University of Maine at Farmington Beavers

Contact

Address: 111 South Street, Farmington, Maine 04938
Athletics Telephone: 207-778-7147
Athletics Fax: 207-778-8177
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Staff

President: Dr. Kathryn Foster
Director of Athletics: Julie Davis
Faculty Athletic Representative: Jeff Thomson
Senior Woman Administrator: Cyndi Pratt
Sports Information Director: Cam Eggeman
Athletic Trainer: Karin Krzal

Key Facts

Enrollment: TBD
Student-Athletes: men - TBD women - TBD
Sports Sponsored: men - 7 women - 8
Tuition: in state- TBD out of state - TBD
Name Title Phone Email
Julie Davis Athletic Director (207) 778-7264 jadavis@maine.edu
Karin Krzal Athletic Trainer (207) 778-7064 karin.krzal@maine.edu
Cyndi Pratt Senior Woman Administrator (207) 778-7140 cynthia.pratt@maine.edu
Cam Eggeman Sports Information (207) 778-7535 cameron.eggeman@maine.edu

Name Title Phone Email
Chris Bessey Baseball Head Coach (207) 778-7831 christopher.p.bessey@maine.edu
Cyndi Pratt Field Hockey Head Coach (207) 778-7140 Cynthia.pratt@maine.edu
Bob Timmins Golf Head Coach (207) 778-7566 robert.timmins@maine.edu
Dick Meader Men's Basketball Head Coach (207) 778-7148 meader@maine.edu
Nathan Kronewetter Men's Soccer Head Coach (207) 778-7142 nathan.kronewetter@maine.edu
Dan Campbell (Interim) Men's & Women's Track & Field Head Coach (207) 778-8153 daniel.campbell@maine.edu
Kat McKay Softball Head Coach (207) 778-7925 kmckay40@maine.edu
Jamie Beaudoin Women's Basketball Head Coach (207) 778-8168 jbeaudoin@maine.edu
Beth Lebel Women's Lacrosse Head Coach (207) 778-7144 bethany.lebel@maine.edu
Molly Wilkie Women's Soccer Head Coach (207) 778-7529 molly.wilkie@maine.edu
Dan Campbell (Interim) Cross Country Head Coach (207) 778-8153 daniel.campbell@maine.edu



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Established in 1864 as Maine's first public institution of higher education and located at the foothills of the mountains of western Maine, the University of Maine at Farmington is Maine's selective public liberal arts college, offering quality programs in teacher education, human services, and arts and sciences. With enrollment limited to just 2,000 students, the University of Maine at Farmington is the same size as many of New England's most selective private colleges and offers many of the same advantages at an affordable price.

And the University's academic reputation is growing. In the 2005 America's Best Colleges' issue and guidebook, U.S. News & World Report rated the University of Maine at Farmington as one of the Top Public Comprehensive Colleges in the North for the ninth consecutive year.

Following these traditions, the University of Maine at Farmington is a founding member of COPLAC, the Council of Public Liberal Arts Colleges, an exclusive national group of seventeen public colleges and universities dedicated to the liberal arts tradition, the creation of teaching and learning communities, and the expansion of access to an undergraduate liberal arts education.



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