From collection COA College Publications
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College of the Atlantic
Your views on the world
are about to change.
"
How do we help most? How do we
best serve this broken world?
The holistic leap we need is within
our grasp. And know that there
is no better preparation for that
grand project than your deeply
interdisciplinary education in human
ecology. You were made for this
moment.
-Naomi Klein,
author and environmental activist,
in her commencement address
to the COA class of 2015
"
WE'RE UNLIKE ANY COLLEGE
OF
THE
ATLANTIC
We're a college built around a
unique idea: human ecology.
A human ecological perspective explores
the relationships between humans and
our environments, and stems from the
premise that our world's most pressing
problems require solutions that cross the
boundaries of academic disciplines and
seek fresh combinations of ideas. Students
come to COA because they want to be
part of creating a more sustainable and
humane world. Here, you will be inspired
and challenged by a close-knit community
of faculty and peers. You will dig into
complex questions in the classroom and the
laboratory, and also the woods and waters of
Acadia National Park, the conference halls of
United Nations climate negotiations, the Gulf
of Maine, or the corn fields of rural Mexico.
We're so glad you've found us.
YOU'VE EVER KNOWN.
LIFE
is
THE WORLD ISN'T
DIVIDED BY
MAJOR S
Climate change. Poverty. Plastic
pollution. Racial equity.
The complex problems facing our world aren't biology
problems or economics problems; they're messy and
interconnected, and demanding of new ideas and
solutions. That's why at COA you won't find academic
departments, long lists of required courses, or majors
and minors. What you will find are relevant, fascinating
classes that will change your perspective on the world,
professors who are passionate about teaching and
diving into big questions, and students who support and
challenge each other to take risks and to continuously
grow, both intellectually and as human beings. We're a
school for people who don't want to be boxed in, who are
excited by the connections between subjects, and who
want to make a difference.
A COLLEGE FOR THE
What does it mean to design
your own course of study?
Each term you'll choose your courses
based on the subjects that intrigue you
and the skills you need to achieve your
goals. If you've already got a solid plan,
you can hit the ground running in your
very first term; or if you want to explore
multiple subjects and interests, you'll
have ample opportunity to cast a wide
net. Your academic advisor will help
you navigate your unique path, and our
degree requirements (including writing,
quantitative reasoning, an internship, and
a capstone senior project) provide the
scaffolding to ensure you'll develop the
right skills to launch you into the world
of work or advanced study. With so few
required courses and so many possibilities
to choose from, you'll find that your
curiosity, passion, and sense of wonder will
be guiding forces in your COA education.
Start digging in at coa.edu/courses.
CURIOUS
RIVE
COA has 350 students
and 35 faculty, and we
come from more than
40 U.S. states and 45
countries around the
world.
We've chosen the college's
size intentionally, to break
down stereotypes and social
barriers, and so our students
and faculty will know each other
as individuals and work closely
and collaboratively both inside
and outside of the classroom.
By the end of your first term
you'll recognize most everyone
on campus, and you'll be on a
first-name basis with peers and
professors alike. With an average
class size of 12 and a student-to-
faculty ratio of 10:1, you won't be
just another face in the crowd.
SOMETIMES THE BEST
SS
CLASSROOMS
At COA you'll spend a
considerable amount of
time learning in the field.
Sometimes this means wading waist-
deep into a quaking bog on a quest
for glacial mud, others talking with
lobstermen at a statewide fisheries
forum. You might go to meet a
legendary artist in her studio, pound
the pavement on Capitol Hill, or
spend a full term in the American
West or in Mexico, Taiwan, France, or
Cuba. Learning in the field will keep
your education relevant and real.
It will stretch your knowledge and
skills, and push you to understand
new perspectives. Sure, you'll also
spend plenty of time in classrooms,
but we're serious about wanting a
big part of your COA education to
take place outside them.
ROOMS AT ALL
SO MANY COURSES
COSTA RICAN NATURAL HISTORY & CONSERVATION
GEOLOGY OF MOUNT DESERT ISLAND
ACTIVATING SPACES: INSTALLATION ART
AUTOBIOGRAPHY
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN
WASTE
CHILD DEVELOPMENT
AGROECOLOGY
GEOLOGY AND HUMANITY
MUSIC FUNDAMENTALS
INTRO TO CHAOS & FRACTALS
ANIMAL BEHAVIOR
ORNITHOLOGY
CHANGING SCHOOLS, CHANGING SOCIETY
A TINY HOME: FROM SKETCH TO HOUSEWARMING
STUDIO PRINTMAKING
ANTHROPOLOGY OF FOOD
GENETICS
ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY
CREATIVE WRITING
DOCUMENTARY VIDEO
PHILOSOPHIES OF LOVE
DRAWING 1
BEES & SOCIETY
FROM NATIVE EMPIRES TO NATION STATES
DRAWING MINERAL & BOTANICAL MATTER IN THE FORESTS OF MAINE
CALLING BULLSHIT: CRITICAL DATA LITERACY
OCEANS & FISHES
POLITICS & THE SUPREME COURT
IMPROV COMEDY
INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL LAW
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
NAPOLEON'S BUTTONS: HOW CHEMISTRY HAS SHAPED HISTORY
SO MANY WAYS TO
CELLULAR PROCESSES OF LIFE
CAPITALISM: ECONOMICS & INSTITUTIONS
ACADIA: EXPLORING THE NATIONAL PARK IDEA
JAZZ, ROCK, AND BLUES
HYDRO POLITICS IN A THIRSTY WORLD
WINTER ECOLOGY
FUNCTIONAL PLANT MORPHOLOGY
INTRO TO CONTEMPORARY DANCE & COMPOSITION
CONTEMPORARY ARTIST AS RESEARCHER AND ACTIVIST
CONSERVATION BIOLOGY
ENDANGERED SPECIES & US WILDLIFE LAW
CAPITALISM: ECONOMICS & INSTITUTIONS
INDIGENOUS AMERICA
CLIMATE JUSTICE
FILM, SOUND, AND IMAGE
ETHNOBOTANY
INTRO TO OCEANOGRAPHY
MANDARIN CHINESE
GRAPHIC DESIGN
THE MYSTICS
SEMINAR IN CLIMATE CHANGE
HISTORIES OF RACE
BIOLOGY THROUGH THE LENS
PROGRAMMING WITH PYTHON
ECOLOGY
MARINE MAMMAL BIOLOGY
COMMUNICATING SCIENCE
INTRO TO GLOBAL POLITICS
ANIMATION
CERAMICS
NATURAL RESOURCES
LAND USE PLANNING RELIGION & SCIENCE
ADVANCED SEMINAR IN ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS
CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL MOVEMENT STRATEGIES
STORYTELLING & PERFORMANCE
FOUR-DIMENSIONAL STUDIO
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What do the Smithsonian
archives, Iceland Conservation
Volunteers, and a Senegalese
seed bank have in common?
They're among the hundreds
of places where COA students
have done internships. A
440-hour internship is one
of the requirements for COA
graduation; that means you'll
spend 40 hours a week, for 11
weeks, getting valuable work
experience in an area that aligns
with your academic interests
and intended career path. Some
students meet future employers
through their internships; others
may discover their "dream
job" isn't the right fit after all.
Learn about our other degree
PS
requirements, including the
term-long, student-designed
senior project, at:
coa.edu/degree-requirements
Making thoughtful change is a
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central part of COA's mission.
We put this into practice by governing the
college together-students, staff, and faculty.
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Through participatory committees and our
weekly All College Meeting we pass policies,
hire faculty, plan new buildings, and approve
course offerings as a community. Working
together, we make real decisions with real
impacts on our lives at the college. This
work can be empowering, and, sometimes
frustrating, illuminating, or just plain
messy-like it is in the real world. Community
governance gives us opportunities to learn
about ourselves and about collaborative
decision making, complex institutions, and
patience.
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CAMPUS
FACILITIES
The COA campus has a range of facilities
and resources for students. The Amos
Eno Greenhouse is home to hundreds
of live plant species and used for an
array of academic projects. In the COA/
Acadia National Park Herbarium you'll
find more than 15,000 preserved plant
specimens documenting Maine's coastal
region and beyond. The Blum Gallery
features art exhibitions by students,
faculty, and outside artists, and the Gates
Community Center hosts regular speakers,
concerts, and theatrical performances.
Thorndike Library provides access to
academic resources both near and far,
and its reading room and stacks are
popular spots for quiet study. The Dorr
Museum of Natural History investigates,
interprets, and displays the natural world
of Maine through exhibits designed and
produced by COA students. Deering
Common Community Center includes
health and counseling services, as well as
a meditation room, student lounge, and
meeting spaces with waterfront views.
Academic services include our writing
center, computer lab, and the COA Office
of Internships and Career Services.
FARMS
(We have two.)
COA's two organic farms provide
experiential learning opportunities
in sustainable agriculture and food
systems, and also feature on our
dining hall menus! In the early
mornings, you may find students
doing chores at Peggy Rockefeller
Farms, hauling water to sheep or
feeding cows. A few miles away,
others may be harvesting carrots
and cabbage from Beech Hill
Farm's vegetable fields. Classes in
areas such as forest management,
drawing, food systems, agroecology,
and earth science make use of the
farms and their facilities, and you'll
find food from both farms on your
plate year-round.
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ISLANDS
(Two of these, too.)
Great Duck Island and Mt. Desert Rock extend our campus 10 and 25 miles out to
sea, respectively. Each year, groups of intrepid students spend their summers at our
island research stations monitoring nesting seabirds, conducting wildlife censuses,
photo-identifying finback and humpback whales, and conducting other research with
faculty and Allied Whale, our marine mammal research group.
COLLEGE
ATLANTIC
SUSTAINABILITY
As you might expect from a college of
human ecology, sustainability is central to
just about everything we do.
Together we wrestle with putting our
human-ecological values into action on
campus and in the world, and in the process
we often find ourselves changing not just
light bulbs but also our conceptions of what
it means to be "green." From the food we
eat to the energy we consume, the courses
we teach, and the community we build
together, our commitment to environmental
and social justice is an effort that engages
faculty, staff, and students in the intellectual
and practical life of the college.
OUR
COA is a close-knit
intellectual and social
community, where life
is informal, friendly,
and always busy.
On any day you might build a bike,
participate in a poetry slam, play
a pick-up game of soccer, attend a
lecture, sit in on an orchestra practice,
or ski through the national park.
We're not just learning in class, we're
also learning how to live together in
community and how to become the best
versions of ourselves. The close ties
you'll forge with friends, classmates,
faculty, and staff will enrich and
energize you long after graduation.
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There are so many ways to stay busy
in and out of class, even at a college
without any sports teams! Students
are the drivers of most on-campus
activities-if it's not already happening,
you can start it!
Recent student clubs and activities
include:
Aurora Ball-ealis-annual midwinter dance party
Bar Island Swim-annual event, each September
STUDENT
Black Fly Trail Runners
Blues/Fusion Dance Club
Bulk Foods Buying Club
ACTIVITIES
Choir
Community Show-fall variety show
Council on Foreign Affairs
Earth in Brackets-int'l environmental actiivism
Fiber Arts Club
Fireside Fridays-winter term
Food Club
Futbol/Soccer Club
Good Film Club
Midwifery Club
Open Mic Nights-each term
Orchestra
Outdoor Leadership Program
Outing Club
Photography Club
Poetry Collective
Spectrum-LGBTQ+
Spirituality Group
Thoreau Environmental Leaders Workshops
Water Polo
Yoga
Zero Waste Club
HOUSING AND FOOD
Shared house chores, community dinners, and late-night conversations
in the kitchen help make COA's on-campus houses feel like homes.
Our residences are a mix of former seaside estates and newer dwellings built by the college to
encourage community living and meet high environmental standards. Each house has its own
character and sense of community, as well as its own Resident Advisor (RA)-an older student
tasked with facilitating house responsibilities and cohesion. The RAs also serve as a support
system for new students as they adjust to college life. All first-year students live on campus;
transfer and returning students have the option to rent houses or apartments in the village of Bar
Harbor, a short walk or bike ride away from campus.
Monday through Friday, COA's Blair Dining Hall, affectionately known as Take-A-Break (or TAB), is the
busy hub at the center of campus. We serve three meals a day and they're all made from scratch,
with more than 30% of ingredients sourced locally and sustainably, and with vegetarian, vegan,
and gluten-free options at every meal. If the day's TAB menu doesn't suit your fancy, you can
always grab a smoothie, salad, soup, sandwich, or made-to-order personal pizza at Sea Urchin Cafe.
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Mount Desert Island is like
no place else on earth.
As a COA student your backyard will be the trails and
granite-domed mountains of Acadia National Park,
and out your front door you'll greet the island-studded
waters of Frenchman Bay. You'll hear frogs calling in
spring, wake up to the smell of the ocean, learn the
ebb and flow of the tides, and watch the constellations
change with the season. Just a short walk from campus,
the national park offers endless opportunities for outdoor
recreation and experiential learning. COA's Outing Club
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organizes regular hiking and paddling trips, and you can
borrow tents, stoves, and snowshoes from the gear shed
for your own adventures. When you arrive on campus for
your first term we'll give you a trail map, and, one way or
another, we trust you'll put it to good use.
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Bar Harbor is a scenic, small town of 5,000 with a notable twist:
each summer millions of visitors flock here for vacation.
During our peak tourist season, from June to October, you'll find hotels, gift shops, restaurants,
boutiques, and scenic excursions galore. During the winter and spring the island is quieter, with
many local businesses open to serve the year-round community. The bookstore, second-hand shop,
coffee shops, cinemas, natural foods store, outdoor gear supplier, and public library, all within a
mile of campus, will likely be regular destinations during your years at COA. Every student receives
a membership to the local YMCA, which provides access to a pool, fitness room, and offerings like
volleyball, basketball, indoor soccer, water polo, and exercise classes.
BAI R HARBOR
WHAT
OUR
ALUMNI
HELENA SHILOMBOLENI '09
JULIA ROWE '01
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POST-DOC RESEARCHER,
INVASIVE SPECIES RESEARCH SPECIALIST,
UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO
ARIZONA-SONORA DESERT MUSEUM
ONTARIO, CANADA
TUCSON, AZ
ABE NOE-HAYS '00
APRIL CHITRAKAR '04
RICHARD HILLIARD '09
CO-FOUNDER/RESEARCH DIRECTOR,
DOCTOR OF VETERINARY MEDICINE
PHD STUDENT, ENVIRONMENTAL
TUTE
RICH EARTH INSTITUTE
OWNER, TOPANGA EQUINE, INC.
ENGINEERING, OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY
BRATTLEBORO, VT
LOS ANGELES, CA
CORVALLIS, OR
COA alumni work
in a range of fields
encompassing
science, art,
education,
technology,
TARA JENSEN '07
AARON JONAH LEWIS '05
business, law,
BAKER/OWNER, SMOKE SIGNALS,
INTERNATIONAL MUSICIAN
government,
WOOD-FIRED BAKERY SCHOOL
DETROIT, MI
POUND, VA
health, and more.
Ca This way
DANIELLE ROSE BYRD '05
SERGIO CAHUEQUE '17
HANNAH M. SEMLER '06
WOODCARVER/ARTIST
GRASSROOTS ORGANIZER, ENVIRONMENTAL
FOUNDER, WHOLE CROPS
BAR HARBOR, ME
HEALTH STRATEGY CENTER
CO-FOUNDER, CEO, FARMDROP
PORTLAND, ME
ME, co, AZ
NISHAD JAYASUNDARA '05
DIANA KOMBE '06
CHELLIE PINGREE '79
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR,
CONSULTANT, ZS ASSOCIATES
REPRESENTATIVE TO UNITED STATES
UNIVERSITY OF MAINE
CAMBRIDGE, MA
CONGRESS FROM MAINE'S FIRST DISTRICT
ORONO, ME
NORTH HAVEN, ME
SAM MILLER-MCDONALD '09
ERICA MALTZ '07
MARJOLAINE WHITTLESEY '05
PHD CANDIDATE, ENERGY & POLITICS,
NATURAL RESOURCES DIRECTOR,
LEAD TEACHER, THE TELLING ROOM
UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD
BURNS PAIUTE TRIBE
PORTLAND, ME
OXFORD, UK
BURNS, OR
350
10:1
students
student:faculty
83%
100%
receive
need-based
complete
financial aid
internships
Of our 350 students,
83% of COA students
All students will
24% are international,
receive need-based
complete an
representing more than
financial aid, primarily in
INTERNSHIP at a
45 countries. The rest
the form of institutional
workplace in their field.
come from 40 states
scholarships. Our
They'll also undertake
including 17% from
students graduate with
a term-long, capstone
right here in Maine.
an average debt of
SENIOR PROJECT.
$24,000, well below the
These are two of many
More than 50% of
national average.
ways students apply
students will have an
their learning to the real
international experience
world.
while at COA.
THE PRINCETON REVIEW
says
GREEN
60%
#8 LGBTQ-Friendly
#11 Best Campus Food
COLLEGE
#12 Professors Get High Marks
to grad school
#12 Students Study the Most
#14 Most Active Student Government
67%
US NEWS
says
acceptance rate
#12 Most Innovative College
#13 Best Value College
Princeton Review has
Within one year of
The academic year
named us AMERICA'S
graduation, 97% OF
operates on a
GREENEST COLLEGE
COA ALUMNI go on
TRIMESTER
for three years in a row,
to graduate school or
SCHEDULE with fall,
and Sierra magazine
are employed. 65% of
winter, and spring terms,
ranked us #1 on their
those working have a
each 10 WEEKS long.
"Cool Schools" list in
job in their field. Within
Students take three
2016 and 2017. Students
five years of graduation,
classes per term.
are involved in all
60% OF GRADUATES
aspects of the college's
pursue MASTER'S
sustainability initiatives.
OR DOCTORAL level
degrees.
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ADMISSIONS
Currently seeking: 100 new points of view.
COA approaches the admission process much as we approach
learning: with a focus on the individual strengths of each
student.
Your application will be read by several members of our
admission committee, which includes students, faculty, and
admission staff members.
You can apply using either the Common Application or the COA
application. A completed application includes:
Completed application form with essays
$50 application fee (fee waivers are available)
Two teacher recommendations, and a letter from your
school counselor
Official transcripts of all academic work from high school
and college
A personal interview, though not required, is encouraged
Standardized test scores are not required, but you may
submit SAT or ACT scores if you choose to do so
For application deadlines, essay prompts, and more:
coa.edu/apply
Office of Admission
College of the Atlantic
inquiry@coa.edu
800.528.0025
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COLLEGE OF THE ATLANTIC
105 Eden Street
Bar Harbor, Maine 04609
800-528-0025 inquiry@coa.edu
coa.edu
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