Submissions from 2025
Native American Studies (NAS) Course Offerings, Fall 2025, Jen Bowen
Tekαkαpimәk Contact Station at Katahdin Woods & Waters, George J. Mitchell Center for Sustainability Solutions
Energizing Equal Access : Resilience Research with Communities and Wabanaki Tribes, Ruth Hallsworth
From Pollution to Protection : Water, History, & Indigenous Treaty Rights Film Series, University of Maine Anthropology Department
Wabanaki Foodscapes (NAS 201), University of Maine Native American Programs
Submissions from 2024
2024 Wabanaki Winter Market, Hudson Musum, University of Maine
NAS 401 : Teaching Wabanaki Studies, Native American Studies, University of Maine
NAS 401 : Teaching Wabanaki Studies, University of Maine Native American Programs
Native American Heritage Month Flag Raising Ceremony, University of Maine Native American Programs
Submissions from 2021
Wabanaki Youth in Science (WaYS) wskitkamikw "earth" camp application, Wabanaki Center, University of Maine
Submissions from 2020
Anonymous gift given to the Wabanaki Center will Wabanaki student higher education, Megan Ashe
Nolan Alvater Receives Honorable Mention for the Udall Scholarship in Native American Policy, Margaret Nagle
Wabanaki Youth Science (WaYS) Newsletter, Spring 2020, Wabanaki Center, University of Maine
Submissions from 2018
Wabanaki Youth Science (WaYS) Newsletter, Spring 2018, Wabanaki Center, University of Maine
Submissions from 2016
Wabanaki Youth Science (WaYS) Newsletter, Spring 2016, Wabanaki Center, University of Maine
Submissions from 2015
Native American Waiver and Educational Program Guidance for Administrators Effective Fall 2012, University of Maine
Native American Waiver and Education Program Form, University of Maine
Wabanaki Youth Science (WaYS) Mini-Earth Camp Flyer, Wabanaki Center, University of Maine
Wabanaki Youth Science (WaYS) Newsletter, Apr. 2015, Wabanaki Center, University of Maine
Wabanaki Youth Science (WaYS) Newsletter, Jan. 2015, Wabanaki Center, University of Maine
Submissions from 2001
Wabanaki Center Helps Strengthen Cultural Ties Through Drama, Peter Cook
Submissions from 1926
Indian Remains of the Penobscot Valley and Their Significance, Walter B. Smith