About UMA Brunswick

UMA Brunswick Center - students sitting at a picnic table next to the iconic planes on Brunswick Landing

UMA Brunswick is one of seven centers around Maine where people can take courses, pursue degrees, and receive all the support they need to earn a degree close to home and on schedules that fit into their family and work lives. Courses are taught by faculty onsite, online, and via web videoconferencing (distance synchronous). The Center is located in a wing of Orion Hall on the Southern Maine Community College Midcoast Campus, 12 Sewall Street, Brunswick.

UMA Brunswick Center has served the southern midcoast area for more than 30 years.
We provide local access to more than 60 university degree and certificate programs.
We offer small class sizes, personalized services, tutoring in math and writing, and Osher scholarships.
Students select from 500+ classes in flexible formats, including a number of traditional onsite classes.

Contact Us

email – umabrunswick@maine.edu

telephone – 207.442.7736

Center Hours

The Center is open for remote and limited in-person services during Winter Break 2025-2026. Students are expected to follow UMS and UMA vaccination guidelines, including COVID-19 guidance.

All services are available remotely: registration assistance, advising, admissions, and enrollment support. Please call 207.442.7736 or email Center Staff to schedule an appointment. Remote services are available M-F.

Winter Break Business Hours: (12/22/25 to 1/20/26)

Staff are available (either remotely or onsite) from Mon to Fri : 8AM to 5PM

The Center is open for business and classes

Monday to Friday 8:00 AM to 3:45 PM

For students who have classes or need appointments outside of these hours, please contact staff to schedule an appointment.

The Center is closed for the following holidays during the Winter Break: 12/23, 12/24, 12/25, and 12/26, and 1/1/26 and 1/19/26. Limited remote services will be available.

Location

UMA Brunswick Center
Orion Hall
12 Sewall Street
Brunswick, ME 04011
(207) 442-7736
Fax: 207.442.7737
Email: umabrunswick@maine.edu

The UMA Brunswick Center is located on the SMCC Midcoast Campus.

UMA Brunswick Driving Directions

Driving Directions

From Woolwich, Wiscasset, Arrowsic and other Midcoast areas north of Bath

Follow Route 1 S toward Bath/Brunswick*.
Take exit ME-24/Cook’s Corner.
Turn right at the intersection in Cook’s Corner onto ME-24 N (Bath Road).
Follow Bath Road for 0.2 mi.
Turn left onto Brunswick Landing.
Follow Admiral Fitch Avenue for 0.7 mi.
Turn left on to Sewall Street.
12 Sewall Street will be on the right at Orion Hall.
Parking is available across the street and behind Orion Hall.

*Bath R 1 Viaduct reconstruction Information.

From Points South

Take Interstate 295N to exit 28 (Brunswick).
Proceed to the third stop light and make a left onto Route 1N towards Bath .
Continue following Route 1N towards Bath.
Take the exit ME-24/Cook’s Corner/Brunswick.
Turn right at the intersection in Cook’s Corner onto ME-24N (Bath Road).
Follow Bath Road for 0.2 mi.
Turn left onto Brunswick Landing.
Follow Admiral Fitch Avenue for 0.7 mi.
Turn left onto Sewall Street.
12 Sewall Street will be on the right at Orion Hall.
Parking is available across the street and behind Orion Hall.

From Points North

Take Interstate 295S to exit 31A (Topsham/Route 196).
Proceed approximately 3 miles through 6 lights on Route 196 .
Stay in the left lane and follow the exit for Bath/Brunswick Route 1N .
Take the exit ME-24/Cook’s Corner/Brunswick.
Turn right at the intersection in Cook’s Corner onto ME-24N (Bath Road).
Follow Bath Road for 0.2 mi.
Turn left onto Brunswick Landing.
Follow Admiral Fitch Avenue for 0.7 mi.
Turn left onto Sewall Street.
12 Sewall Street will be on the right at Orion Hall.
Parking is available across the street and behind Orion Hall.

UMA Brunswick Staff

Linda J. Arris

Administrative Specialist CL2

(207) 442-7736

linda.arris@maine.edu

Linda works to create a welcoming environment at the UMA Brunswick Center business office and reception desk for students, faculty, staff and the larger community. She is a University of Maine at Augusta Mental Health and Human Services graduate and enjoys helping students learn to navigate University technology and systems. Linda also trains and supervises … Read More