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UMPI doubles down on agriculture offerings, will open research greenhouse
March 13, 2018The University of Maine at Presque Isle will begin offering a bachelor's degree in agriculture this fall and open a research greenhouse.
March 13, 2018
Virtual reality enlightens medical students about end-of-life care
March 9, 2018A virtual reality simulation due out this spring will put users in the shoes of a patient undergoing hospice care and of those looking after the patient. The simulation, intended as a teaching tool for medical students and health care professionals
March 9, 2018
UNE, CVS Health partner in specialty pharmacy residency program
March 6, 2018The University of New England College of Pharmacy is partnering with CVS Health to offer a residency training program in specialty pharmacy. The fastest-growing segment of the pharmacy industry, specialty pharmacy focuses on high-cost, high-touch
March 6, 2018
Colby's first Waterville downtown development piece is in place
February 28, 2018The first building in Colby College's multi-property Main Street project is renovated and occupied, and other downtown projects, both the college's and those by others, are following.
February 28, 2018
Maine Startup & Create Week to continue under new brand and leadership
February 15, 2018The annual Maine Startup & Create Week will continue under the new name of Startup Maine and new leadership, with Katie Shorey being named president and chairwoman of the board.
February 15, 2018
Search for UMaine president narrows to four finalists
February 15, 2018Four finalists have been named in the search for a successor to Susan Hunter, who became the first woman to serve as president of UMaine in July 2014 and announced almost two years ago her plans to step down on June 30, 2018.
February 15, 2018
UMaine Augusta's online bachelor's program ranks in nation's top 100
February 12, 2018In its latest ranking of the country's best online bachelor's degree programs, U.S. News & World Report puts the University of Maine at Augusta in the top 100.
February 12, 2018UMaine campuses in The County tackle region's workforce challenges
February 2, 2018University of Maine at Fort Kent and the University of Maine at Presque Isle are collaborating to leverage resources in order to meet workforce development needs and higher education demands in northern Maine.
February 2, 2018Thomas College using grant to save students $200,000 in textbook costs
January 31, 2018Thomas College aims to save students $200,000 in book costs over the next three years thanks to a grant from the Davis Educational Foundation.
January 31, 2018UMaine board endorses preliminary plan to demolish 3% of campus facilities
January 30, 2018The University of Maine System Board of Trustees unanimously approved a preliminary plan to knock down up to 300,000 gross square feet of vacant or obsolete space on its campuses.
January 30, 2018
Nursing enrollment up 11% at Maine's public universities
January 30, 2018A focused effort to expand nursing education in response to projected health care workforce shortages has expanded nursing enrollment in Maine's public universities by 11% in the last seven years.
January 30, 2018
UMaine System 'pathways' program addresses demand for engineers
January 29, 2018The University of Maine System is launching the Maine Engineering Pathways Program in the fall to help more students prepare for a Maine-based career in engineering in response to a critical state shortage of trained engineers.
January 29, 2018
In a tight labor market, contractors strategize to meet demand
January 22, 2018Pooling resources with another contractor is the strategy employed by Landry/French Construction and others to employ Maine workers on Maine jobs.
January 22, 2018SMCC's Construction Institute steps up to meet Maine contractors' workforce needs
January 22, 2018Southern Maine Community College awarded certificates Jan. 10 to the first students to complete the Construction Institute program, designed to address unmet needs in the state's construction industry.
January 22, 2018
St. Joseph's College calls off partnership with Cate Street-backed company
January 17, 2018St. Joseph's College has ended its partnership with Organic Nutrition Inc. to develop a hydroponic greenhouse on the college's Standish campus.
January 17, 2018
Video highlights logging as an 'exciting industry' for young job-seekers
January 16, 2018The Professional Logging Contractors of Maine has launched a promotional video to publicize the state's year-old program that provides much-needed trained loggers for the state's $8.5 billion forest products industry.
January 16, 2018
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