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Premed Opportunities In Research, Outreach For Maine And Beyond, Cat Caragine

General University of Maine Publications

Undergraduates in premedical studies have a wide variety of opportunities to connect with others and perform cutting-edge research at the University of Maine. Many majors offer premed concentrations and multiple clubs connect students with the medical industry in Maine and beyond.

Katie Tims, from Cornish, chose to attend UMaine because of the large breadth of departments and opportunities available to explore her many interests. She is taking full advantage of these offerings as a third-year biology major, minoring in sustainable food systems with a concentration in premedical studies.

Maine Center Launches 'Greater Good' Podcast Series, Division Of Marketing And Communications

General University of Maine Publications

The University of Maine Graduate and Professional Center, or the Maine Center, has launched a podcast series devoted to complex and emerging issues in law, business and policy.

"The Greater Good" features Maine Center-affiliated students, alumni, faculty and community guests.

Nih T32 Grant Awarded For Gsbse, Christel Peters

General University of Maine Publications

The University of Maine has received a five-year, $1.07 million Institutional Research Training Grant (T32) from the National Institutes of Health. This funding is the first of its kind to be awarded in the state of Maine from the National Institute of General Medical Sciences. According to the NIH, the T32 program supports broad and fundamental, early-stage research training for predoctoral participants in centers that have significant impact on the health-related research needs of the U.S.

University Of Maine Policies And Procedures—Marketing, Advertising, Branding, Public Relations, Media Relations, Web Standards, Social Media, Mobile Applications, Videography And Photography, Division Of Marketing And Communications

General University of Maine Publications

UMaine Marketing and Communications Policies and Procedures have guided the University of Maine community in its marketing and communications activities since 2012. Recognizing the need to enhance the University of Maine’s image and message, a stronger and more defined relationship was established between the Division of Marketing and Communications and the campus community, including the evolving network of UMaine communicators. e goal — to produce consistently high-quality internal and external messages reflecting the University of Maine mission, institutional identity (branding), positioning and strategic priorities.