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Posted September 23, 2011
USM Associate Professor of Art History and current Research Council member Kim Grant is currently writing a book "All About Process" which studies the significance of process in 19th and 20th century art, theory, and criticism.
Posted September 1, 2011
USM Distinguished Professor of Art Rose Marasco has received the second annual University of Southern Maine Provost’s Research Fellowship for the 2011-2012 academic year. The fellowship will allow Marasco to continue her photography project, "New Work: New York."
Posted September 1, 2011
The National Workforce Institute, a five-year collaborative project that supports the development of skilled child welfare leaders across the country. Housed at The Cutler Institute in The Muskie School, the project won the 2011 Quality Award, awarded by the National Staff Development and Training Association.
Posted July 20, 2011
Thomas Knight, Associate Professor of Biology at the University of Southern Maine (USM), in collaboration with Pat Unkefer, Staff Scientist at Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL), have developed exciting new plant growth technologies capable of significantly increasing plant productivity and yield.
IT Decisions Project
Posted July 11, 2011
The IT Decisions project, funded by the Maine Economic Improvement Foundation, has completed its first phase – a design study of an advanced employment Website. Although the study focused on the IT ecosystem (workers, trainers and employers) the system is applicable to many if not most professions. Innovative features of the design include a skills focus, where qualifications and needs are expressed in a common skill vocabulary; automatic substantiation, where worker claims to skills are substantiated by their training and experience; employer- and trainer-initiated searches, where potential workers and students are automatically identified, and a uniquely flexible matching procedure.
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