Maine Maritime Academy in Castine, United States, has received a generous $1.5 million gift from Guy E. Mossman to establish The Maine Maritime Academy Endowed Chair of Nuclear and Reliability Engineering in memory of Edward L. Mossman. This endowment will support a faculty chair position in the Department of Engineering in perpetuity, allowing the Academy to enhance its offerings in the field of nuclear engineering. The President of MMA, Craig Johnson, expressed gratitude for the gift, emphasizing the pivotal role the endowed chair will play in providing academic training and programming in nuclear and reliability engineering. The academy has reintroduced a minor in nuclear engineering with plans to launch a major in the field by 2026. The creation of the endowed chair will also enable the expansion of course offerings in nuclear technology development and reliability operations, preparing students for careers in maritime and power fields. Professor Paul Wlodkowski praised the Mossman family's philanthropy, highlighting the revival of vital technical disciplines at MMA. With this support, Maine Maritime Academy aims to become a premier training facility for Nuclear Merchant Mariners, solidifying its position as a top educational institution in the maritime sector.