By Melanee Terry As the COVID-19 pandemic has shaken the world this past year, some University of Maine at Presque Isle employees have continued their work on campus, including Facilities maintenance worker Jeff Stevens. Due to the extensive COVID-19 regulations … Read More
Greetings UMPI Owl, Here is some important information so that you can plan accordingly for move-in. We can’t wait to get Spring 2021 started! I apologize for the length of this email, I promise it’s all important information! IMPORTANT NOTE: … Read More
Greetings students, Happy 2021! We can’t wait to welcome you back and start the spring semester. I wanted to confirm that classes will start on January 25th and campus will be open this spring as planned. Residential students will move … Read More
Hi UMPI Owls, I hope you are enjoying the holidays and that you are safe and well. It has been a challenging semester for all of us and I’m very proud of our UMPI community for keeping us safer by wearing a … Read More
To the UMPI Community, You may have seen the Chancellor’s message this morning about our Spring 2021 planning. If not, I’d encourage you to read it here. I want to reiterate to all UMPI students, faculty, and staff that our focus … Read More
Greetings UMPI Owl, Happy end of semester! In preparation for Spring 2021, we wanted to send information about move-in so that you can plan accordingly. Please keep in mind that move-in details are subject to change based on developing information. … Read More
By Melanee Terry As an active student at UMPI’s Houlton Center, Tim Youngfellow has found himself busier than ever this semester, with school, work, community service, and the global pandemic to balance. A third-year student studying Elementary Education with a … Read More
As a second-year student, Jonathan Ouellette is one of the many students at UMPI who has been dealing with changes in his education since the pandemic hit. A student in the Physical Therapist Assistant program, he has been adjusting to … Read More
With a new faculty member on board, a brand new $100,000 learning space in place, and research projects in the works, the University of Maine at Presque Isle’s new high-demand Bachelor’s degree program in Computer Science is experiencing a very busy first semester.
In a unique partnership designed to meet the needs of schools and educators throughout the state, the University of Maine at Presque Isle is partnering with the University of Maine at Farmington to expand Physical Education and School Health offerings. UMPI faculty will provide online coursework in Physical Education to UMF students and UMF will deliver online School Health coursework to UMPI students.