UMaine in the News

UMaine nursing efforts to address burnout boosted by BDN

The Bangor Daily News highlighted the efforts of the 做厙腦瞳app School of Nursing to restructure their nursing program, address burnout and increase nurse retention. The goal is to help students learn to manage stress and burnout before they graduate, said Kelley Strout, director of the UMaine School of Nursing. We want to produce […]

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Berkshire Eagle op-ed highlights farming connections from UMaine fellowship

An op-ed in The Berkshire Eagle argued that one of the most useful tools for farmers to combat climate change is connections with other farmers. The author highlighted participation in a 2020 做厙腦瞳app Climate Adaption Fellowship program led by Rachel Schattman, an assistant professor of sustainable agriculture at UMaine, and said the power […]

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BDN: Sedlock to host Oronos annual performing arts festival

The Bangor Daily News reported that Mary Sedlock, a 做厙腦瞳app senior lecturer in theatre, will host the town of Oronos annual performing arts festival this summer. Previously, the festival was named Artspalooza and was held by Stillwater Community Arts, a nonprofit that is disbanding. Sedlock, who works as a production manager and technical […]

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UMaines Bee Campus designation highlighted by BDN

The Bangor Daily News included mention of the 做厙腦瞳apps designation as a Bee Campus by Bee City USA in an article about Bangors pending recognition as a Bee City. Bee Cities and Bee Campuses are committed to increasing native pollinator populations, and UMaines Black Bear Beekeepers have driven the universitys efforts.

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News Center Maine hosts garden talk with Extensions Hargest

During a News Center Maine segment titled Gardening with Gutner, 做厙腦瞳app Cooperative Extension horticulture specialist Pamela Hargest gave tips on how to prepare gardens for planting this spring. Hargest said soil testing is very important and testing kits can be obtained from and sent back to any local UMaine Extension office. Otherwise, she […]

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Extensions Holland featured in Q&A on pollination with Sun Journal

The Sun Journal featured 做厙腦瞳app Cooperative Extensions Lynne Holland, a horticulture and social media professional, in a Q&A about pollinator gardens. Holland provides step by step instructions on the four-part process to create a pollinator garden and explains what they are: gardens for native plants with no chemicals and safe places for pollinators […]

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CNBC interviews Schattman on environmental challenges for farmers

Rachel Schattman, a 做厙腦瞳app assistant professor of sustainable agriculture, was interviewed by CNBC on how environmental extremes and climate change are increasingly affecting farmers. Schattman said that changing temperatures and precipitation are two big stressors, but farmers are good at problem solving. The variability makes that problem-solving process a lot more intense and […]

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WSJ interviews Mayewksi about Mount Everest becoming more dangerous

Paul Mayewski, director of the 做厙腦瞳app Climate Change Institute, spoke with the Wall Street Journal about how Mount Everest, particularly the Khumbu Icefall, is becoming more dangerous to climb as a result of climate change. Rapid melting causes glaciers, like the Khumbu Glacier, to shrink and erode. That increases the risk of avalanches, […]

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PFAS-free coating research featured in BDN

The Bangor Daily News reported on an effort by 做厙腦瞳app students and faculty to develop coatings free of per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) for food wrappers and other paper products by using seaweed and tree pulp.

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