Maine Policy Review Volume 22 No 1

Maine Policy Review Volume 22 Number 1 - Special Issue: Libraries & Information

The latest issue of Maine Policy Review (Volume 22, No. 1) is available on Digital Commons. This special issue looks at Libraries and Information...

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Mary Cathcart at White House Conference
Maine State Government Summer Internship Group 2012

The Maine State Government Summer Internship Program

The 2013 Maine State Government Summer Internship Program runs May 28 - August 16. There will be 24 new student interns working for eight different state agencies for the 2013 season.

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Maine NEW Leadership 2012

Maine NEW Leadership 2012

On May 30, 2013, the Margaret Chase Smith Policy Center will begin the fifth annual Maine NEW Leadership—a six-day, non-partisan, public leadership education program, provided at no cost to 30 college women from a variety of backgrounds, ages, races and majors throughout Maine.

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Margaret Chase Smith Library Joins UMaine
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Maine NEW Leadership Lecturer Interview
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Lilly Ledbetter

A national pioneer
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Maine NEW Leadership
June 1-6

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Margaret Chase Smith
Policy Center
Distinguished Maine
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Chris Rector

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April 4, 2013

The Margaret Chase Smith Policy Center is a nonpartisan, independent, research and public service unit of the University of Maine. Created in 1990, the Center was named to continue the legacy of Senator Margaret Chase Smith: a model of civil discourse and integrity. The Margaret Chase Smith Policy Center is dedicated to improving and promoting the quality of public dialogue about state, regional, and national policy issues through applied policy research and community engagement. Our research is interdisciplinary, cutting across departmental lines to bring together faculty, students and external policy experts to address issues confronting the state and nation. We strive to continue our tradition of independent and objective inquiry – in the spirit of the respected Maine senator for whom we are named.