You’ve done the research, why not showcase your project in a local student pitch competition? Here are a few examples.
[Re]Produce, a sustainable business venture conceived by College of the Atlantic students Anita van Dam ’19 and Grace Burchard ’17, wins $5,000 at the 2017 University of Maine Business Challenge Finals. Check out the story.
Here are a few examples of student capstone projects, including some from the Hatchery, COA’s sustainable business incubator.
Senior Projects and Master’s Theses are cataloged in the library’s catalog, Thorncat. Some projects are temporarily held from public view, which is reflected in their call number.
All other available Senior Projects will have SENIOR PROJECT as their call number and are available for in-library viewing. Master’s Thesis call numbers have the prefix THESIS and are located in the COA Collection area at the back of the library (they are bound in blue with title and author imprinted on spine).
Click HERE to view the Senior Projects & Master’s Theses in Archives & Thorncat Google Sheet, which is a list of all the projects and theses held in the archives.
Senior Projects are stored in the college archives. They range in format from VHS and cassette to compact disc and printed books. They are available for in-library use only. The library has players for the various formats. To view a senior project, click here to schedule an appointment or ask any library staff member for assistance.
Master’s Thesis call numbers have the prefix THESIS and are located in the COA Collection area at the back of the library (they are bound in blue with title and author imprinted on spine). They are available for in-library use only and are self-serve.
Manomet's U360 Business Sustainability Internship Program is a multi-term opportunity to interview up to 25 small businesses about their current practices using an assessment tool for triple-bottom line sustainability, and develop a Sustainability Action Plan for one business. This program is run by COA alumna Lora Winslow Babb!