The University of Maine at Fort Kent will host its fifth annual Athletic Hall of Fame Induction Dinner and Ceremony on Saturday, March 24 in the University’s Sports Center and a Caribou native is being honored.
The University of Maine at Fort Kent has been selected as a member of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute’s Science Education Alliance (HHMI SEA), an honor which will allow UMFK biology faculty to attend National Genomics Research Initiative training sessions this spring and summer and to adopt a course curriculum for implementation next fall.
The University of Maine at Fort Kent has renamed and revamped its forest technology program to better reflect what prospective students are looking for in post-secondary education, as well as for employers in the job market, looking for professionally-trained foresters.
Landscaping and gardening are becoming popular activities for families. In years past, yards were mostly a free-for-all. Older homes had popular flowers such as, old-fashion phlox, hollyhocks, sweet peas, golden glow, lily of the valley, day lilies, lilac, honey-suckle, spirea and old-fashioned rose bushes.
Eleven current University of Maine at Fort Kent students and two community leaders will be inducted into the UMFK Nursing Honor Society at a special ceremony on Wednesday April 22, at 4 p.m. in the Nadeau Hall teleconference room.
They are young women, each 19 years old. Both enjoy the outdoor life and hunting. One is from Maine and looking forward to a promising future.
Two University of Maine at Fort Kent graduates presented a project on Ice Jams and Flood Modeling at the fall conference of the Maine GIS User Group (MEGUG) on Friday, Sept. 26, in Presque Isle.
The University of Maine System Board of Trustees approved the establishment of a Center for Rural Sustainable Development in northeastern Maine during a Jan. 13 meeting.
The Academic Outreach Office and the Environmental Studies program at the University of Maine at Fort Kent will host four guest speakers during the spring semester.
The Academic Outreach Office and the Environmental Studies program at the University of Maine at Fort Kent will host four guest speakers during the spring semester.
