ORONO, Maine, May 4 -- University of Maine issued the following news release:
Thousands of University of Maine students are gaining earlier access to research, stronger support in key courses and clearer pathways to careers. These expanded opportunities are improving outcomes and helping prepare graduates for the workforce.
"At UMaine, we are intentionally building a coordinated system of support and opportunity that reaches students early and continues throughout their academic journey," said Scott Marzilli, senior associate provost for student success and innovation. "This work is not about isolated initiatives, but about creating a consistent, high-impact experience that prepares students for success in their studies and their careers ...