Exploring Race and Social Justice Series
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This event series explores the academic theme of race and social justice through a variety of topics. Each event is … Read More
Spring Classes on UMA’s 2021-22 Academic Theme — Race and Social Justice
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Do you want to learn more about race and social justice? Check out these spring classes. For more information, contact … Read More
Maine State Forum on Penobscot Nation Tribal Court and Restorative Justice
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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
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Chief Noel March, UMA Lecturer of Justice Studies, joins Assistant Attorney General Leanne Robbin on Maine Calling to discuss hate … Read More
Asst. Prof. Bry Martin successfully defends dissertation
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Bry Martin, Assistant Professor of Justice Studies and Program Coordinator of Public Administration, successfully defended his dissertation, “Court Dusk, Country … Read More
UMA Justice Studies on the virtual national stage
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UMA Lecturer of Justice Studies Noel March, who is also a board member of the International Association of Chiefs of … Read More
The UMA Maine Community Policing Institute Gains National Attention
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At the invitation of The Ohio State University, UMA Lecturer of Justice Studies Noel March presented a talk on the … Read More
Agreement between UMA and Maine Law allows students to pursue undergraduate and law degree through 3+3 Admissions Program
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An agreement between the University of Maine at Augusta (UMA) and the University of Maine School of Law (Maine Law) … Read More
UMA Community Policing Expert invited to Campus Focus Group
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The International Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators will host a webinar entitled, “A Conversation: Ideas for Preparing Other Campus … 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