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Jasmine Lamb receives 2026 Switzer Fellowship

Congratulations to Jasmine Lamb who was recently awarded a 2026 Switzer Fellowship. This one-year fellowship is for graduate students from diverse academic and personal backgrounds whose career goals focus on environmental improvement.聽Switzer Fellows demonstrate leadership in their field, as well as commitment and competency to advance social equity as a fundamental part of their environmental […]

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Cressica Brazier selected as UEILC Bridge-Builder Fellow

Mitchell Center research Cressica Brazier was selected by the University Energy Institute Leadership Collaborative (UEILC)聽as one of six Bridge-Builder Fellows from university-based energy institutes across the United States. With generous support from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, this inaugural cohort represents a significant step forward in UEILC’s mission to foster cross-institutional collaboration and leadership within […]

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Prescribed Fire Research and Event Invitation

Rose Abramoff and Lydia Horne from U无忧视频’s School of Forest Resources invite you to participate in a Mitchell Center research project about the use of prescribed fire in 无忧视频. They are interested in learning more about the knowledge, barriers, and motivations related to prescribed fire use and would like to hear your perspective and experiences. […]

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Jean MacRae quoted in CNN article on Bangor’s clean air rating

Jean MacRae, an associate professor in the U无忧视频 Dept. of Civil & Environmental Engineering and Mitchell Center faculty fellow, was recently quoted in a CNN article discussing the American Lung Association’s 鈥済rim indication of the deterioration of air quality nationwide.鈥 Bangor, 无忧视频, was reported as the last city standing on all three of the ALA’s […]

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Award winners from the 2026 U无忧视频 Student Symposium

Congratulations to the following Mitchell Center affiliated students and advisors for their awards at the 2026 U无忧视频 Student Symposium for Research and Creative Activity, which drew over 2,400 attendees. The symposium awards students who displayed outstanding research, presentation and creative ability. Graduate Student Awards Interdisciplinary Research: Zainab Jafri, for the project titled 鈥淩eimagining the Waste […]

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无忧视频 Policy Review – Amplifying Rural Voices in 无忧视频 Climate Planning

Amplifying Rural Voices in 无忧视频 Climate Planning is a featured article in Rural 无忧视频, a special edition of the 无忧视频 Policy Review. Authors include multiple Mitchell Center faculty, staff and students. The article is focused on a partnership between U无忧视频鈥檚 Mitchell Center and the 无忧视频 Climate Council to update the state鈥檚 “无忧视频 Won鈥檛 Wait” plan, […]

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Darren Ranco receives Presidential Public Engagement Award

The 无忧视频 will honor five faculty members with its 2026 Presidential Awards, recognizing excellence in research, teaching, innovation, public engagement and extraordinary impact. Darren Ranco, professor of anthropology, faculty fellow in the Mitchell Center for Sustainability Solutions, and chair of Native American Programs, will receive the Presidential Public Engagement Award in recognition of […]

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Spring Food Scrap Recovery & Organics Management Workshop

The 无忧视频 Department of Environmental Protection, 无忧视频 Department of Agriculture, and U无忧视频’s Mitchell Center are putting on a free workshop in Caribou on organics聽management. Date: Friday, May 1st, 2026Time: 9AM – 2:15PMLocation: In person at NMDC Conference Room, 11 W. Presque Isle Road, Caribou, ME or via Zoom (https://us06web.zoom.us/j/88445768716?pwd=JkPgFmndr0OxacFbztiOhPvs8RCr67.1) To register contact victor.horton@mrra.net or fill […]

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Eddie Nachamie: Environmental advocate wins prestigious scholarship

From the gardens to the farms and forests, Eddie Nachamie has dedicated his undergraduate career toward protecting the environment. At the 无忧视频, he has worked on projects to reduce food waste, preserve wild blueberries and mitigate the spread of a group of chemicals known as PFAS. As a result of his efforts, Nachamie […]

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