News Center Maine reported on the University of Maine aiming to address this shortfall by helping aspiring special educators in rural communities earn master’s degrees that lead to state certification, […]
More than 20% of Maine’s K-12 public school students qualify for special education services, one of the highest rates in the nation. At the same time, schools across the state […]
The Associated Press interviewed Elizabeth Allan, professor of higher education at the University of Maine, about combating violence and misconduct among college students for an article titled “Cornell’s reckonings with […]
The University of Maine’s Maine Educational Opportunity Center (MEOC) plans to significantly expand its reach, serving 3,400 participants annually under a renewed five-year grant from the U.S. Department of Education. […]
Filmmaker Daniel Catullo’s work has taken him from concert stages and music videos to documentary filmmaking. But after a West Virginia University freshman died in a fraternity hazing incident in […]
University of Maine associate professor of family studies Daniel Puhlman has been appointed to the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT) 2026 CEO Workgroup: Artificial Intelligence (AI). The […]
The University of Maine is launching an Early Reading Interventionist graduate certificate aimed at providing teachers and other educators with effective strategies to help young children learn to read and […]
Ten years into teaching general elementary education in his native Washington County, Sean Cavanaugh decided to try something new: special education. Cavanaugh, a 2013 graduate of the University of Maine, […]
A Maine teacher may have an idea for an interactive science demonstration, a classroom game or a multimedia lesson that could help students understand a difficult concept. Turning that idea […]
Growing up in Old Town, Maine, Emma Tupper was surrounded by forests, farms and the kind of close-knit community that defines rural life. At her small school, she immersed herself […]
