Graduate Certificate in Substance Use Disorders now available at UMA
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Mental Health and Human Services Program now offers the opportunity to obtain a graduate certificate in substance use disorders completely … Read More
Campus Compact names UMA student as 2020-2021 Newman Civic Fellow
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Campus Compact, a Boston-based non-profit organization working to advance the public purposes of higher education, has announced the 290 students … Read More
Master of Science in Cybersecurity now offered by UMA and USM
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Program will provide training to fill demand for highly skilled technologically savvy workforce; applications now being accepted for Fall 2020 … Read More
Cyber Moose is ready for NCL Spring 2020
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Let the cyber games begin! The National Cyber League (NCL) competition started April 3. The Cyber Moose, our cyber competition … Read More
UMA Students take part in MDI Biological Laboratory Program adapted to maintain social distancing
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Curriculum revised to allow students to take part in program when COVID-19 and need for social distancing prohibited in-person laboratory … Read More
Professor’s Martin Luther King Memorial Design to go to our Nation’s Capitol
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Hallowell resident and University of Maine at Augusta (UMA) art professor Robert Katz spent the past 10 months researching the … Read More
Postponed: Maine State Forum Series presents Secretary of State Matthew Dunlap
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POSTPONED In the interest of community health, this event will be rescheduled in the fall. The Maine State Forum series … Read More
Chief March, Lecturer of Justice Studies, co-hosts on WVOM 101.3FM & 103.9FM
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UMA Lecturer of Justice Studies, Chief Noel March, has temporarily landed a prime spot on drive time talk radio as … Read More
Juyoung Shim presents at the 2020 Maine Sustainability and Water Conference
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Juyoung Shim, a faculty in the biology department is invited to give a talk about arsenic toxicology research which she … Read More
MHHS student Keisha B. shares her story
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28-year old Keisha Beal shares her story of perseverance through food insecurity. We tip our hat to Keisha as she … Read More