate Mozart’s birthday with a concert of his chamber music beginning at […]

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UMaine Professor Named Fellow of National Organization

Contact: Kay Hyatt, (207) 581-2761 ORONO, Maine — University of Maine Professor Robert M. Milardo wasrecently named a lifetime Fellow of the National Council on FamilyRelations. The NCFR is the leading membership organization for familyresearchers, educators, policy makers and practicing professionals.Milardo, professor of family relationships, was selected by his peersfor the honor at the organization’s […]

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Cognitive Neuroscientist to Share Views on Education

Contact: Contact: Kay Hyatt at (207) 581-2761 ORONO, Maine — Cognitive neuroscientist and clinical psychologist Herbert J. Weingartner will present a free, public lecture on Tuesday, Jan. 24. His topic will be “Cognitive Neuroscience and Education: Establishing a Dialogue.” Weingartner’s talk, which will explore existing themes, emerging research and implications for teaching and learning, takes […]

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Women’s Issues, Progress is Focus of UMaine Lunchtime Lecture Series

Contact: Contacts: Mazie Hough or Angela Olson 581-1228   ORONO — The Women’s Study Center and Women in the Curriculum at UMaine will take up women’s rights issues and check in on progress over the last several decades. All lunch series programs are held in the Bangor Lounge at the Memorial Union unless otherwise noted, […]

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Faculty, Staff, Students Sought to Welcome Junior Biathloners to Maine

Contact: Contact: Steve Bowler, (207) 866-3400; Scott Arndt, marketing and promotions director, 2006 Biathlon Junior World Championships, 207-540-1000 (work), 207-551-3573 (cell) ORONO — UMaine students, staff and faculty volunteers are being sought to help greet nearly 90 international youngsters arriving Jan. 23-25 at Bangor International Airport to compete in the first Biathlon Junior World Championship […]

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Cabaret at UMaine this Week

Contact: Contact: Matthew Small, (646) 256-0865 ORONO — Six University of Maine performers will present a cabaret called “Songs for Change” this Wednesday and Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Class of 1944 Bear’s Den Pub in Memorial Union. Ticket sales will benefit Alternative Spring Break, a university program that annually dispatches over 50 student […]

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UMaine Athletic Director Search Underway

Contact: Contact: Brent Williamson at (207) 581-4158   ORONO, Me. — A national search for a University of Maine athletic director is underway, with a ten-member search committee at work on identifying qualified candidates to lead the Black Bear athletic department. In November, UMaine President Robert Kennedy appointed the search committee, which is chaired by […]

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UMaine Study Looks at Maine Sea Scallop Populations

Contact: Contact: Paul Rawson (207) 581-4326; David Munson (207) 581-3777 ORONO, Me. – UMaine Professor of Marine Science Paul Rawson and Ph.D. candidate Erin Owen are using funds provided by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and Maine Sea Grant Program to study populations of sea scallops along the Maine coast. An economically important fishery […]

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UMaine Report Helps State Prepare for Oil Spills

Contact: Contact: Caroline Noblet (207) 581-3172; David Munson (207) 581-3777 With the occurrence of two major oil spills along the coast of Maine in recent decades, preparing the state for a quick recovery in the event of a spill has become a critical need. Analysts at UMaine’s Margaret Chase Smith Policy Center have helped meet […]

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Of Land and Water and Trudging Stone-age Men

Contact: Contact; Joe Kelley (207) 581-2162; David Munson (207) 581-3777 It seems that UMaine scientist Joe Kelley is wrapped up in yet another research project. The intrepid marine geology professor recently presented his findings from a three-month research foray into Ireland, where he directed his considerable expertise towards unraveling the dynamic history of the Irish […]

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