
Bringing the community together
The University of Maine Art Education Community Outreach program is an intercultural program that acknowledges and celebrates the diversity found within both the state of Maine and the country we call home. UMAECO prides itself in supporting all peoples and especially those from minority populations.
Who Are We?
Kathleen Greenlaw
My name is Kathleen Greenlaw. I am a 3rd year art major here at the University of Maine. I am double majoring in Studio Art and Art Education with a minor in Art History. I have been painting and making art all my life, and took to Art Education shortly after graduating highschool. I am a creative person at heart and often enjoy fashion, videography, and interior design, and would love to incorporate these more into the mainstream art education one might see in public schooling.



Connor Reese
My name is Connor Reese and I am finishing up my junior year as a Studio Art and Art Education double major at the University of Maine. I am a nature enthusiast and a lover of all things outdoorsy. In my free time, I enjoy fishing, hiking, and building things with my hands. I have always had a passion for sculpture and consider it a major aspect of who I am.
Star Young
My name is Star Young. I am finishing up my junior year at the University of Maine. I am double majoring in Art Education and Studio Art with a minor in Art History. Growing up I always knew I wanted to do something with art, but my freshman year of high school I decided that I wanted to be an Art Teacher. I have always loved my drawing and painting and am so happy to have had the ability to branch out in college.


Sofia Rivera
Hi, my name is Sofia Rivera and I am in my junior year at the University of Maine. I am a double major in Art Education and Studio art with a minor in Art History, focusing mainly on drawing, painting, and ceramics. I enjoy all things colorful and creative, hoping to translate my love for art to the students I teach to let their creativity and imagination grow.


Agnes Robinson
Agnes Robinson spent the majority of her formative years growing up on an island off the coast of Maine. She graduated from the University of Maine-Farmington in 2003 with a degree in elementary education and a concentration in mathematics. She worked several years in the Ellsworth School system and then became a stay-at-home mother. When her children started school she began to work part-time as a stained glass mosaic artist. Her growth and success as a glass artist motivated her to pursue art as a full-time career option. She is now employed as a middle school math teacher at Dedham School and is working nights and summers to complete her art endorsement. Her passion is art and she cannot wait to share that love with her future art students!
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