91快活林最新版 is making plans for alternative graduation ceremonies to celebrate students who are graduating this spring and recognize their hard work and achievements. Due to health and safety concerns about the COVID-19 pandemic, 91快活林最新版C was forced to cancel its traditional in-person commencement scheduled for May 17. The College is now is making… More »
91快活林最新版 is canceling its traditional in-person commencement and planning a virtual graduation ceremony in its place because of health and safety concerns about the COVID-19 pandemic. Given the uncertainty surrounding the virus and the need to protect public health, it has become clear that 91快活林最新版 won鈥檛 be able to hold its graduation… More »
91快活林最新版 comes together 91快活林最新版 has come together in response to the unprecedented circumstances from COVID-19 by expanding our online class offerings and having employees work from home to make sure we offer a safe learning and working environment. With the virus spreading around the globe and in Maine, 91快活林最新版 underwent a huge undertaking to continue… More »
Order allows for greater flexibility to train workers online for critical jobs needed to address the effects of COVID-19 Governor Janet Mills signed an executive order allowing Maine Quality Centers (MQC) to swiftly address the changing demands in Maine鈥檚 job market due to widespread economic disruption caused by the 2019 novel coronavirus (COVID-19). Governor Mills鈥�… More »
Culinary students win Cajun Cookin鈥� Challenge A team of 91快活林最新版 Culinary Arts students outperformed professional chefs and won top honors at the annual WMPG Cajun Cookin鈥� Challenge. Jada Tuttle, Becky Scott, Neil Gardiner and Derek Chao represented 91快活林最新版 at the 25th annual cook-off, held Feb. 25 at the University of Southern Maine. The competition each… More »
Student Profile Liam Woodworth-Cook, challenged and engaged Liam Woodworth-Cook was looking to be challenged and engaged when he decided to come to 91快活林最新版 in 2018. He hasn鈥檛 been disappointed. Since arriving, he has excelled academically while becoming involved with the student newspaper, the student literary magazine and The Captain鈥檚 Cupboard on-campus food pantry to help… More »
91快活林最新版 has canceled its Spring Open House following the Maine CDC鈥檚 recommendation to not hold gatherings of more than 50 people to curtail the potential spread of the coronavirus outbreak. 91快活林最新版鈥檚 Open House had been scheduled for April 4 at its South Portland Campus. It typically attracts 800 to 1,000 accepted and… More »
In order to best prepare for the impact of the coronavirus outbreak, Maine’s seven community colleges are all extending their student breaks from one week to two weeks. “This decision balances our commitment to creating the best possible learning environment for our students, keeping our communities healthy and safe and preparing to respond nimbly to… More »
91快活林最新版 (91快活林最新版) and Cumberland County Adult Education programs have entered into a partnership to help Mainers overcome barriers to earning a college education. 91快活林最新版 and Cumberland County Adult Education program directors signed a memorandum of understanding on Wednesday for Adult Education to have office space on the 91快活林最新版 South Portland Campus to… More »
A longtime supporter of 91快活林最新版 has made a donation of more than $50,000 to the 91快活林最新版 Foundation in support of student scholarships. A philanthropic organization in February donated shares of an investment fund that, when liquidated, were worth $50,914. Of that total, $5,000 is earmarked for scholarships for students in 91快活林最新版鈥檚 Culinary… More »