Titus Abbott
Lecturer in Music
Composition, Saxophone, Music History, Jazz Ensembles
Titus Abbott, M.M., is a composer and saxophonist who performs and records in the US, Canada and Europe with his ensemble the Titus Abbott Collective and as side person in jazz and new music ensembles. Notable collaborators include Frank Carlberg, Curtis Clark, Mary Anne Driscoll, Marilyn Lerner, Michael Sarin, Sean Conly, Jamie Saft and the … Read More
Natasha (Natalia) A. Abramova
Lecturer, PhD Biology
My teaching is based on the following principles: I love the subjects I teach, I teach them in the format easy to understand and to learn; and I encourage learners to question, challenge and apply the subject concepts and practicalities in everyday life. Subjects taught Human biology, general and organic chemistry, genetics, neurophysiology, nutrition and … Read More
Aaminah Aleem
Administrative Coordinator
I have been a part of the Student Life team for over five years. In my role, I help to provide opportunities for students to engage and connect through a variety of events and activities outside of the classroom so they can have a meaningful and rewarding college experience.
Eric D. Allain
Student Services Coordinator
Program Liaison for: Accounting,Architecture, Justice Studies, Music, Public Administration
UMA Augusta Campus
Phone: 207.621.3392
Email: eric.allain@maine.edu
Stephen Allan
Student Services Coordinator
Program Liaison for: Teacher Education
UMA Augusta Campus
Phone: 207.621.3348
Email: stephen.allan@maine.edu
Leigh Alley
Assistant Professor of Education
Dr. Leigh Alley is a longtime leadership and instructional strategist, presently serving as the Executive Director of Maine ASCD and as a member of the part-time education faculty at the University of Maine at Augusta. As the director of consortia for school improvement, as a private consultant, and as a project director, Dr. Alley has … Read More
David Anderson
Part-Time Faculty
I grew up on the coast of Maine where the sea and sailing ships were a part of my everyday life. They sparked a sense of mystery and adventure in me. I had learned to read at an early age and so became very interested in adventure stories and faraway lands. That is probably why … Read More
Robert Anderson
Adjunct Professor of Architecture
Rob is a trained artist and designer, a historian of architecture and art, and devoted to the exploration of issues pertaining to cross-cultural education, phenomenology, plagiarism (and the copy), authenticity, the sacred and profane, social constructions, and challenging the bias of the Western Canon. Rob has a strong affinity for the work of Sverre Fehn, … Read More
Karleen F. Andrews
Microenterprise Specialist (Western Region)