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Engineering Harnessing Nature UMaine researchers tap the environment’s innate potential to provide energy alternatives
Sciences Mac's World As a leading conservation biologist, Malcolm Hunter acts globally and locally
Sciences Decoding Diatoms Sediment records of past algal communities inform today’s climate change investigations
Arts and Humanities Chapters and Verse UMaine’s internationally recognized poetry tradition turns another page
Arts and Humanities The Interaction Learning communication realities in a virtual world
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In UMaine Today magazine, +Online indicates the availability of additional content

In UMaine Today magazine, +Online indicates the availability of additional content — Web-exclusive stories, video and audio clips, photo galleries, full-length versions of articles and a comprehensive editorial archive. More online stories will be added monthly, including answers to questions posed to our In the Know experts.

November 2009

Online Exclusives

  • Alumni Focus – Geriatric nursing leadership Alumna Amy Cotton reflects on her passion for elder healthcare.
  • Student Focus – So you want to be a rock star? James Gilmore talks about the new CD, Campus Bands 2009.
  • By the numbers – The Center for Research and Evaluation helps Maine schools tap the power of data-drive decisionmaking.
  • Rural aging – A new certificate program addresses gerontological needs in isolated areas.
October 2009

In the Know

Online Exclusives

  • Alumni Focus – Alumna Lisa Liberatore reflects on her UMaine memories and her career.
  • Student Focus – Undergraduate research opportunities focused Jeannine Campbell’s career goals in communication sciences and disorders.
  • Sensing Environmental Change – Geosciences is at the brink of a new wave of technology.
  • Virtual Diversity – A disability studies class uses Second Life to better understand diversity.
  • Interning as Guardians – Social work graduate students are opting for one of the most challenging internship experiences: guardian ad litem.

Photo galleries

Video feature

  • Forestry Camp – Every May Term, UMaine students take to the University Forest near campus and to Acadia National Park in Bar Harbor, Maine, for three weeks of intense field training in integrated woodlands management.

Audio feature

  • Chapters and Verse – Poets Jennifer Moxley and Benjamin Friedlander read selected works.

Fall 2009
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Videos

  • Forestry CampForestry Camp
    In May, students take to the University Forest and Acadia National Park for three weeks of field training in integrated woodlands management.
  • Sea Slug ResearchSea Slug Research
    Undergraduates Helen Mattsson and Susan Devine talk about their project based on sea slugs that are able to photosynthesize.
  • $PIFFY$PIFFY
    Robert Strong, professor of finance at UMaine, talks about SPIFFY.

Photo Galleries

  • Extra CurricularExtra Curricular
    Callithump! is a magazine of arts and literature distributed in plastic capsule in gumball machines for 25 cents and 50 cents.
  • Mac’s WorldMac’s World
    Malcolm Hunter is an avid and accomplished nature photographer. We asked him to share images from his collection that have personal meaning for him. He shares his picks in a narrated slideshow.

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