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Hi, My name is Emily Hedegard. I am double majoring in English and Communications with a minor in writing. I am a sophomore and will graduate in 2025. As a second-year student, I am finally in a place where I am beginning to become acclimated to college life. Entering college is not an easy transition …
Photos by: Emily Hedegard Pictured: The UNE library building, along with screenshots from the website explaining how to get access to the online services. The Jack S. Ketchum library provides students with a plethora of resources. Found in the campus center, UNE’s library provides students with access to physical literature and a quiet space. The …
PROFESSOR: Photo Credit: Joe Habraken CAN YOU PLEASE STATE YOUR NAME AND AFFILIATION WITH UNE? “Hi, I’m Joe Habraken, an associate professor in the School of Arts and Humanities, and I teach in the communications program.” WHAT ADVICE WOULD YOU GIVE TO A FIRST-YEAR STUDENT? “Showing up for class is one of the biggest things. …
Academic lesson: It is hard not to take advantage of all the new freedoms that come with freshman year. In high school, if you missed class, there would be repercussions with your attendance office, teachers, and possibly your guardians. Yet, now you can miss any class you want, create your own curfew, and make your …
This handbook was crafted specifically for the freshman who come to UNE and are a little unsure where to start with their college experience. It also can be used by anyone who needs a little help along the way. Coming to college is not always easy and not everyone can instantly find their path. We …
Our handbook is designed to prepare new University of New England students for their first time stepping foot on campus. Our goal of this handbook is to make the jump between highschool life and life at University of New England less intimidating and stressful. Our handbook is broken down into three lesson sections, Social, Academic …
