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The Primarily Undergraduate Nanomaterials Cooperative: A New Model For Supporting Collaborative Research At Small Institutions On A National Scale, Steven M. Huges, Mark P. Hendricks, Katherine M. Mullaugh, Mary E. Anderson, Anne K. Bently, Justin G. Clar, Clyde A. Daly Jr., Mark D. Ellison, Z. Vivian Feng, Natalia I. Gonzalex-Pech, Leslie S. Hamachi, Christine L. Heinecke, Joseph D. Keene, Adam M. Maley, Andrea M. Munro, Peter N. Njoki, Jacob H. Olshansky, Katherine E. Plass, Kathryn R. Riley, Matthew D. Sonntag, Sarah K. St. Angelo, Lucas B. Thompson, Emily J. Tollefson, Lauren E. Toote, Korin E. Wheeler

Chemistry Faculty Publications

The Primarily Undergraduate Nanomaterials Cooperative (PUNC) is an organization for research-active faculty studying nanomaterials at Primarily Undergraduate Institutions (PUIs), where undergraduate teaching and research go hand-in-hand. In this perspective, we outline the differences in maintaining an active research group at a PUI compared to an R1 institution. We also discuss the work of PUNC, which focuses on community building, instrument sharing, and facilitating new collaborations. Currently consisting of 37 members from across the United States, PUNC has created an online community consisting of its Web site (nanocooperative.org), a weekly online summer group meeting program for faculty and students, …

S5e6: How Can Research Lead To Student Success?, Ron Lisnet, John Volin, Issac Cardello

The Maine Question

Improving student retention and success is a key priority at the University of Maine and University of Maine System. To support this goal, the Harold Alfond Foundation earmarked $20 million of its transformative $240 million gift to the System for new efforts to keep students enrolled and support their academic growth.

One of these new initiatives involves getting students involved in discovery and knowledge creation early in their studies through new research learning experience (RLE) courses launched this year at UMaine and it’s regional campus, the University of Maine at Machias. These tuition-free, one-credit courses offer a variety of experiential …

2021 Student Symposium Research And Creative Activity Book Of Abstracts, Melinda (Mindy) Pelletier, Vice President For Research And Dean Of The Graduate School

General University of Maine Publications

The UMaine Student Symposium (UMSS) is an annual event that celebrates undergraduate and graduate student research and creative work. Students from a variety of disciplines present their achievements with video presentations. It’s the ideal occasion for the community to see how UMaine students’ work impacts locally – and beyond.

The 2021 Student Symposium Research and Creative Activity Book of Abstracts includes a complete list of student presenters as well as abstracts related to their works.

Maine Impact Week 2021 Faculty Mentor Impact Awards : Karissa Tilbury, Karissa Tilbury, Josh Hamilton, Office Of The Vice President For Research

General University of Maine Publications

Earlier this year, we asked students to nominate faculty members who had an important impact on them and the response was incredible. Through online videos and announcements, we are featuring the nine faculty members who won 2021 Faculty Mentor Impact Awards.

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Maine Impact Week 2021 Faculty Mentor Impact Awards : Jim Settele, Jim Settele, Ally Cooper, Office Of The Vice President For Research

General University of Maine Publications

Earlier this year, we asked students to nominate faculty members who had an important impact on them and the response was incredible. Through online videos and announcements, we are featuring the nine faculty members who won 2021 Faculty Mentor Impact Awards.

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Maine Impact Week 2021 Faculty Mentor Impact Awards : Pauline Kamath, Pauline Kamath, Stephanie Shay, Office Of The Vice President For Research

General University of Maine Publications

Earlier this year, we asked students to nominate faculty members who had an important impact on them and the response was incredible. Through online videos and announcements, we are featuring the nine faculty members who won 2021 Faculty Mentor Impact Awards.

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Maine Impact Week 2021 Faculty Mentor Impact Awards : Liz Depoy, Liz Depoy, Melissa Mcphee, Office Of The Vice President For Research

General University of Maine Publications

Earlier this year, we asked students to nominate faculty members who had an important impact on them and the response was incredible. Through online videos and announcements, we are featuring the nine faculty members who won 2021 Faculty Mentor Impact Awards.

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Maine Impact Week 2021 Faculty Mentor Impact Awards : Shelby Helwig, Shannon Mccoy, Shelby Helwig, Office Of The Vice President For Research

General University of Maine Publications

Earlier this year, we asked students to nominate faculty members who had an important impact on them and the response was incredible. Through online videos and announcements, we are featuring the nine faculty members who won 2021 Faculty Mentor Impact Awards.

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Maine Impact Week 2021 Faculty Mentor Impact Awards : Kathleen Gillon, Kathleen Gillon, Kayla Cormier, Office Of The Vice President For Research

General University of Maine Publications

Earlier this year, we asked students to nominate faculty members who had an important impact on them and the response was incredible. Through online videos and announcements, we are featuring the nine faculty members who won 2021 Faculty Mentor Impact Awards.

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Maine Impact Week 2021 Faculty Mentor Impact Awards : Aaron Gallant, Aaron Gallant, Belal Hossen, Office Of The Vice President For Research

General University of Maine Publications

Earlier this year, we asked students to nominate faculty members who had an important impact on them and the response was incredible. Through online videos and announcements, we are featuring the nine faculty members who won 2021 Faculty Mentor Impact Awards.

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Maine Impact Week 2021 Faculty Mentor Impact Awards : Yonggang “Tim” Lu, Yonggang Lu, Office Of The Vice President For Research

General University of Maine Publications

Earlier this year, we asked students to nominate faculty members who had an important impact on them and the response was incredible. Through online videos and announcements, we are featuring the nine faculty members who won 2021 Faculty Mentor Impact Awards.

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Maine Impact Week 2021 Faculty Mentor Impact Awards : Kristina Cammen, Kristina Cammen, Alice Hotopp, Office Of The Vice President For Research

General University of Maine Publications

Earlier this year, we asked students to nominate faculty members who had an important impact on them and the response was incredible. Through online videos and announcements, we are featuring the nine faculty members who won 2021 Faculty Mentor Impact Awards.

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Umaine Celebrates Research, Creativity And Public Service With Virtual Maine Impact Week, Vice President For Research And Dean Of The Graduate School, Marcus Wolf

General University of Maine Publications

Maine Impact Week, an annual showcase of the research, creativity and public service from the University of Maine community, returns with free virtual events throughout the week of April 12, 2021.

The series of online programs, to be viewed daily from April 12-16 on the Maine Impact Week website, allow the public to learn about various studies and projects from Maine's sole public research university. The weeklong event includes webinars, panel discussions, challenges and awards.