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Search for Scientific Director to Lead World-Class Maple Research

The Proctor Maple Research Center sugarhouse with a colorful fall forest behind it.
Proctor Maple Research Center’s Sumner Williams Sugarhouse.

The University of Vermont Proctor Maple Research Center (PMRC) is an internationally known hub of basic and applied research, demonstration, and education that supports the maple industry.

UVM’s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences and the Department of Plant Biology are currently searching to hire a scientific director for PMRC, at the rank of associate or full professor, to guide the Center’s research direction. They seek an innovative and experienced researcher with a nationally or internationally recognized research program, grounded in the basic science of tree biology, with clear potential for translational application to maple health, sap, and/or syrup production. Continue reading “Search for Scientific Director to Lead World-Class Maple Research”

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Proctor Center, Director Recognized for Contributions to Maple Syrup Research

Several maple trees are being tapped for sap during late winter, with snow on the group and tubing attached to many trees.

The UVM Proctor Maple Research Center (PMRC) was awarded the Richard G. Haas Distinguished Service Award from the North American Maple Syrup Council (NAMSC), in recognition of 75 years of demonstration and outreach in support of the North American maple industry. The award was announced in October, 2022, at the NAMSC annual conference held in La Crosse, Wisconsin. Continue reading “Proctor Center, Director Recognized for Contributions to Maple Syrup Research”