Joan Ferrini-Mundy, who became president of the University of Maine in 2018, is a math educator by background, so it’s not surprising that she’s overseen one of the university’s largest periods of growth in the engineering and computing field. Read more
Business Leaders: At UMaine, Joan Ferrini-Mundy has been an advocate for STEM education
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