The deadline for submission is Friday, March 29. The recipient of the award will be honored during the University’s annual Homecoming weekend to be held in September.
The University of Maine at Fort Kent has recently launched the Bengal Executives initiative, designed to help students direct their futures through experiential learning opportunities such as micro internships with employer partners, pre-professional trainings, career exposure, student support and leadership and network development.
The Acadian Archives/Archives acadiennes at the University of Maine at Fort Kent will host a presentation entitled “Mūzikas Saknes – Musical Roots” by UMFK Professor of Music and Education Dr. Scott Brickman on Thursday, February 1 at 6 p.m. at the Acadian Archives.
The University of Maine at Fort Kent Assistant Professor of Behavioral Science Lisa Lavoie, PhD, MAIS, LCPC-C, CADC, MHRT-C, CRC, has successfully defended her PhD dissertation entitled “Exploring the Experience of Supervisee Shame in Licensed Professional Mental Health Counselors: A Phenomenological Study” on August 28.
On December 1 the University of Maine at Fort Kent nursing department hosted a Pediatric Health Fair at the UMFK Sports Center. Over 450 children from surrounding communities, kindergarten to grade 6, attended the event which showcased 36 booths of varying health and wellness topics appropriate for children.
The trustees of the Maine Higher Education Assistance Foundation are pleased to announce the awarding of a scholarship for $1,200 to Maddix Corriveau of Madawaska.
The Archives acadiennes/Acadian Archives will sponsor a screening of “La Frontière”, a documentary film on the border regions of Maine, at the University of Maine at Fort Kent on Friday, Nov. 17 at 7 p.m. in Nadeau Hall conference room. The event is free and open to the public.
The University of Maine at Fort Kent will host its annual fall open house for prospective college-bound students on Friday, November 3 to give everyone a chance to experience campus life.
The University of Maine at Fort Kent English faculty have planned a Train of Events each day from Oct. 11-15. Faculty, staff, students, and community members are encouraged to participate in various Harry Potter books and literacy awareness readings that are scheduled to take place after the University’s fall break
Hundreds came out on Friday night and cheered as newly donated lights illuminated the University of Maine at Fort Kent’s first-ever night game.
