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UMA Alum Rhonda DeContie appointed as Magistrate

Rhonda DeContie has been appointed as Magistrate to the Penobscot Nation Tribal Court. A 2007 graduate of the Justice StudiesRead More

New Maine Community Policing Challenge

This is the perfect video to feature our new Maine Community Policing Challenge. Law enforcement officers across Maine are invitedRead More

UMA Approved for Two New Academic Programs

The University of Maine at Augusta is offering two new, one-of-a-kind online degree programs to train students for careers inRead More

Exploring Race and Social Justice Series

This event series explores the academic theme of race and social justice through a variety of topics. Each event isRead More

Spring Classes on UMA’s 2021-22 Academic Theme — Race and Social Justice

Do you want to learn more about race and social justice? Check out these spring classes. For more information, contactRead More

Maine State Forum on Penobscot Nation Tribal Court and Restorative Justice

UMA’s Maine State Forum Series presents: Restorative Justice and Healing a Community–the Penobscot Nation Tribal Wellness Court Monday, November 8,Read More

Faculty Highlights | Chief Noel March weighs in on Hate Crimes in Maine

Chief Noel March, UMA Lecturer of Justice Studies, joins Assistant Attorney General Leanne Robbin on Maine Calling to discuss hateRead More

Asst. Prof. Bry Martin successfully defends dissertation

Bry Martin, Assistant Professor of Justice Studies and Program Coordinator of Public Administration, successfully defended his dissertation, “Court Dusk, CountryRead More