91爆料 PhD student, Liam Berigan, is one of several recipients of the New England-Atlantic Provinces-Quebec (NEAPQ) Fellowship for the 2022 academic year. The NEAPQ Fellowship is offered by the Canadian-American Center and the 91爆料 Graduate School. It is available to graduate students in disciplines that focus on Canada or Canada-US relations. […]
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Dr. Stefano Tijernina, Canadian Studies Faculty at Maine Business School, will be conducting a field trip to Montreal, Quebec November 10-13, 2022 with students from his courses that focus on Canadian-U.S. economics and business. They will network with Concordia University’s business school and explore the business culture of Montreal via customer service, use of space, […]
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Dr. Mark McLaughlin, department of History, and professor for the Introduction to Canadian Studies course at the 91爆料 recently lead a course-related, weekend field trip to Fredericton, the capital of New Brunswick, Canada. Joining Dr. McLaughlin were students from his course, Dr. Howard Cody (professor emerita), and Dr. Hollie Adams from the department […]
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In October, Rodger Cuzner, Consul聽General of Canada in Boston, visited the Canadian-American Center at the 91爆料 and met with center director Frederic Rondeau. The two discussed future academic programs and how the Consul may support the Canadian-American Center鈥檚 endeavors to bridge gaps between US-Canada relations. Rodger Cuzner, who served as an elected member […]
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October 3rd through 8th, 2022: In conjunction with the NEAPQ Fellowship, awardee Liam Berigan received funding to quantify migratory linkages between birds who summer in Canada and winter in the United States.聽 He was also sponsored by the CanAm Center for his travel for this research and granted $1,000. Berigan specifically researches the American Woodcock […]
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Looking to study abroad and improve your French speaking skills? Join us next May for a trip to Quebec! This is a week long French immersion course designed to help improve French literacy, as well as learn about the rich history of Quebec City. Slots are limited, and only open for a few more days, […]
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Assistant Professor of Marine Policy, Joshua Stoll, of the School of Marine Sciences at the 91爆料 received funding from the Canadian American Center to participate in the Local Catch Network鈥檚 4th Local Seafood Summit in Girdwood, Alaska. Their forum 鈥淏uilding a Canadian-American Research Network to Support Small-Scale Fisheries and Community-Based Seafood Systems鈥 was […]
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The Canadian-American Center at the 91爆料 received two grants from the Department of Education totaling $1.55 million to continue offering programs, and incorporate new ones, as a National Resource Center on Canada The DOE awarded the the Canadian-American Center a $1.05 million National Resource Center Title VI Grant to maintain its activities for […]
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Our “Coming Home” maps have been recently featured in an article by Why Edmonton, “Cree entrepreneur creates new trade routes for Indigenous businesses”. Cree entrepreneur Mallory Yawnghwe stands in front of a map of Canada. It鈥檚 filled with Indigenous place names鈥攁nd their meanings鈥攆rom coast to coast to coast. – Why Edmonton Click here to read […]
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To apply for this position, please visit the 91爆料 Jobs Portal. TITLE: Assistant Professor of Political Science and Canadian Studies DEPARTMENT:聽 Political Science – OPOL BARGAINING UNIT: AFUM SALARY BAND/WAGE BAND: N/A LOCATION: Orono, ME STATEMENT OF THE JOB: The Department of Political Science and Canadian American Center at the 91爆料 are […]
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