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Fy2000 Annual Report On Utilization Of State Research & Development Appropriations For Operations And State Research Capital Bonds, University Of Maine System
Fy2000 Annual Report On Utilization Of State Research & Development Appropriations For Operations And State Research Capital Bonds, University Of Maine System
General University of Maine Publications
The University of Maine System is required to submit in January of each year an annual report on the utilization of state research appropriations for operations and state research capital bonds. The report is to cover the most recently completed fiscal year.
Students' Good Works Help Others, Kay Hyatt
Students' Good Works Help Others, Kay Hyatt
General University of Maine Publications
In this season of good will, University of Maine Upward Bound students can reflect on their good works. As winter embraces their area high schools, members of the Public Service Group can find warmth in remembering the community-spirited deeds they performed around the Greater Bangor area during the summer and in planning for future projects.
Initiating The Dialogue: Academic Research Ethics In Indian Country, University Of Maine
Initiating The Dialogue: Academic Research Ethics In Indian Country, University Of Maine
Cultural Affairs Distinguished Lecture Series
Native American Studies is applying for a Cultural Afrairs & Distinguished Lecture Committee Grant), order to present a two-day symposium (I2-I3 April) during the spring semester of 2001. The topic of the symposium will be, Initiating the Dialogue: Academic Research Ethics in Indian Country, The purpose of the Symposium is to provide a forum in which University of Maine Faculty and the Maine Indian communities can begin to discuss the role of professional ethics when working with Native communities. This will provide an opportunity for University researchers (which ultimately includes Faculty, Graduate, and Undergraduate researchers) who do research involving Indian …
Study Highlights Local Approach To Mea Assessment, Kay Hyatt
Study Highlights Local Approach To Mea Assessment, Kay Hyatt
General University of Maine Publications
A study from the Center for Research and Evaluation at the University of Maine provides a framework for conducting local evaluations involving the Maine Educational Assessment. While maintaining the value of the statewide MEA, the authors support the importance of local assessment and encourage educators to use it as a tool for examining curriculum and other local factors. The MEA is designed to align with the Maine Learning Results and measure schools' progress toward meeting the new learning standards.
Successful Reading Program Marking 10th Year In Maine, Kay Hyatt
Successful Reading Program Marking 10th Year In Maine, Kay Hyatt
General University of Maine Publications
The Reading Recovery literacy program will mark its10th anniversary in Maine at a special conference Dec. 6-7 at the Samoset Resort and throughout the new year. The conference will feature some of the top educators nationally and in Maine presenting keynote addresses and workshops on major issues and developments in early literacy. In addition, a Greenville sixth grader will share a letter she wrote to her local school board about how the program has helped her succeed in school.
December Concert For The Oratorio Society, School Of Performing Arts
December Concert For The Oratorio Society, School Of Performing Arts
Cultural Affairs Distinguished Lecture Series
The Oratorio Society performed Benjamin Britten's "St. Nicolas," with the graduate string quartet, a bass player, two pianos, percussion and an organ. Faculty member Fran Vogt the featured tenor soloist, was joined on vocals by a children's choir. The second half of the program included a selection of traditional Christmas carols, with piano accompaniment.
2001 A Peace Odyssey, Peace Studies Program
2001 A Peace Odyssey, Peace Studies Program
Cultural Affairs Distinguished Lecture Series
The Peace Studies Program and Office of Multicultural Programs are pleased to announce a collaborative series of events in February 2001 to celebrate both Black History Month and the Peace Studies Spring Series entitled "2001: A Peace Odyssey":
Umaine Grant To Build Coordinated Response To Crime, Prevention, Kay Hyatt
Umaine Grant To Build Coordinated Response To Crime, Prevention, Kay Hyatt
General University of Maine Publications
A grant from the U.S. Department of Justice will enable the University of Maine to better coordinate its response to crimes against women on campus and strengthen awareness and prevention programs. Funded by a two-year $302,256 grant from the Justice Department's Violence Against Women Office, the Safe Campus Project will work to develop stronger collaboration among campus and community resources to improve the efficiency of continuing education and prevention, as well as advocacy for victims of sexual assault, domestic violence and stalking.
Annual Book Drive Under Way, Kay Hyatt
Annual Book Drive Under Way, Kay Hyatt
General University of Maine Publications
Children's books for needy area youngsters from toddlers to teens are again being collected by the College of Education and Human Development at the University of Maine. The public is invited to join in this annual tradition by donating new books or used books in very good condition.
Math/Science Teacher Collaborative Targets Campuswide Participation, Kay Hyatt
Math/Science Teacher Collaborative Targets Campuswide Participation, Kay Hyatt
General University of Maine Publications
The Maine Mathematics-Science Teacher Excellence Collaborative is actively working toward its goals of improving the recruitment, preparation and support of students with strong interests in math, science and technology to help address the national shortage of math and science teachers for grades 7-12.
Location Evaluation And The Maine Educational Assessment: A Framework For Examining The Relationship Between Mea Scores And Other Academic Indicators In Maine Schools, Theodore Coladarci, Robert Ervin, David L. Silvernail
Location Evaluation And The Maine Educational Assessment: A Framework For Examining The Relationship Between Mea Scores And Other Academic Indicators In Maine Schools, Theodore Coladarci, Robert Ervin, David L. Silvernail
Maine Education Policy Research Institute
No abstract provided.
Internship Learning Contract, Career Center
Internship Learning Contract, Career Center
General University of Maine Publications
Students need to develop a list of things that they wish to learn or accomplish while completing the internship. The student should determine if the goals are appropriate for the particular internship or co-op by consulting with the on-site supervisor and the faculty coordinator.
Policy Specialist Joins Umaine Research Center, Kay Hyatt
Policy Specialist Joins Umaine Research Center, Kay Hyatt
General University of Maine Publications
A new researcher specializing in educational policy, funding and intergovernmental relations, is expanding the expertise of the Center for Research and Evaluation at the University of Maine College of Education and Human Development. Pushpam Jain, who recently completed his Ph.D. in Education Policy at the University of Chicago, joined the CRE, the Maine Education Policy Research Institute and the College in October as an assistant research professor.
New Position A Homecoming For Career Educator, Kay Hyatt
New Position A Homecoming For Career Educator, Kay Hyatt
General University of Maine Publications
Career educator Owen J. Logue has returned to the University of Maine to coordinate and guide student academic services in the College of Education and Human Development. As assistant dean for Academic Services, Logue provides support and direction for students progressing through their programs and undertakes special initiatives to further the College's statewide work in support of Pre-K-12 education.
Visiting Lecture John W. Dower's Embracing Defeat; Peace And Democracy In Post -War Japan, University Of Maine
Visiting Lecture John W. Dower's Embracing Defeat; Peace And Democracy In Post -War Japan, University Of Maine
Cultural Affairs Distinguished Lecture Series
John Dower was the first lecturer for the Schonberger series. He had known and worked with Howard Schonberger, and his research is in the same area vital to U.S. foreign relations: the interconnections between U.S. policy and events in Eastern Asia after World War 11. His reputation and achievements have only grown in the eight years since that first Schonberger lecture. His current book, Embracing Defeat: Japan in the Wake of World War II, is one of the most decorated history books since that war, having won the 1999 National Book Award for Nonfiction, the 2000 Bancroft Prize for a …
Basil H. Johnson Visiting Lecture, Wabanki Center
Basil H. Johnson Visiting Lecture, Wabanki Center
Cultural Affairs Distinguished Lecture Series
The AIUM, a student organization, in co-sponsorship with the Wabanaki Center and the Native American Studies Program would like to request funding from The Cultural Affairs/Distinguished Lecture Series Committee for Fall 2000 to bring to the University of Maine Basil Johnston, the distinguished much honored Ojibway Native author, lecturer, essayist, storyteller and scholar. Mr. Johnston is a member of the Ethnology Department at Royal Ontario Museum and is the author of eight books. He is a storyteller of Ojibway legends and stories with humor and dignity. He is a graduate of Loyola College, Montreal, Quebec and cum laude 1954 and …
Educators Honored At Maine Association For Middle Level Education Conference, Kay Hyatt
Educators Honored At Maine Association For Middle Level Education Conference, Kay Hyatt
General University of Maine Publications
The Maine Association for Middle Level Education (MAMLE) honored exemplary educators at its 2000 Annual Conference, held October 19-20 at Sugarloaf USA. This year's recognition ceremony was highlighted by the presentation of a brand new award, the Friends of Middle Level Education Award, to Robert Cobb, Dean of the College of Education and Human Development at the University of Maine. The Friends of Middle Level Education Award will be a periodic award, not necessarily annual, and acknowledges people who have helped promote quality middle level education in Maine in ways other than public school service. Dr. Cobb was recognized for …
2000-2001 Swimming And Diving Media Guide, Umaine Athletic Media Relations Office
2000-2001 Swimming And Diving Media Guide, Umaine Athletic Media Relations Office
General University of Maine Publications
The University of Maine men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams are prepared to make another run at the America East Championships in the 2000—2001 season. A young and talented Black Bear team will seek to build on a solid core group of returners with the addition of a strong group of first-year swimmers and divers. Head Coach Jeff Wren begins his 11th campaign and is joined for the third consecutive season by assistant coaches Mark Babin and diving coach Jaret Lizzotte. Past Black Bear standout Susie Herrick enters her second year on Coach Wren’s staff.
New Director At Umaine Research Center, Kay Hyatt
New Director At Umaine Research Center, Kay Hyatt
General University of Maine Publications
The Center for Research and Evaluation at the University of Maine's College of Education and Human Development has a new director. Walter Harris of Orono, veteran faculty member and administrator in the College, succeeds Walter McIntire, who retired after a long career at UMaine.
Dedication Ceremony Of The Sen. George J. Mitchell Center, Mitchell Center For Environmental And Watershed Research
Dedication Ceremony Of The Sen. George J. Mitchell Center, Mitchell Center For Environmental And Watershed Research
Cultural Affairs Distinguished Lecture Series
on Friday, October 6,2000 from 10 to 11am in the Maine center for the Arts, the University of Maine will honor the environmental achievements of Senator George J. Mitchell by re-dedicating the Water Research Institute in his name. For more than two decades Senator Mitchell has provided outspoken, national leadership on environmental issues, especially clean air and water. During his years in the Senate, Mitchell played key roles in such environmental legislation as the Clean Water, Clean Air, and Safe Drinking Water Acts. Well-known for his peace work in Ireland, Mitchell is one of Maine's most well-respected public figures as …
Remarks Of Peter S. Hoff At The Dedication Ceremony For Senator George J. Mitchell Center For Environmental And Watershed Research, Peter S. Hoff
Remarks Of Peter S. Hoff At The Dedication Ceremony For Senator George J. Mitchell Center For Environmental And Watershed Research, Peter S. Hoff
General University of Maine Publications
Text of University President Peter Hoff's remarks at the dedication ceremony for the Senator George J. Mitchell Center for Environmental and Watershed Research.
Maine, Volume 81, Number 3, Fall 2000, General Alumni Association, University Of Maine
Maine, Volume 81, Number 3, Fall 2000, General Alumni Association, University Of Maine
UMaine Alumni Magazines - All
Contents:
Facing His Toughest Opponent [Shawn Walsh's fight against cancer] --- Helping to Understand Climate Change, UMaine Researchers Collect Environmental Data at a 2,000-acre Site in Howland --- Maine Coast High, Telford Aviation Pilot Brud Folger --- Witness to the World's Madness, Journalist Janine de Giovanni --- Man of the World, A Profile of the Career Foreign Service Worker Peter Skoufis --- It's All in the Game, Joan Moravick is Creating Her Own Board Games
Philosophy Colloquium 1999-2000, Department Of Philosophy
Philosophy Colloquium 1999-2000, Department Of Philosophy
Cultural Affairs Distinguished Lecture Series
In 2000-01 the Philosophy Department received a grant of $1839 in partial support of our Philosophy Colloquium series, the total cost of which was estimated to be $7639. Additional funds for the series were provided by the Philosophy Department ($1800 was set aside for the Visiting Scholar), the Rezendes Ethics Fund, and the Marshall Dodge Memorial Fund, The Rezendes Ethics Fund supported the visits of Professor Richard Kahlenberg, speaking on "Afiìrmative Action by Economic Class" (l l/l/00)-attendance around 150--, and film maker Sy Rotter, who gave two talks, 'Making Sense in the Balkans," and "Stories and Issues of Moral Courage" …
Scholarly Lectures, Hudson Museum, Hudson Museum
Scholarly Lectures, Hudson Museum, Hudson Museum
Cultural Affairs Distinguished Lecture Series
September 28,2000 at7.00 p.m., Patricia McAnany, Associate Professor in the Department of Archaeology at Boston University and Brian Norris, Vice President of Surveying and GPS at James Sewell Co. in Old Town, "Archaeological Survey and Excavation of Maya Caves and Settlements in the Sibún River Valley of Belize" October 27 at3:30 p.m., Howard Wellman, Objects Conservator at Jefferson Patterson Park and Museum, "Turkey: Archaeology at the Crossroads of East and West
Remarks Of Peter S. Hoff On The State Of The University Of Maine, Peter S. Hoff
Remarks Of Peter S. Hoff On The State Of The University Of Maine, Peter S. Hoff
General University of Maine Publications
Text of remarks prepared by Peter S. Hoff for the State of the University, September 2000.
University Of Maine Volleyball Media Guide, 2000, University Of Maine Athletic Media Relations Office
University Of Maine Volleyball Media Guide, 2000, University Of Maine Athletic Media Relations Office
General University of Maine Publications
Head coach Sue Medley is all smiles when she describes her second-year volleyball team. “It’s a whole new ball game,” she says. And in many ways it is just that. Last year, the Black Bears returned to the hardwood of Memorial Gymnasium for their first season since the program was disbanded following the 1983 season. It was a whole new ball game already. Last season was the first season of volleyball at the University of Maine since the program lost its varsity status following the 1983 season.
Remarks Of Peter S. Hoff At The Annual New Academic Year News Conference, Peter S. Hoff
Remarks Of Peter S. Hoff At The Annual New Academic Year News Conference, Peter S. Hoff
General University of Maine Publications
Text of the comments prepared by University President Peter S. Hoff for the 2000 Annual New Academic Year press conference.
2000 Umaine Black Bears Football Media Guide, University Of Maine Athletic Media Relations Office
2000 Umaine Black Bears Football Media Guide, University Of Maine Athletic Media Relations Office
General University of Maine Publications
No abstract provided.
Little Books Get Big Boost In Marketing And Distribution, Kay Hyatt
Little Books Get Big Boost In Marketing And Distribution, Kay Hyatt
General University of Maine Publications
A series of Little Books from Maine didn't generate much talk in literacy circles, but publishers took notice that the simple texts were a hit among beginning readers and their teachers. Five years after the first series was created and produced by the Center for Early Literacy at the University of Maine, the small texts are heading for an international market.
A New Course Promoting Science As A Way Of Knowing, Howard B. Dowse
A New Course Promoting Science As A Way Of Knowing, Howard B. Dowse
University of Maine Office of Research Administration: Grant Reports
The objective of this project is to create an exciting interdisciplinary laboratory experience for a course promoting science as an objective tool for understanding the natural world. Establishing in the minds of the students a level playing field on which true science competes successfully with pseudoscience is central. The core of the project is biology, but many disciplines are introduced, providing a focused introduction to the scientific method. The primary goal is not scientific literacy per se. It is, instead, an introduction to the methodology of science. A select set of connected subjects were chosen for general interest, potential for …