University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine - UNE COM

• OPENING 2025! The Harold and Bibby Alfond Center for Health Sciences — a purpose-built, sustainably designed, bright, spacious, and technologically connected facility — will be the centerpiece of the transformed Portland campus. This building will be the new home for UNE COM as well as the Center to Advance Interprofessional Education and Practice (CAIEP), which prepares students to work collaboratively and across disciplines. Moving here will give UNE COM students an ideal learning and community space, allow the school to train more doctors, and connect future doctors with caregivers across the health professions — all furthering UNE’s leadership in medical and health professions education. For more information: https://www.une.edu/health/portland-campus-health-sciences
  
• UNE's Interprofessional Simulation and Innovation Center is our Sim Lab —an authentic, hospital-like environment with robotic patient simulation mannequins. Here students gain real-life clinical experience, without the real-life risk, working with human actors as well as the mannekins. Students are immersed in team-based scenarios that model the communication, critical thinking and problem solving needed in all health care professions.
  
• Innovation Hall is a Portland landmark. At its center is UNE's large conference room and pre-event reception area, which have been the backdrop for events ranging from gubernatorial debates and academic symposiums, to TEDx Dirigo and regional awards galas. Also in Innovation Hall are the Interprofessional Simulation and Innovation Center, both featured in a separate virtual tour destination, Graduate Admissions and UNE Online office, and a collection of classrooms and study spaces.
  
• The Josephine S. Abplanalp Library is open 24 hours a day with access to online and traditional collections, as well as in-depth research, special collections and databases. The library offers both quiet study space and group study spaces for collaborative work. The Abplanalp Library is also home to the Maine Women Writers Collection, a permanently endowed collection that is designated as a national Literary Landmark.
  
• The Beverly Burpee Finley Recreation Center offers a full fitness center and a variety of recreational, wellness and fitness programming for students. From the Outdoor Adventure Club to stress relief workshops, you'll find opportunities to develop and practice health, wellness and recreational activities for a healthy lifestyle.
  
• The Nor'easter cafe in Alexander Hall is the central dining area on Portland Campus. Inside you'll find Corner Mercantile, our signature sandwich shop that features carved meats and hearty flavors. Across campus, the Parker Pavilion dining café offers grab-and go lunches and refreshments in a relaxed, spacious atmosphere.
  
• The Oral Health Center is the clinical home of UNE's College of Dental Medicine. Inside you'll find UNE's public oral health clinic which welcomes some 17,000 patients each year, as well as the dental simulation lab where students practice techniques on life-like simulated patients. Dental students deliver patient care at the Oral Health Center under the supervision of experienced clinical faculty and staff in a team-oriented approach.
  
• The School of Pharmacy building is devoted entirely to academic study and research in the field of pharmacy. The building houses our three innovative Pharmacy teaching laboratories, as well as modern lecture halls, classrooms, and study spaces. You'll also find UNE's Portland Laboratory for Biotechnology and Health Sciences here, a space where faculty and students perform research connected to Maine's growing bioscience and biotechnology ecosystem.
  
• UNE's on-campus dental hygiene clinic in the Coleman Dental Hygiene building serves as both a teaching facility and community service facility. Students gain practical experience working in the 20-chair clinic, while the public enjoys a variety of dental hygiene services at a reduced cost. Students perform oral inspections, nutritional counseling, x-rays, fluoride treatments and more.
  
• The Portland Campus includes numerous specialized labs for the health professions, such as purpose-built occupational therapy and physical therapy labs, as well as UNE's Motion Analysis Lab, a technologically-advanced learning space for students to observe and measure human motion. Students enjoy modern, comfortable classrooms and study areas across the campus.
  
• Historic Alumni Hall, which was the sole building on campus when UNE's predecessor Westbrook Seminary was established in 1834, has been restored to celebrate its rich alumni history. It now provides office space, classrooms, a sitting parlor, event space and a library annex for student study.
  
• UNE's Art Gallery on the Portland Campus presents imaginative and thought-provoking shows that are open to the public. Annual exhibitions range from contemporary fine art to photography, to international themes, to works by women and Maine artists. The gallery hosts the annual Sculpture Garden Invitational and also houses a permanent collection of paintings, drawings, photographs and sculptures by nationally and internationally known artists.

Seavey Terraces, located at 40 Clover Lane in Westbrook, Maine — less than a 10-minute drive from UNE’s Portland Campus for the Health Sciences — offers 65 furnished apartments in a variety of styles for UNE graduate students.

Located in the Maple Grove neighborhood, Seavey Terraces is steps away from an eclectic mix of shops and restaurants with easy access to grocery stores and more. The location is also convenient to Rock Row, Portland, and the Maine Turnpike. Residents will find the convenience of a bus stop and shelter adjacent to the building for access to free public transportation. The building includes a first floor commons room, indoor bike storage, parking, and outdoor common space.

Seavey Terraces offers a mix of one- and two-bedroom apartments and loft apartments for a unique and modern style. Depending on square footage, units are furnished with a full XL bed, underbed storage units, desk/chair, cushioned chair(s), barstools, console table/tv stand, and coffee table. Blinds are installed in the bedrooms. Appliances include stove, oven, microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher, and washer/dryer. Efficiency units do not have washer/dryer or dishwasher. All units have AC. Residents will pay separately for electricity, and arrange for internet services, if desired.

To apply for housing you must be accepted and deposited in your academic program, or a current UNE student.

Osteopathic Medical College (COM) applicants may be asked to submit necessary matriculation documents, including a deposit, according to the following AACOMAS traffic guideline schedule:

• Those accepted prior to November 15 to have until December 14.
• Those accepted between November 15 and January 14 to have 30 days
• Those accepted between January 15 and April 30 to have 14 days.
• Those accepted on or after May 1 may be asked by the accepting COM for an immediate deposit.
• After May 1 of the year of matriculation, each COM has the discretion to implement COM-specific procedures for accepted students who hold one or more seats at other COMs.