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"Now is the right time for a transition to new leadership for the university, and it’s the right time for me personally," said University of Southern Maine President Glenn Cummings, who plans to return to the school as a faculty member.

The law school plans to move its students and faculty to an Old Port building by January, and house them there until a new law school is completed in about 5 years.

Boost Biomes announces expansion of its board of directors, with appointments of Micki Seibel and Neal Gutterson Industry leaders to guide the application and commercialization of Boosts unique platform technology News provided by Share this article Share this article BRISBANE, Calif., May 25, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- US-based food and agriculture biotech startup Boost Biomes announced additions to its Board of Directors. Joining the board are Micki Seibel, VP of Product at Unfold, the vertical fa...

A plan to move the University of Maine School of Law to temporary digs in downtown Portland got a green light Wednesday from a key committee before moving to a full vote by the UMaine System Board of Trustees on May 24. Under a plan endorsed by members of the finance, facilities and technology committee, Maine Law would move to a leased space at 300 Fore St. until a new home goes up at the University of Southern Maine campus in Portland.  The same committee also approved the second reading o...

Updated Feb 28, 2021 | 07:39 IST The University of Agriculture will witness a sea of changes soon and the Board of governance system through autonomy will be implemented in Karnataka, Deputy Chief Minister Dr CN Ashwatha Narayana. Governance System Board to be introduced in Agriculture Uni&nbsp | &nbspPhoto Credit:&nbspRepresentative Image The University of Agriculture will witness a sea of changes soon and the Board of governance system through autonomy will be implement...

Macquarie, HSBC face fallout from debit card reform Macquarie, HSBC face fallout from debit card reform 23 February 2021 5:22AM Macquarie Bank, HSBC and other mid-tier banking providers could be forced to reconfigure their newly-minted single network debit cards after the Reserve Bank publishes the findings of its payments review in the middle of the year. Leading payments experts believe the RBA’s Payments System Board is set to crack down on the practice of issuing single network cards be...

IITA strategically positioned to contribute to the One-CGIAR agenda in sub-Saharan Africa Share Share 3 February 2021 IITA embraced the One-CGIAR initiative in the past year because a unified CGIAR will be a more effective and impactful organization. Since then, the Institute has participated in the unfolding plans and is strategically positioned to contribute to the One-CGIAR agenda in sub-Saharan Africa. Significant developments have been taking place at IITA and  CGIAR, with bi...

share Carol Aaron returns to PeaceHealth; Ruth Williams-Brinkley is president of Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of the Mid-Atlantic States, Inc. VANCOUVER – PeaceHealth has named Carol Aaron and Ruth Williams-Brinkley to its system Board of Directors. With more than 30 years of healthcare experience, Aaron’s deeply held commitment to community health as well as her passion for organizational talent development makes her a valuable addition to the PeaceHealth system board. Carol Aaron Aaron r...

A WVU student walks to class in Woodburn Circle on Oct. 14, 2020. West Virginia University administrators announced at Friday’s Board of Governors meeting that they will conduct a data-driven review of academic programs for the long-term financial stability of the school. President E. Gordon Gee said the review was driven by years-long trends in the academic marketplace and fundamental changes to the University’s business model from state-funded to tuition-funded. Over the coming mont...