UMPI CELEBRATES
GRADUATES, BUSINESS LEADERSHIP,
W
hether it’s young people preparing to enter
the workforce, business people seeking
leadership skills, or seniors improving their
health and well-being, finding success and
fulfillment at many different stages of life has been an
important focus at the University of Maine at Presque Isle
this spring and summer. The University has undertaken
many important events and efforts recently, including
celebrating its th Commencement Exercises,
naming its Recent Alumni Award recipient,
and hosting U.S. Senator Angus King during the
final class of its th Young Professionals Institute.
In addition, Education students tackled engaged
learning projects for groups like Special Olympics and
Carleton Project meant to promote community and youth
involvement, and UMPI partnered with the
Area Agency on Aging and several other
community organizations to host the Aging
Well Living Well EXPO.
One of the biggest events of the spring semester for
UMPI was its th Commencement Exercises, held on Ma B