Health Equity Dialogues: An Anti-racist Imperative for Public Health Data
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UMA, in partnership with Maine Public Health and New England Public Health Training Center, will host a webinar featuring Dr. … Read More
Maine’s Mid-Century Moment Bicentennial Event: Screening of “Lost Boundaries” in partnership with Maine Historical Society | Nov 12
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The Maine Historical Society and the University of Maine at Augusta will present an online screening of Lost Boundaries, a … Read More
Health Equity Dialogues: Health Equity and Regional Health Systems Challenges
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The University of Maine at Augusta and Maine Public Health Association to hold a panel and round table discussion on … Read More
UMA and UNE – Maine’s Mid-Century Moment Bicentennial Webinar Event: Maine Women Writers Panel | Nov 6
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Mid-Century Maine Women Writers Panel In partnership with the University of New England’s Maine Women Writers Collection (MWWC), the University … Read More
UMA President Rebecca Wyke appointed by Governor Mills to Economic Recovery Committee
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Rebecca Wyke, President of the University of Maine at Augusta (UMA), has been appointed by Governor Janet Mills to an … Read More
Celena Zacchai of UMA Rockland Chosen as Maine Policy Scholar
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Celena Zacchai a local UMA Rockland student is a 2020 Maine Policy Scholar, a collaborative program with the Margaret Chase … Read More
UMA Professor to present final design for Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial as part of City of Portland’s Design Competition
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City of Portland seeks to acknowledge and recognize legacy of civil right leader Robert Katz, UMA art faculty member, is … Read More
POSTPONED: Maine’s Mid-Century Moment Bicentennial Event: Maine Women Writers Panel | March 27
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POSTPONED In the interest of community health, this event will be rescheduled in the fall. Mid-Century Maine Women Writers Panel: … Read More
Maine’s Mid-Century Moment Bicentennial Event | Jan 28
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Maine’s Mid-Century Moment Bicentennial Event: Community Read of We Took to the Woods at Maine State Library Community Read: We … Read More