Submissions from 2023
Descriptive Inquiry—At the Intersection of Philosophy and Practice with Guest Cara Furman, PhD, Cara Furman
Eavesdropping Books as Testimony: Witnessing Secondhand Crimes Against Humanity with Young Children, Cara Furman
Interview with Cara Furman: "Eavesdropping Books as Testimony", Cara Furman
Dr. James Melcher, 'The Cases' - Margaret Chase Smith Library Maine Town Meeting 2023, James Melcher
A Look Back at Maine Politics in 2023, James P. Melcher
Maine, James P. Melcher
Human activities and species biological traits drive the long-term persistence of old trees in human-dominated landscapes, Jesse Minor and et al.
Submissions from 2022
Supporting the First Year Transition Through Experiential Learning, Linda Beck and Jesse Minor
Creating a Classroom Community in Pre-K and Elementary School, Cara Furman
Descriptive inquiry: Teachers talking about hard subjects, Cara Furman, Cecelia Traugh, and Jon Moscow
Policy Matters: The pros and cons of citizen-led ballot initiatives, James P. Melcher, Carol Coultas, and John Brautigam
A State Divided: Maine and its Continued Electoral Split, James P. Melcher and Amy Fried
Using the Campus Environment as a Classroom, Jesse Minor
The North American tree-ring fire-scar network, Jesse Minor and et al.
Submissions from 2021
Zoom Interview with Linda Britt, Linda Britt and Margaret Chase Smith Library
Protracted intra- and inter-pluton magmatism during the Acadian orogeny: evidence from new LA-ICP-MS U-Pb zircon ages from northwestern Maine, USA, David Gibson, Sandra M. Barr, Deanne van Rooyan, Chris White, and Jean-Luc Pilote
Maine Summer 2021 Politics Update: The Power of Elections, and Elections about Power, James P. Melcher
U.S. Supreme Court Preview and Review 2021, James P. Melcher
Zoom Interview with Jim Melcher, James P. Melcher and Margaret Chase Smith Library
The Life of Sir Charles Scarburgh, Michael Molinsky
Submissions from 2020
Differences in leaf physiology among juvenile pines and oaks following high-severity wildfire in an Arizona Sky Island Mountain range, Andrew M. Barton, Helen M. Poulos, Graeme P. Berlyn, Dylan W. Schwilk, Charles E. Faires, and Wyatt C. McCurdy
Biogeographic and anthropogenic factors shaping the distribution and species assemblage of heritage trees in China, Li Huang, Cheng Jin, Mingming Zhen, Lihua Zhou, Shenhua Qian, Chi Yung Jim, Dunmei Lin, Liang Zhao, Jesse Minor, Chris Coggins, Bo Chen, and Yongchuan Yang
Local cultural beliefs and practices promote conservation of large old trees in an ethnic minority region in southwestern China, Li Huang, Lijuan Tian, Lihua Zhou, Cheng Jin, Shenhua Qian, Chi Yung Jim, Dunmei Lin, Liang Zhao, Jesse Minor, Chris Coggins, and Yongchuan Yang
Co-existence between humans and nature: Heritage trees in China’s yangtze River region, Cheng Jin, Mingming Zheng, Li Huang, Shenhua Qian, Chi Yung Jim, Dunmei Lin, Liang Zhao, Jesse Minor, Chris Coggins, Bo Chen, Jigang Zhang, and Yongchuan Yang
2020 UMF Constitution Day event, James P. Melcher
A Summer 2020 Update: Maine Politics in a Time of COVID-19 and Uncertainty1, James P. Melcher
Electoral Reforms in Maine with James Melcher, James Melcher and Ian Saxine
Role-Based Assignments Support Student Engagement during Geography Field Trips, Jesse Minor and Matt McCourt
Critical Zone Science in the Anthropocene: Opportunities for biogeographic and ecological theory and praxis to drive earth science integration, Jesse Minor, Jessie K. Pearl, Mallory L. Barnes, Tony R. Colella, Patrick C. Murphy, Sarina Mann, and Greg A. Barron-Gafford
Submissions from 2019
Arizona cypress (Hesperocyparis arizonica) to the Horseshoe Two Megafire in a south-eastern Arizona Sky Island mountain range, Andrew M. Barton and Helen M. Poulos
Handles, Hashtags, and Austen Social Media, Misty Krueger
Sense, Sensibility, Sea Monsters, and Carnivalesque Caricature, Misty Krueger
Maine’s 2018 Election: Bonds Continue to Hold, James Melcher
Constitution Day 2019, James P. Melcher
The "two Maines" in a (potentially) new swing state, James P. Melcher and Amy Fried
One, Two, Three, Four! We Don’t Want Your F**king War! The Vietnam Antiwar Movement in Young Adult Fiction, Deborah Overstreet
1:1—The Power of Working with One Child to Develop Child Centered Pedagogy for Literacy Instruction in Teacher Education, Kathryn Will-Dubyak
Submissions from 2018
Can trophic rewilding reduce the impact of fire in a more flammable world?, Andrew M. Barton, Christopher N. Johnson, Lynda D. Prior, Sally Archibald, Helen M. Poulos, Grant J. Williamson, and David M.J.S. Bowman
A Sky Island Fire Ecology Primer, with a Focus on Chiricahua National Monument: A Reference Document for the National Park Service, Andrew M. Barton and Helen M. Poulos
Pine vs. oaks revisited: Conversion of Madrean pine-oak forest to oak shrubland after high-severity wildfire in the Sky Islands of Arizona, Andrew M. Barton and Helen M. Poulos
Do Mixed Fire Regimes Shape Plant Flammability and Post-Fire Recovery Strategies?, Andrew M. Barton, Helen M. Poulos, Jasper A. Slingsby, and David M.J.S. Bowman
Fengshui forests and village landscapes in China: Geographic extent, socioecological significance, and conservation prospects, Bixia Chen, Chris Coggins, Minor Jesse, and Yaoqi Zhang
Fengshui Forests as A Socio-natural Reservoir in the Face of Climate Change and Environmental Transformation, Chris Coggins and Jesse Minor
China’s community Fengshui forests: Spiritual ecology and nature conservation, Chris Coggins, Jesse Minor, Bixia Chen, Yaoqi Zhang, Peter Tiso, James Lam, and Cem Gultekin
"12th Annual Supreme Court Preview and Review" Professor James P. Melcher, James P. Melcher
Smokey Bear and the pyropolitics of United States forest governance, Jesse Minor and Geoffrey A. Boyce
U–Pb zircon geochronology of Proterozoic and Paleozoic rocks, North Islesboro, coastal Maine (USA): links to West Africa and Penobscottian orogenesis in southeastern Ganderia?, Douglas N. Reusch, Christopher S. Holm-Denoma, and John F. Slack
Submissions from 2017
The Sitting with Jane Art Trail: Celebrating Jane Austen, Basingstoke, and Literary Tourism, Misty Krueger
Vengeance, Vows, and “Heroick Vertue”: Reforming the Revenger in Delarivier Manley’s Almyna: or, The Arabian Vow, Misty Krueger
A Summer 2017 Update on Maine Politics, James P. Melcher and Amy Freed
Fire severity and regeneration strategy influence shrub patch size and structure following disturbance, Jesse Minor, Donald Falk, and Greg Barron-Gafford
Bonaventura Cavalieri and the CSHPM Logo, Michael Molinsky
B1: Geology of the Bald Mountain-Saddleback Wind Range, West-Central Maine, Douglas N. Reusch and Jake Hansen
Submissions from 2016
What Bonds Hold? An Examination of Statewide Bond Referenda in Maine and Other States, James Melcher
Submissions from 2015
Creating Adaptations in a Long Eighteenth-Century Literature Course, Misty Krueger
From Marginalia to Juvenilia: Jane Austen's Vindication of the Stuarts, Misty Krueger
Mansfield Park Comes to Life: Teaching and Staging Elizabeth Inchbald’s Lovers’ Vows in an Austen Course, Misty Krueger
The Products of Intertextuality: The Value of Student Adaptations in a Literature Course, Misty Krueger
Still LePage at Center Stage: A 2015 Maine Politics Update, James P. Melcher
Trimming and Planing Rough-Cut Wood For Efficient Dendrochronological Sample Preparation and Storage, Jesse Minor and Alexis H. Arizpe
Some Original Sources for Modern Tales of Thales, Michael Molinsky
Submissions from 2014
Teaching Jane Austen and Her Contemporaries, Misty Krueger
Editors' Note: Teaching Austen and Her Contemporaries, Misty Krueger, Bridget Draxler, and Susan Allen Ford
Submissions from 2013
The Rhetoric of Rape: William Blake’s Visions of the Daughters of Albion as Eighteenth-Century Rape Trial, Misty Krueger
Recall elections for state legislators, funded by outside interests, are likely to become more common., James P. Melcher
Submissions from 2003
Petrography of a "cryptic" mixed magma system – the Mount Waldo granite, coastal Maine, David Gibson, > R. Lux, and M. A. Choate
