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  • Thesis Defense: Mathilde B酶rch

    Bryand Global Sciences Center 6-40 Grove St Ext, Orono, ME

    Mathilde B酶rch, a candidate for the Master of Science in Quaternary & Climate Studies, will be defending her thesis titled, 鈥淨uantifying the Dynamic and Geometric Characteristics of Glaciers Transitioning from Marine-Terminating to Land-Terminating in South Greenland鈥. Contact聽mathilde.boerch@maine.edu聽for a zoom link.

  • Dissertation Defense: Moriah Weitman

    Stodder Hall

    Moriah Weitman, a candidate for the Master of Science in Teaching, will be defending her thesis titled, 鈥溾淗ow would you assess this?鈥: A Multiple Case Study of Teachers鈥 Data Investigation Assessments.鈥 Contact聽moriah.weitman@maine.edu聽for a zoom link.

  • Thesis Defense: Addison Bell

    Bryand Global Sciences Center 6-40 Grove St Ext, Orono, ME

    Addison Bell, a candidate for the Master of Science in Earth & Climate Science, will be defending his thesis titled, 鈥淓stimating Hydraulic Properties of Maine Peatlands Using Cross-Hole Slug Testing and Numerical Groundwater Modeling鈥. Contact聽addison.bell@maine.edu聽for a zoom link.

  • Thesis Defense: Benjamin Hayward

    Darling Marine Center Clarks Cove Road, Walpole, ME, United States

    Benjamin Hayward, a candidate for the Master of Science in Oceanography, will be defending his thesis titled, 鈥淣umerical Modelling of Wind-Wake Effects from a Small Floating Offshore Wind Farm in the Gulf of Maine鈥. Contact聽benjamin.hayward@maine.edu聽for a zoom link.

  • Thesis Defense: Paula Castiblanco

    Nutting Hall 201 Nutting Hall

    Paula Castiblanco, a candidate for the Master of Science in Ecology and Environmental Sciences, will be defending her thesis titled, 鈥淢ovement ecology and disease surveillance of moose (Alces alces) in Maine and the Penobscot Nation.鈥 For zoom link and password, please contact the student at: paula.castiblanco@maine.edu

  • Dissertation Defense: Christopher Bock

    Ferland Engineering Education and Design Center Orono, ME, United States

    Christopher Bock, a candidate for the Doctor of Philosophy in Mechanical Engineering, will be defending his dissertation titled, 鈥淒ata-Driven Process-Structure-Property Modeling and Reliability-Based Process-Product Design Optimization in Large Scale Additive Manufacturing鈥. Contact聽christopher.c.bock@maine.edu聽for a zoom link.