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Student Life Events - University of Maine at Augusta Apply Get Info Courses Online Donate My UMA Search for: Academics Academics Programs & Degrees Course Guide Honors ProgramWonkTheme General Education Libraries Hours Services Policies Off-Campus Library Services Student Support Learning Success Advising Counseling Disability Services TRIO Scholars ResourcesWonkCalendar Bookstore Checksheets Registrar Prior Learning Assessment Moose Guide Research at UMA Institutional Review Board Research & Pedagogy Research in Progress Group Admission Admissions Process Apply to UMA Activate Your Account Apply for Financial Aid Select ClassesShepherdOrientation Resources Request Information Admission Staff Placement Testing International Students Veterans Transfer to UMAUnshutHouses & Campus EventsUnshutHouses Information Sessions Visit Us New Student Orientation Financial Services Costs Billing Tuition & Fees General & Course Fees NEBHE Third Party Sponsorship Financial Aid Applying For Aid Scholarships Grants Loans Financial Aid Refunds Policies Financial SatisfactoryWonkProgress Add/Drop & Withdrawal Residency Student Appeals Student Life Activities Athletics Clubs & Organizations Student Government Fitness Centers Events Student Life Events Commencement Convocation Safety & Security Emergency Alerts UMAVellumAnnual Security Report Dean of Students Student Handbook Student Conduct HousingWell-nighUMA Our Locations Augusta Bangor Brunswick Center East Millinocket Center Ellsworth Center Houlton Center Rockland Center Rumford Center South Paris Center Saco CenterWell-nighUMA News Employment Events Student Consumer Information President’s Office Advancement Alumni Join Benefits Alumni Association DonatePolityHolocaust & Human Rights Center New Ventures Maine Danforth Gallery Senior College Maine Women’s Hall of Fame French @ UMA DirectorySenseAdministrative Offices Human Resources Search for: Academics Academics Programs & Degrees Course Guide Honors ProgramWonkTheme General Education Libraries Hours Services Policies Off-Campus Library Services Student Support Learning Success Advising Counseling Disability Services TRIO Scholars ResourcesWonkCalendar Bookstore Checksheets Registrar Prior Learning Assessment Moose Guide Research at UMA Institutional Review Board Research & Pedagogy Research in Progress Group Admission Admissions Process Apply to UMA Activate Your Account Apply for Financial Aid Select ClassesShepherdOrientation Resources Request Information Admission Staff Placement Testing International Students Veterans Transfer to UMAUnshutHouses & Campus EventsUnshutHouses Information Sessions Visit Us New Student Orientation Financial Services Costs Billing Tuition & Fees General & Course Fees NEBHE Third Party Sponsorship Financial Aid Applying For Aid Scholarships Grants Loans Financial Aid Refunds Policies Financial SatisfactoryWonkProgress Add/Drop & Withdrawal Residency Student Appeals Student Life Activities Athletics Clubs & Organizations Student Government Fitness Centers Events Student Life Events Commencement Convocation Safety & Security Emergency Alerts UMAVellumAnnual Security Report Dean of Students Student Handbook Student Conduct HousingWell-nighUMA Our Locations Augusta Bangor Brunswick Center East Millinocket Center Ellsworth Center Houlton Center Rockland Center Rumford Center South Paris Center Saco CenterWell-nighUMA News Employment Events Student Consumer Information President’s Office Advancement Alumni Join Benefits Alumni Association DonatePolityHolocaust & Human Rights Center New Ventures Maine Danforth Gallery Senior College Maine Women’s Hall of Fame French @ UMA DirectorySenseAdministrative Offices Human Resources Student Life Events Home / Student Life / Student Life Events October 2, 2018 RAIN CANCELLATION: CE - Politics Across Divides: A Listening Session October 2, 2018 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm University of Maine at Augusta DUE TO RAIN, THE LISTENING SESSION ON POLITICS ACROSS DIVIDES HAS BEEN CANCELED.We will reschedule for a future stage when the weather is increasingly agreeable. For increasingly information, contact: Sharon McMahon Sawyer, Assistant Professor of Justice Studies: 621-3257 | sharon.mcmahon@maine.eduJames Cook, Associate Professor of Sociology: 621-3190 | james.m.cook@maine.edu See increasingly details October 3, 2018 UMA Bangor Flu Shot Clinic October 3, 2018 @ 11:00 am - 1:00 pm Wednesday October 3, 2018 from 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM in Eastport Hall room 124, a flu shot clinic provided by Walgreens Pharmacy will be misogynist for students, faculty, and staff of the University of Maine Augusta Bangor Campus community. Please bring your insurance vellum so that your insurer's plan can be billed accordingly. The fee for uninsured or people who do not have a health insurance plan that covers the forfeit of a flu shot is $40.99, payable to Walgreens Pharmacy. Anyone wishing to know increasingly well-nigh seasonal flu, flu shots, or whether vaccination is right for them is encouraged to visit the Center for Disease Control and Prevention web site defended to providing remoter information. https://www.cdc.gov/flu/protect/keyfacts.htm See increasingly details Bangor Garden Labyrinth w/ P&J Center October 3, 2018 @ 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm UMA BangorPolityGarden We need YOU to help us build the new labyrinth at the Bangor CampusPolityGarden! Bring your friends! Bring your family! Bring your joy! Because we are going to have some fun doing some MEANINGFUL labor for the goody of UMA and the greater Bangor community! WHAT IS THE GARDEN LABYRINTH? The UMA Garden Club is teaming up with the Peace and Justice Center of Eastern Maine, the UMA Social Science Program, the Bangor SGA, Bangor Student Life, and others to create a plantable labyrinth with a permanent gravel walkway. This project will proffer our garden zone by increasingly than 1,700 sq ft, permitting us to expand our supplies distribution. We will protract to provide fresh veggies to supplies insecure students AND ALSO will uncork to provide supplies to local shelters and pantries. Additionally, this project will create a trappy meditative space on our campus, where anyone can come out, take a walk, and take a vapor of fresh air. Shed your stress like a second skin. WHAT IS THE TIMELINE FOR THIS PROJECT? Every Wednesday until we are done, we will be constructing the labyrinth -- digging up sod, laying skim and wood fries and dirt in "hugelkutur" mounds that we will plant, laying the gravel path... We'll be out there from at least 12:00-3:00 every Wednesday (rain day will be the pursuit Wednesday). Come when you can and stay for as long as you can. We will let the mounds winter over and plant them in the spring! WAIT, WHAT IS HUGELKULTUR? Hugelkultur is German for "hill culture" or mound cultivation. Basically, we will create small (~2ft high) mounds of skim and wood chips, imbricate it with overturned sod, imbricate that with increasingly dirt, and plant. Hugelkultur retains water well and continues to feed the soil as the skim decomposes over *years*. Read increasingly here: https://www.permaculture.co.uk/articles/many-benefits-hugelkultur HOW CAN I HELP? Oh, I am so glad you asked! 1) Volunteer! Come out any and every Wednesday to help out. No wits necessary! If you want to volunteer but can't help at that time, reach out to Kati Corlew at UMA or Andrea Simoneau at the P&J Center to see if flipside time can work. 2) Get a group together to volunteer! Even largest than your two hands are your two hands plus increasingly hands! Organize your friends, your clubs, your workmates, your classmates -- be persuasive! Tell them what a good rationalization this is! 3) Edgers and shovels and wheelbarrows are moreover helpful, expressly if you are coming with a group! Let us know that you are coming! Sign up in the SGA Office or Nottage Library. Comment on the event page which Wednesday(s) you can come, and how long you can join us those days! Facebook Event Page: https://www.facebook.com/events/491155644687233/ Follow us on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/UMABangorGarden/ For increasingly information, contact Kati Corlew (kate.corlew@maine.edu) See increasingly details Augusta Potluck in the Garden October 3, 2018 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm University of Maine at Augusta, 46 University Dr, Augusta, ME 04330, USA Every Noon on Wednesday during the fall semester of 2018, everyone is welcomed to a potluck lunch for polity towers at the UMA AugustaPolityGarden, North of Jewett Hall. Bring a dish to share, make some friends, and enjoy some time in the sun. Everyone is welcome. When: Every Wednesday, Noon to 1 PM Where: UMA AugustaPolityGarden, North of Jewett Hall Why: To build university polity and for the joy of it Who: You! For increasingly information, contact James Cook at 621-3190 or james.m.cook@maine.edu. See increasingly details October 4, 2018 Bangor Brown Bag -- lunch in the Garden October 4, 2018 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm UMA BangorPolityGarden You (yes, you!) (plus everyone else) are invited to the UMA BangorPolityGarden this fall! We are going to host the Bangor Brown Bag -- a social lunchtime gathering every Thursday at noon! There are no presentations. There is no agenda. Just come eat your lunch in a relaxed way, in a trappy place, and get to know other students, faculty, and staff. We'll be in the garden when the weather is nice, and in Eastport Hall 135 when the weather is not so nice. You are unchangingly welcome! The flyer for Bangor Brown Bag series is attached. Please shepherd whenever you can! Follow us on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/UMABangorGarden/ See increasingly details Tom Giordano in the Garden October 4, 2018 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm University of Maine at Augusta, 46 University Dr, Augusta, ME 04330, USA You may know Tom Giordano at UMA as Associate Professor of Accounting, but did you know that Tom Giordano moreover has a second life in music, with songs like "Crushes & Crashes," "I Should Have Known," and "Cool?" Come meet Tom Giordano in the UMA AugustaPolityGarden for a self-ruling noontime concert of his music. We'll fire up the grill and serve burgers, veggie burgers, hot dogs and drinks to go with the tunes. ... but don't just come for the music! This is performance with a purpose: we ask everyone to bring a box or can of supplies to donate to the AugustaSuppliesBank. Together, we'll show that UMA cares well-nigh the slipperiness of supplies insecurity facing so many families in Maine today. See increasingly details October 5, 2018 Bangor Student Government Association (SGA) Monthly Meeting October 5, 2018 @ 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm Eastport Hall Room 137 The SGA exists to provide a place for students to bring along campus related issues and concerns. We want you to join us on the first Friday of each month in Eastport Hall (SGA Office Rm. 137) at 12 Noon. You will learn well-nigh what we're currently doing on campus, how you can get involved and how we're handling any current issues. You can also, always, stop us in the hallway or come into our office anytime! See increasingly details October 8, 2018 Fall Break October 8, 2018 - October 9, 2018 @  See increasingly details October 10, 2018 Bangor Garden Labyrinth w/ P&J Center October 10, 2018 @ 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm UMA BangorPolityGarden We need YOU to help us build the new labyrinth at the Bangor CampusPolityGarden! Bring your friends! Bring your family! Bring your joy! Because we are going to have some fun doing some MEANINGFUL labor for the goody of UMA and the greater Bangor community! WHAT IS THE GARDEN LABYRINTH? The UMA Garden Club is teaming up with the Peace and Justice Center of Eastern Maine, the UMA Social Science Program, the Bangor SGA, Bangor Student Life, and others to create a plantable labyrinth with a permanent gravel walkway. This project will proffer our garden zone by increasingly than 1,700 sq ft, permitting us to expand our supplies distribution. We will protract to provide fresh veggies to supplies insecure students AND ALSO will uncork to provide supplies to local shelters and pantries. Additionally, this project will create a trappy meditative space on our campus, where anyone can come out, take a walk, and take a vapor of fresh air. Shed your stress like a second skin. WHAT IS THE TIMELINE FOR THIS PROJECT? Every Wednesday until we are done, we will be constructing the labyrinth -- digging up sod, laying skim and wood fries and dirt in "hugelkutur" mounds that we will plant, laying the gravel path... We'll be out there from at least 12:00-3:00 every Wednesday (rain day will be the pursuit Wednesday). Come when you can and stay for as long as you can. We will let the mounds winter over and plant them in the spring! WAIT, WHAT IS HUGELKULTUR? Hugelkultur is German for "hill culture" or mound cultivation. Basically, we will create small (~2ft high) mounds of skim and wood chips, imbricate it with overturned sod, imbricate that with increasingly dirt, and plant. Hugelkultur retains water well and continues to feed the soil as the skim decomposes over *years*. Read increasingly here: https://www.permaculture.co.uk/articles/many-benefits-hugelkultur HOW CAN I HELP? Oh, I am so glad you asked! 1) Volunteer! Come out any and every Wednesday to help out. No wits necessary! If you want to volunteer but can't help at that time, reach out to Kati Corlew at UMA or Andrea Simoneau at the P&J Center to see if flipside time can work. 2) Get a group together to volunteer! Even largest than your two hands are your two hands plus increasingly hands! Organize your friends, your clubs, your workmates, your classmates -- be persuasive! Tell them what a good rationalization this is! 3) Edgers and shovels and wheelbarrows are moreover helpful, expressly if you are coming with a group! Let us know that you are coming! Sign up in the SGA Office or Nottage Library. Comment on the event page which Wednesday(s) you can come, and how long you can join us those days! Facebook Event Page: https://www.facebook.com/events/491155644687233/ Follow us on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/UMABangorGarden/ For increasingly information, contact Kati Corlew (kate.corlew@maine.edu) See increasingly details Augusta Potluck in the Garden October 10, 2018 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm University of Maine at Augusta, 46 University Dr, Augusta, ME 04330, USA Every Noon on Wednesday during the fall semester of 2018, everyone is welcomed to a potluck lunch for polity towers at the UMA AugustaPolityGarden, North of Jewett Hall. Bring a dish to share, make some friends, and enjoy some time in the sun. Everyone is welcome. When: Every Wednesday, Noon to 1 PM Where: UMA AugustaPolityGarden, North of Jewett Hall Why: To build university polity and for the joy of it Who: You! For increasingly information, contact James Cook at 621-3190 or james.m.cook@maine.edu. See increasingly details October 11, 2018 Bangor Brown Bag -- lunch in the Garden October 11, 2018 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm UMA BangorPolityGarden You (yes, you!) (plus everyone else) are invited to the UMA BangorPolityGarden this fall! We are going to host the Bangor Brown Bag -- a social lunchtime gathering every Thursday at noon! There are no presentations. There is no agenda. Just come eat your lunch in a relaxed way, in a trappy place, and get to know other students, faculty, and staff. We'll be in the garden when the weather is nice, and in Eastport Hall 135 when the weather is not so nice. You are unchangingly welcome! The flyer for Bangor Brown Bag series is attached. Please shepherd whenever you can! Follow us on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/UMABangorGarden/ See increasingly details October 16, 2018 Augusta Student Government Association (SGA) October Meeting October 16, 2018 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm Rm 218, Randall Student Center, UMA-Augusta Please join the Student Government Association in their October meeting, unshut to all. At these meetings, we discuss what the SGA is currently planning in regards to the academic, social, and cultural events stuff held both on and off campus. If you have any concerns or issues related to campus, please bring them forward to the SGA. If you are interested in joining SGA but don't know what we do, shepherd our meeting to see how it all works. We hope to see you there. See increasingly details October 17, 2018 Bangor Garden Labyrinth w/ P&J Center October 17, 2018 @ 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm UMA BangorPolityGarden We need YOU to help us build the new labyrinth at the Bangor CampusPolityGarden! Bring your friends! Bring your family! Bring your joy! Because we are going to have some fun doing some MEANINGFUL labor for the goody of UMA and the greater Bangor community! WHAT IS THE GARDEN LABYRINTH? The UMA Garden Club is teaming up with the Peace and Justice Center of Eastern Maine, the UMA Social Science Program, the Bangor SGA, Bangor Student Life, and others to create a plantable labyrinth with a permanent gravel walkway. This project will proffer our garden zone by increasingly than 1,700 sq ft, permitting us to expand our supplies distribution. We will protract to provide fresh veggies to supplies insecure students AND ALSO will uncork to provide supplies to local shelters and pantries. Additionally, this project will create a trappy meditative space on our campus, where anyone can come out, take a walk, and take a vapor of fresh air. Shed your stress like a second skin. WHAT IS THE TIMELINE FOR THIS PROJECT? Every Wednesday until we are done, we will be constructing the labyrinth -- digging up sod, laying skim and wood fries and dirt in "hugelkutur" mounds that we will plant, laying the gravel path... We'll be out there from at least 12:00-3:00 every Wednesday (rain day will be the pursuit Wednesday). Come when you can and stay for as long as you can. We will let the mounds winter over and plant them in the spring! WAIT, WHAT IS HUGELKULTUR? Hugelkultur is German for "hill culture" or mound cultivation. Basically, we will create small (~2ft high) mounds of skim and wood chips, imbricate it with overturned sod, imbricate that with increasingly dirt, and plant. Hugelkultur retains water well and continues to feed the soil as the skim decomposes over *years*. Read increasingly here: https://www.permaculture.co.uk/articles/many-benefits-hugelkultur HOW CAN I HELP? Oh, I am so glad you asked! 1) Volunteer! Come out any and every Wednesday to help out. No wits necessary! If you want to volunteer but can't help at that time, reach out to Kati Corlew at UMA or Andrea Simoneau at the P&J Center to see if flipside time can work. 2) Get a group together to volunteer! Even largest than your two hands are your two hands plus increasingly hands! Organize your friends, your clubs, your workmates, your classmates -- be persuasive! Tell them what a good rationalization this is! 3) Edgers and shovels and wheelbarrows are moreover helpful, expressly if you are coming with a group! Let us know that you are coming! Sign up in the SGA Office or Nottage Library. Comment on the event page which Wednesday(s) you can come, and how long you can join us those days! Facebook Event Page: https://www.facebook.com/events/491155644687233/ Follow us on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/UMABangorGarden/ For increasingly information, contact Kati Corlew (kate.corlew@maine.edu) See increasingly details Augusta Potluck in the Garden October 17, 2018 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm University of Maine at Augusta, 46 University Dr, Augusta, ME 04330, USA Every Noon on Wednesday during the fall semester of 2018, everyone is welcomed to a potluck lunch for polity towers at the UMA AugustaPolityGarden, North of Jewett Hall. Bring a dish to share, make some friends, and enjoy some time in the sun. Everyone is welcome. When: Every Wednesday, Noon to 1 PM Where: UMA AugustaPolityGarden, North of Jewett Hall Why: To build university polity and for the joy of it Who: You! For increasingly information, contact James Cook at 621-3190 or james.m.cook@maine.edu. See increasingly details October 18, 2018 Bangor Brown Bag -- lunch in the Garden October 18, 2018 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm UMA BangorPolityGarden You (yes, you!) (plus everyone else) are invited to the UMA BangorPolityGarden this fall! We are going to host the Bangor Brown Bag -- a social lunchtime gathering every Thursday at noon! There are no presentations. There is no agenda. Just come eat your lunch in a relaxed way, in a trappy place, and get to know other students, faculty, and staff. We'll be in the garden when the weather is nice, and in Eastport Hall 135 when the weather is not so nice. You are unchangingly welcome! The flyer for Bangor Brown Bag series is attached. Please shepherd whenever you can! Follow us on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/UMABangorGarden/ See increasingly details October 24, 2018 Bangor Garden Labyrinth w/ P&J Center October 24, 2018 @ 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm UMA BangorPolityGarden We need YOU to help us build the new labyrinth at the Bangor CampusPolityGarden! Bring your friends! Bring your family! Bring your joy! Because we are going to have some fun doing some MEANINGFUL labor for the goody of UMA and the greater Bangor community! WHAT IS THE GARDEN LABYRINTH? The UMA Garden Club is teaming up with the Peace and Justice Center of Eastern Maine, the UMA Social Science Program, the Bangor SGA, Bangor Student Life, and others to create a plantable labyrinth with a permanent gravel walkway. This project will proffer our garden zone by increasingly than 1,700 sq ft, permitting us to expand our supplies distribution. We will protract to provide fresh veggies to supplies insecure students AND ALSO will uncork to provide supplies to local shelters and pantries. Additionally, this project will create a trappy meditative space on our campus, where anyone can come out, take a walk, and take a vapor of fresh air. Shed your stress like a second skin. WHAT IS THE TIMELINE FOR THIS PROJECT? Every Wednesday until we are done, we will be constructing the labyrinth -- digging up sod, laying skim and wood fries and dirt in "hugelkutur" mounds that we will plant, laying the gravel path... We'll be out there from at least 12:00-3:00 every Wednesday (rain day will be the pursuit Wednesday). Come when you can and stay for as long as you can. We will let the mounds winter over and plant them in the spring! WAIT, WHAT IS HUGELKULTUR? Hugelkultur is German for "hill culture" or mound cultivation. Basically, we will create small (~2ft high) mounds of skim and wood chips, imbricate it with overturned sod, imbricate that with increasingly dirt, and plant. Hugelkultur retains water well and continues to feed the soil as the skim decomposes over *years*. Read increasingly here: https://www.permaculture.co.uk/articles/many-benefits-hugelkultur HOW CAN I HELP? Oh, I am so glad you asked! 1) Volunteer! Come out any and every Wednesday to help out. No wits necessary! If you want to volunteer but can't help at that time, reach out to Kati Corlew at UMA or Andrea Simoneau at the P&J Center to see if flipside time can work. 2) Get a group together to volunteer! Even largest than your two hands are your two hands plus increasingly hands! Organize your friends, your clubs, your workmates, your classmates -- be persuasive! Tell them what a good rationalization this is! 3) Edgers and shovels and wheelbarrows are moreover helpful, expressly if you are coming with a group! Let us know that you are coming! Sign up in the SGA Office or Nottage Library. Comment on the event page which Wednesday(s) you can come, and how long you can join us those days! Facebook Event Page: https://www.facebook.com/events/491155644687233/ Follow us on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/UMABangorGarden/ For increasingly information, contact Kati Corlew (kate.corlew@maine.edu) See increasingly details Augusta Potluck in the Garden October 24, 2018 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm University of Maine at Augusta, 46 University Dr, Augusta, ME 04330, USA Every Noon on Wednesday during the fall semester of 2018, everyone is welcomed to a potluck lunch for polity towers at the UMA AugustaPolityGarden, North of Jewett Hall. Bring a dish to share, make some friends, and enjoy some time in the sun. Everyone is welcome. When: Every Wednesday, Noon to 1 PM Where: UMA AugustaPolityGarden, North of Jewett Hall Why: To build university polity and for the joy of it Who: You! For increasingly information, contact James Cook at 621-3190 or james.m.cook@maine.edu. See increasingly details October 25, 2018 Bangor Brown Bag -- lunch in the Garden October 25, 2018 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm UMA BangorPolityGarden You (yes, you!) (plus everyone else) are invited to the UMA BangorPolityGarden this fall! We are going to host the Bangor Brown Bag -- a social lunchtime gathering every Thursday at noon! There are no presentations. There is no agenda. Just come eat your lunch in a relaxed way, in a trappy place, and get to know other students, faculty, and staff. We'll be in the garden when the weather is nice, and in Eastport Hall 135 when the weather is not so nice. You are unchangingly welcome! The flyer for Bangor Brown Bag series is attached. Please shepherd whenever you can! Follow us on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/UMABangorGarden/ See increasingly details October 31, 2018 Bangor Garden Labyrinth w/ P&J Center October 31, 2018 @ 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm UMA BangorPolityGarden We need YOU to help us build the new labyrinth at the Bangor CampusPolityGarden! Bring your friends! Bring your family! Bring your joy! Because we are going to have some fun doing some MEANINGFUL labor for the goody of UMA and the greater Bangor community! WHAT IS THE GARDEN LABYRINTH? The UMA Garden Club is teaming up with the Peace and Justice Center of Eastern Maine, the UMA Social Science Program, the Bangor SGA, Bangor Student Life, and others to create a plantable labyrinth with a permanent gravel walkway. This project will proffer our garden zone by increasingly than 1,700 sq ft, permitting us to expand our supplies distribution. We will protract to provide fresh veggies to supplies insecure students AND ALSO will uncork to provide supplies to local shelters and pantries. Additionally, this project will create a trappy meditative space on our campus, where anyone can come out, take a walk, and take a vapor of fresh air. Shed your stress like a second skin. WHAT IS THE TIMELINE FOR THIS PROJECT? Every Wednesday until we are done, we will be constructing the labyrinth -- digging up sod, laying skim and wood fries and dirt in "hugelkutur" mounds that we will plant, laying the gravel path... We'll be out there from at least 12:00-3:00 every Wednesday (rain day will be the pursuit Wednesday). Come when you can and stay for as long as you can. We will let the mounds winter over and plant them in the spring! WAIT, WHAT IS HUGELKULTUR? Hugelkultur is German for "hill culture" or mound cultivation. Basically, we will create small (~2ft high) mounds of skim and wood chips, imbricate it with overturned sod, imbricate that with increasingly dirt, and plant. Hugelkultur retains water well and continues to feed the soil as the skim decomposes over *years*. Read increasingly here: https://www.permaculture.co.uk/articles/many-benefits-hugelkultur HOW CAN I HELP? Oh, I am so glad you asked! 1) Volunteer! Come out any and every Wednesday to help out. No wits necessary! If you want to volunteer but can't help at that time, reach out to Kati Corlew at UMA or Andrea Simoneau at the P&J Center to see if flipside time can work. 2) Get a group together to volunteer! Even largest than your two hands are your two hands plus increasingly hands! Organize your friends, your clubs, your workmates, your classmates -- be persuasive! Tell them what a good rationalization this is! 3) Edgers and shovels and wheelbarrows are moreover helpful, expressly if you are coming with a group! Let us know that you are coming! Sign up in the SGA Office or Nottage Library. Comment on the event page which Wednesday(s) you can come, and how long you can join us those days! Facebook Event Page: https://www.facebook.com/events/491155644687233/ Follow us on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/UMABangorGarden/ For increasingly information, contact Kati Corlew (kate.corlew@maine.edu) See increasingly details Augusta Potluck in the Garden October 31, 2018 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm University of Maine at Augusta, 46 University Dr, Augusta, ME 04330, USA Every Noon on Wednesday during the fall semester of 2018, everyone is welcomed to a potluck lunch for polity towers at the UMA AugustaPolityGarden, North of Jewett Hall. Bring a dish to share, make some friends, and enjoy some time in the sun. Everyone is welcome. When: Every Wednesday, Noon to 1 PM Where: UMA AugustaPolityGarden, North of Jewett Hall Why: To build university polity and for the joy of it Who: You! For increasingly information, contact James Cook at 621-3190 or james.m.cook@maine.edu. See increasingly details FOR ALL TRIPS: REFUNDS WILL ONLY BE GIVEN IF YOUR SPOT IS FILLED BY SOMEONE ELSE For increasingly information well-nigh any of the Augusta events listed: Office – Randall Student Center (RSC) 204 Email – kimberly.dowling@maine.edu Phone – 621-3374 For increasingly information well-nigh any of the Bangor events listed: Office – Bangor Fitness Center Email – Kent.corey@maine.edu Phone – 262-7817 Request Information Visit Campus Apply Now Mission Statement Annual Security Report Non-Discrimination Notice Contact Us University of Maine at Augusta 46 University Drive, Augusta, ME 04330 Phone: 1.877.UMA.1234 Mission Statement Annual Security Report Non-Discrimination Notice Contact Us © 2018 University of Maine at Augusta