University of Maine Professor Elizabeth Allan authored multiple op-eds on hazing incidents and how to prevent them in the Saint Louis Post Dispatch, The San Diego Tribune, and The Virginia-Pilot […]
This fall, the University of Maine College of Education and Human Development is launching a series of virtual workshops for researchers, educators and others seeking to broaden participation for individuals […]
College students鈥 relationships with friends, professional staff members, faculty and other members of their campus community are an important factor in their willingness to report hazing to their institutions, according […]
It was a sun-soaked, blue-sky day in late August, and a group of eight University of Maine students paddled on western Maine鈥檚 Bryant Pond in green Old Town canoes. They […]
University of Maine alumnus Blaine Moores has donated $2 million to launch a symposium series that will bring nationally prominent figures to campus for presentations and classroom conversations on history […]
CNN interviewed Sarah Howorth, associate professor of special education, about how AI can offer both benefits and drawbacks to learning in the classroom. 鈥淎I is a little bit like fire. […]
For much of her life, Dori Leadbetter didn鈥檛 think of herself as 鈥渃ollege material.鈥 She dropped out of high school, had two kids by age 20 and earned her GED […]
Maine Public, News Center Maine and WABI (Channel 5 in Bangor) covered the expansion of an informational database on hazing created in collaboration with the University of Maine and Elizabeth […]
Hazing data from nearly 1,500 college campuses across the United States is now available at HazingInfo.org. This marks the first time that information about college hazing incidents in all 50 […]
Rural teachers in Maine are invited to submit applications for up to $2,500 in funding to help them to access professional development opportunities during the upcoming school year. The 鈥淲hat […]
