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Create a culture of innovation in your organization
November 25, 2013While innovation is now one of those words that everyone uses, but doesn't fully understand, it is irrefutable that having innovation as a strategy is closely linked to accelerated growth and profitability.
November 25, 2013Maine Business School enrollment up 21%
November 22, 2013The Maine Business School at the University of Orono reached a record enrollment this year of 947 undergraduate students, up from 785 students last year and 704 students two years ago.
November 22, 2013Maine GED campaign boosts numbers
November 15, 2013Nearly 800 more people have completed their high school equivalency exam in the first 10 months of 2013 than in all of 2012, which state officials attribute to a more aggressive public awareness campaign.
November 15, 2013Manufacturing Extension Partnership scores $375K grant
November 14, 2013The Maine Manufacturing Extension Partnership has won a $375,000 federal grant to study the region’s supply chain and provide training in collaboration with a new advanced manufacturing center at Brunswick Landing.
November 14, 2013
Kennebunkport pizza chef fires up backyard classes
November 11, 2013Jill Strauss jokes that when she moved to Maine 26 years ago, diner food was considered haute cuisine and pizza was served with french fries.
November 11, 2013Voters to decide on $150M in bonds
November 5, 2013Maine voters will decide today whether the state should borrow up to $150 million for a variety of transportation, education and infrastructure spending detailed in five separate ballot questions.
November 5, 2013Grant to help laid off Maine Military Authority workers
November 5, 2013The U.S. Department of Labor has given the state a $305,714 grant to fund training and re-employment services for the nearly 140 workers laid off at the Maine Military Authority earlier this month.
November 5, 2013Investment needed, says Educate Maine report
November 1, 2013A business-led coalition focused on the link between Maine’s educational system and its economic health has issued a report that calls for more investment in education at all levels.
November 1, 2013Expert says Maine’s aging population an asset
October 30, 2013Along with recruiting younger workers, economist John Dorrer told a legislative panel Tuesday that the state should invest in giving older workers skills to match today’s economy.
October 30, 2013LePage, trade mission head to Latin America
October 28, 2013Gov. Paul LePage is joining industry and education representatives for a trade mission to Mexico and Colombia this week.
October 28, 2013
Gayle Brazeau shepherds Maine's next generation of pharmacists into service
October 14, 2013Gayle Brazeau recalls an unforgettable moment during the first graduation ceremony at the University of New England's College of Pharmacy this year.
October 14, 2013- October 9, 2013
Governor’s office proposes $33.8M in cuts
October 2, 2013The Governor’s Office of Policy and Management has issued a report outlining nearly $33.8 million in recommended cuts to the st
October 2, 2013UMS opens credit-transfer website
September 24, 2013The University of Maine System has launched a new website to help students transfer credits to count toward degree programs at the state's seven universities.
September 24, 2013State picks less expensive high school equivalency exam
September 16, 2013The state will drop the GED high school equivalency test next year as the company that makes the test plans to move its test to a computer-only format, which state officials said would require costly upgrades.
September 16, 2013USM plans to cut physics major
September 13, 2013Officials from the University of Southern Maine plan to stop offering degrees in physics because of low enrollment and possibly shut down the Southworth Planetarium within that department.
September 13, 2013
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