Laurel Daigle, a Fort Kent author, recently donated his newly published book "Images of America Fort Kent," which depicts photos and captions of the history of Fort Kent, to the University of Maine’s Acadian Archives/Archives acadiennes.
A number of individuals were invited to see, first-hand, the new neonatal simulator (The NOELLE doll), which was purchased by the University of Maine at Fort Kent through a grant received from the Davis Education Foundation of Falmouth, Maine, in support of UMFK’s Enhancing Birthing and Neonatal Care Nursing Education.
Dr. Rachel E. Albert, vice president for academic affairs at University of Maine at Fort Kent has announced that 220 students were named to the Dean's List for the spring 2009 semester.
The University of Maine at Fort Kent today awarded, posthumously, a Bachelor of Science degree in Elementary Education to Terry Francis Drown of Arundel, Maine, forty years after his death on the battlefields of Vietnam, at the age of 24.
Bob Crowley, the winner of the CBS television reality show Survivor Gabon last season, will speak at the University of Maine at Fort Kent on Thursday, July 2 at 7 p.m. in the Fox Auditorium. The event is free to the public, but donations will gladly be accepted at the door. All proceeds will benefit the Maxine Gagnon Page Family Scholarship at UMFK.