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Vision

To establish a place where collective problem-solving drives research and education to create a just, prosperous, and sustainable world

Mission

To connect Mainers with world-class research and education; convene and prepare our knowledge and innovation workforce; and converge around contemporary Maine challenges in the Portland area and beyond.

Center for Research on Sustainable Forests (CRSF)

CRSF conducts and promotes leading interdisciplinary research on issues affecting the management and sustainability of northern forest ecosystems and Maine’s forest-based economy. Forest research and its application are rapidly evolving due to unprecedented availability of data provided by emerging technologies and CRSF helps to lead the development, integration, and application of these emerging technologies to address current and future issues in natural resources.
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Seth Campbell

Seth Campbell is an assistant professor in the School of Earth and Climate Sciences, with a joint appointment in the Climate Change Institute, who uses geophysical methods, numerical and analog modeling, and airborne and satellite remote sensing to study the changing cryosphere and near-surface geology of Earth. He is interested in applying geophysical methods to studying the existence and origin of sedimentary and glacial deposits, as well mapping surficial and bedrock structures.
Portrait of Seth Campbell

Emily Dunlap

Emily Dunlap has received the Thomas E. Lynch Honors Fellowship, been recognized as a James S. Stevens Outstanding Junior, and is an alumni member of the 2021 Macy’s Great American Alumni Marching Band. In fall 2020, she was a part of an externship program with her former middle school where she taught free, online Zoom lessons — an experience she said made her realize the level she wanted to teach in her future.
Portrait of Emily Dunlap

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