The Graduate School
UMaine Graduate School celebrates 100 years of excellence
We invite you to join us for a year-long celebration of the centennial anniversary of the creation of the Graduate School at the University of Maine. Visit the Graduate School Centennial website for more information and opportunities to commemorate this milestone year.
Click here to download the Centennial graphic mark for departmental use.
Click here to donate to the Graduate School Centennial Impact Fund.
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Graduate School Events
- Nikung Thapa, a candidate for Master of Science in Electrical Engineering will be defending his thesis titled, “SiC […]
- Amanda Garrod, a candidate for Master of Arts in English will be defending her thesis titled, “Reckoning with […]
- Larissa Little, a candidate for Master of Arts in Communication will be defending their thesis titled, “Living in […]
- Marissa McGilvrey, a candidate for Doctor of Philosophy in GSBSE will be defending her dissertation titled, “Methionine Restriction […]
In the News
- The Mount Desert Islander featured the 2024 Acadia Science Fellows, who are both graduate students at the University of Maine. Peter Howe is pursuing his degree through the UMaine School of Forest Resources and Marisa Monroa is a research assistant in the UMaine Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Conservation Biology. The fellowships support research to […]
- National Parks Traveler featured a new effort by the National Park Service to protect Wabanaki archaeological sites in Acadia National Park from climate change that involves collaboration with several Wabanki partners, University of Maine Ph.D. students and Bonnie Newsom, associate professor of anthropology.
Online Events
- Are you new to keeping chickens, or have you been keeping chickens for awhile now and want to […]
- The School of Performing Arts will present a combined concert featuring both the Concert Band and Symphonic Band. […]
- The English Graduate Student Association has announced that the annual spring symposium celebrating the creative and scholarly work […]
- Professor Adam Cureton is the 2024 John M. Rezendes Visiting Scholar in Ethics. An internationally recognized disability scholar […]
Center for Innovation in Teaching and Learning Events
- Join us at an antiracist teaching and learning retreat during which we will engage in storytelling, dialogue, creative […]
- In-person participation strongly encouraged; hybrid can be accommodated. Alternate Tuesdays from 9:30 am -10:30 am starting on Jan 30th Changing […]
- In-person attendance strong encouraged; hybrid can be accommodated Monday January 29th @ 12:00pm – Orientation and Welcome January 29th […]
- In-person participation strongly encouraged; hybrid can be accommodated. Monday January 29th @ 9:00am – Orientation and Welcome *Optional working meetings […]