Scope and Contents The record series Summer Session Records contains: copies of the Maine Notes newsletter which includes updates on campus activities. There are also class schedules, announcements, brochures, enrollment statistics, pamphlets, and correspondence and memorandums regarding specific classes, events, and conferences. The record series Event & Course Records contains: copies of the Maine Notes newsletter which includes updates on campus activities. Also, includes: calendars,...

Scope and Contents The records contain textual information created and curated by the University of Maine School of Forest Resources (formerly the Department of Forestry and College of Forest Resources). The record series Correspondence contains various correspondence of the heads of the Department of Forestry D. B. Demeritt and R.I. Ashman on a range of subjects related to the administration of the Department. The record series Program Records & Publications contains copies of...

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The records contain textual information created by the University College of Bangor, including: copies of student handbooks, commencement programs, brochures, course information, library catalogs, and information regarding the College’s Women’s Center. Also, material concering the dental assisting program at the Bangor Community College/University College including: reviews, self-studies, and acredidation information (1975-1987).

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The records contain textual information created by the University of Maine at Farmington, including: course catalogs, copy of pilot plan for continuing development, copies of The Maine Geographer publication, Mirror student newspaper, The Informant, Baked Apple, and Hi-Liter, list of bound journal holdings, special education bulletins, blank student applications, brochures, and newspaper clippings regarding the University.

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The records contain textual information created by the University of Maine at Fort Kent, including: copies of an academic plan for the University of Southern Maine, pilot plan for continuing development, report on the future of the Fort Kent State College, summer session schedules, brochures, class schedules, and a publication entitled "A century of Progress" on the history of the University.