Calendar of Events

A message from Student Senate President John Wilson:

On Saturday, March 2, 2013, Student Senate will be hosting a leadership
retreat in Torrey Hall from 12pm-3pm.  Any interested participants can meet
in Torrey 230.  These workshops will present knowledge that members of
Student Senate learned from attending the National Center for Student
Leadership conference in Orlando, Florida this past November.  The retreat
will go over basic leadership skills; how to become the best leader that
you can be, how to recruit people into your organization and keep them
involved, how to speak in public with confidence, how to have effective
meetings and other vital information to do with running clubs and
organizations.  I strongly encourage all of you to come and see what we can
offer you and your leadership skills.  There is a wealth of information in
these presentations and all students could benefit from the skills that
we will be presenting, be it in a college club, or later on in life in your
career.  I look forward to seeing you all there!

Any questions can be sent to ummstudentsenate@maine.edu.

This meeting is held in Science 102.  If you have any questions please contact Student Senate at ummstudentsenate@maine.edu.

Araby (The Dead Poets Society) is hosting their annual trip to Boston on March 16th and 17th. They'll leave Saturday at 6 a.m. and return Sunday at 10 p.m. Points of interest will include the Museum of Fine Arts, Walden Pond, and more. For more information contact Gerard NeCastro at necastro@maine.edu or Colton Abrams at colton.abrams@maine.edu.

Araby (The Dead Poets Society) is hosting their annual trip to Boston on March 16th and 17th. They'll leave Saturday at 6 a.m. and return Sunday at 10 p.m. Points of interest will include the Museum of Fine Arts, Walden Pond, and more. For more information contact Gerard NeCastro at necastro@maine.edu or Colton Abrams at colton.abrams@maine.edu.

Science Club will be hosting the East-West highway lecture on Wednesday March 27th in Science 102 from 5:30- 7:30. For more information contact Barry King at barry.king@maine.edu