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UMaine connects high schools to engineering program
October 19, 2017A new program between the University of Maine and Thornton Academy is allowing students to get an engineering degree in just three years and save at least $24,000 in tuition.
October 19, 2017
Four UMaine campuses to waive tuition and fees for eligible Maine students
October 12, 2017Hoping to lure more Maine undergraduates pursuing full-time study, four University of Maine System campuses will offer financially challenged students free tuition.
October 12, 2017
Meet UNE's new president: Recruiting senior leadership, international students are early initiatives
October 11, 2017James Herbert, who succeeded Danielle Ripich as president of the University of New England in July, discusses some early initiatives in a Q. and A. interview with Mainebiz Senior Writer Renee Cordes.
October 11, 2017
Husson program aims to help students get into high-growth financial planning field
October 4, 2017Husson University College of Business in Bangor has launched an undergraduate degree program in financial planning, a lucrative niche profession projected to see 30% employment growth nationwide between 2014 and 2024.
October 4, 2017
USM unveils $15M 'Promise Scholars' program to aid disadvantaged youths
October 3, 2017The University of Southern Maine Foundation launched a campaign to raise $15 million to fund its Promise Scholarship program, money that would provide up to 100 students with as much as 50% of their costs to attend the university.
October 3, 2017
Northern Maine's colleges finding new ways to strengthen workforce
October 2, 2017University of Maine System Chancellor James Page has said that, if the state's economy is going to improve, Maine has to make it easier — and cheaper — for residents to earn a college degree. A year later, the University of Maine at Presque Isle has
October 2, 2017
Needing more workers, logging industry establishes first-ever training program
October 2, 2017After just three months in Maine's first post-secondary training program for mechanized logging equipment, Cody Dennison already has a couple of job options lined up with forestry companies.
October 2, 2017
Coalition: Nearly half of Midcoast, Downeast nurses to retire in next decade
September 29, 2017Nearly half the registered nurses working in Midcoast and Downeast Maine are expected to retire or reduce work hours over the next 10 years, according to new report released Thursday by the Maine Nursing Action Coalition.
September 29, 2017Grant to support women seeking non-traditional jobs in The County
September 28, 2017The U.S. Department of Labor awarded a $304,291 grant to the Aroostook County Action Program to support women seeking training in non-traditional jobs in northern Maine.
September 28, 2017Netflix CEO’s $5M gift to help under-served Bowdoin students
September 27, 2017Netflix CEO and Bowdoin College graduate Reed Hastings has donated $5 million to his alma mater in Brunswick for a new program to improve graduation rates of students who are low-income, first-generation or traditionally under-represented.
September 27, 2017
Challenged by regulatory ‘minefield’? New Maine Law certificate program might help
September 26, 2017A new certificate program in regulatory compliance launched by the University of Maine School of Law this fall will help non-lawyer professionals at businesses, nonprofits and government agencies across Maine navigate the regulatory minefield in
September 26, 2017
Saint Joseph's College launches Institute for Local Food Systems Innovation
September 25, 2017Saint Joseph's College of Maine has launched the Institute for Local Food Systems Innovation, an initiative with both private and public partners to develop the state's food and beverage industries and meet the region's food security goals.
September 25, 2017
Husson University goes to town with new student townhouses
September 22, 2017Husson University in Bangor unveiled its new student townhouses, built at a cost of $6.5 million, that allow 63 students to live outside of traditional dormitories.
September 22, 2017New Mainers get EMT training at SMCC
September 21, 2017Like Maine, the demographics of the state's emergency providers highlights an emerging workforce problem requiring younger trained emergency medical technicians to replace the providers who will be retiring.
September 21, 2017
St. Joseph's College lights up new $4.7M sports complex
September 19, 2017St. Joseph's College showed off its $4.7 million lighted sports complex with an evening ceremony Monday on the Sebago Lake campus in Standish.
September 19, 2017UMaine System initiative targets student loan debt
September 18, 2017The University of Maine System plans to invest $1.2 million to expand the University of Maine at Farmington's successful Peer-to-Peer Financial Literacy Program across Maine's seven public universities.
September 18, 2017
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