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5 Signs You’re Destined to Be an Engineer

5 Signs You’re Destined to Be an Engineer

Are engineers born or are they made? Around here, we like to think the answer is both! While some students come to us having dreamed of this career since they were just hip high, others didn’t discover engineering until well into high school. Through years of working...

Announcing the Chip Moody Consider Engineering Program

Announcing the Chip Moody Consider Engineering Program

If you're familiar with UMPPF, you know how vital donor support is—to our programs, to students, and to the future of the pulp and paper industry. So with that... UMaine Pulp and Paper Foundation is proud to announce the establishment of the Chip Moody Consider...

5 Ways to Explore Careers in Engineering with UMPPF

5 Ways to Explore Careers in Engineering with UMPPF

When choosing your degree and future career path, you want to be sure: sure that the subject matter excites you, sure that it will connect you with like-minded peers, and sure that there will be plenty of job opportunities after graduation. That’s why we put so much...

In The News: Sustainable Packing Solutions

In The News: Sustainable Packing Solutions

You’ve heard us say it before, and you’re sure to hear it from us again: the pulp and paper industry is home to some of the greatest innovation and sustainability solutions. From the way we package consumer goods to the way we improve processes to minimize waste, this...

Shaping Future Engineers: The Vital Role of Corporate Members

Shaping Future Engineers: The Vital Role of Corporate Members

Here at UMaine Pulp and Paper Foundation, our goal is to prepare and inspire future leaders in the pulp and paper industry. It’s an important mission—one that can’t be done without the support of the industry itself. Corporate members are integral to the success of...

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