Beyond Mayflower Hill: The College is extending its partnerships and reach to improve the lives of people and communities across Maine.
Colby College is expanding its impact beyond its campus by partnering with communities across Maine on initiatives that strengthen economic development, climate resilience, education, and civic life - illustrating its commitment to being a "private college for the public good." Part of this expansion of impact is due to collaborations, including with Dan and Sheryl Tishman's NorthLight Foundation, to build community resilience following disasters in coastal Maine.
Katahdin Woods and Waters receives $1M grant toward monument’s visitor center
The campaign has received support from over 200 donors including leadership gifts from the Roxanne Quimby Foundation, Elliotsville Foundation Inc., Burt’s Bees, L.L.Bean, the National Park Foundation and the NorthLight Foundation.
Colby College’s Center for Resilience and Economic Impact to Launch on Port Clyde Waterfront
The former general store will be rebuilt as a community space and the home of a new interdisciplinary research center
Intersection of environmental justice and engineering the focus of new $2.5M endowed professorship
The gift represents a cross-discipline approach to sustainability and equity.
Colby College launches new center to help Maine towns build resilience
It will look at strategies and ideas for helping communities deal with various issues from climate change impacts to the economic effects of business changes.
Colby Hires Inaugural Director of Center for Resilience and Economic Impact
Marine ecologist Nichole Price will lead the center dedicated to helping communities become resilient to a range of catastrophic events
New England Project of the Year: Team Delivers a Remote, Off-Grid Contact Station
ENR New England’s Project of the Year is a sustainably built visitors center for Maine’s Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument
