Applications for UMA's General Scholarship will close Friday, March 7th. The application must be filled out in its entirety by that date to be considered for the General Scholarship. To learn more information and to apply, follow the link below. 

Summer and Fall wish lists open for students on Monday, March 10th. Start building your schedule electronically by saving your class choices to you Student Center Shopping Cart (aka wish list). 

Registration opens for degree students Monday, March 31st and for all students Monday, April 7th. 

If you would like to meet with your advisor for assistance selecting classes,  schedule a time via the Navigate app or call our office (207.596.6906) and we'll be happy to assist you.

It's that time of year that makes for two perfect circles: Pi and Pie! To celebrate, the URock Student Association will be raffling off four delicious pies from Atlantic Baking Co in Rockland. Winners will receive their choice of either an Apple, Blueberry, Key Lime, or Chocolate Cream pie. If you are a current URock student who is hungry for some pie, fill out the form below for a chance to win!

Winners will be selected Wednesday, March 12th. Pick up will be at the URock Center on Pi Day, Friday March 14th. Pies must be picked up on the 14th. If you are unable to commit to pick up, please refrain from entering. 

Happy Pi Day! π 

Mid-terms are coming up next week and the UMA Rockland Student Association would like to help our busy students & their families, so....dinner is on them!  Currently enrolled URock students can order a make-it-yourself pizza, salad, and cookies.

Students need to order their meal kit by Wednesday, March 12th; pickup at URock will be on Thursday, March 13th.

Are you a URock Alumni? We would like to get in touch with you about upcoming Alumni events. If you are one of our alums and you would like to stay in touch with the URock community, please fill out the survey below and select "can contact" to stay up to date. 

NAMI is asking parents and caretakers who have taken their NAMI course to share their knowledge. NAMI is hoping to offer their course again to continue to teach caregivers about how to better support children growing up in Maine, but we can only do it with your support!

They are looking for leaders who are able to commit to offering a minimum of one course a year, with each course consisting of 6 sessions over 3 weeks. If you are interested in supporting other families by being trained to facilitate a class, please follow the link below to fill out the application. 

The University of Maine Cooperative Extension is hosting a Volunteer Training for those interested in the 4-H, youth development program. There will be two, one hour virtual sessions on Mondays, March 10th and March 17th. By the end of the two-part series, you will learn about the key aspects of positive youth development, complete four short e-Learning modules on the 4-H program, participate in an experiential learning activity, and be introduced to ages and stages of youth development. 

The trainings are completely free and do not require any commitment. To learn more and to register, follow the link below.