We are celebrating the ninth annual Maine NEW (National Education for Women) Leadership program! Maine’s congressional delegation welcomed the students to the 2017 with these video addresses: Senator Susan Collins Senator Angus King Representative Chellie Pingree Representative Bruce Poliquin A group of 28 outstanding college students from 14 institutions around the state took part in the […]
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The Maine Public Broadcasting Network will air a talk given by U.S. Sen. Susan Collins at 1 p.m. Thursday, April 9 as part of its “Speaking in Maine” public affairs lecture series. Collins delivered the Margaret Chase Smith Public Affairs Lecture at the Collins Center for the Arts on March 31. During her address, “Incivility […]
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U.S. Senator Susan Collins delivered the Margaret Chase Smith Public Affairs Lecture on Wednesday, March 31, at UMaine. The topic of her address was “Incivility and Hyperpartisanship: Is Washington a Symptom or the Cause?”. A transcript of her talk is available from the Bangor Daily News here: http://bangordailynews.com/2015/03/31/politics/text-of-us-sen-susan-collins-march-31-address-at-the-university-of-maine/?ref=regionstate and TV coverage from WABI is available […]
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The Margaret Chase Smith Lectureship on Public Affairs welcomes U.S. Senator Susan Collins “Incivility and Hyperpartisanship: Is Washington a Symptom or the Cause?” March 31 ~ 3:30 p.m. Collins Center for the Arts RSVP required Call 581.1648 or email MCSPC@maine.edu Free and open to the public ~ No backpacks allowed
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U.S. Senator Susan Collins commemorated the 50th anniversary of Margaret Chase Smith’s presidential campaign. Sen. Margaret Chase Smith made history on Jan. 27, 1964, when she announced her candidacy for president. Sen. Collins, who currently holds the same Senate seat, gave remarks Monday on the floor of the Senate, paying tribute to Senator Smith and her […]
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