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Academic advocate
August 6, 2012In her 18 years as president of the University of Maine Farmington, Theodora Kalikow helped the school earn national recognition as a top public liberal arts college.
August 6, 2012
Bridging the skills gap
August 6, 2012John Reny, president of R.H. Reny Inc., happens to be in the retail business, but he cares deeply about the growing applied-technology crisis in Maine.
August 6, 2012
Research rainmaker | Blaine Grimes, Gulf of Maine Research Institute
August 6, 2012During her time in the private sector, Blaine Grimes never considered herself to be much of a fundraiser.
August 6, 2012Prosperity bound
August 6, 2012T he depth of our most recent economic slump has left people questioning investment in post-secondary training and education, has sparked debates over the value of liberal arts versus more technical training, and has challenged lower- and middle-i
August 6, 2012
Loan overload
August 6, 2012The Federal Reserve Bank of New York reports that student debt has climbed to $904 billion in the first quarter, a debt load that is being blamed for everything from lagging first-time home sales to a spike in depression among college students. The
August 6, 2012Search to find new WCCC president stalls
July 19, 2012William Cassidy, who's currently serving as interim president of Washington County Community College, will remain in the position through the coming academic year, the Maine Community College System announced in a press release.
July 19, 2012Portland, Cornville charter schools approved
July 18, 2012The Maine Charter School Commission voted Tuesday to approve two more public charter schools, bringing the total to three.
July 18, 2012UMaine trustees approve changes
July 9, 2012The University of Maine System board of trustees yesterday approved the appointment of Theo Kalikow as the new president of the University of Southern Maine.
July 9, 2012
Former CEO James Page is all business in his new role as UMS chancellor
July 9, 2012Appointed as chancellor of the University of Maine System in March, James Page comfortably wears two hats — one labeled "business" and the other "academia." As the top administrator of the seven-campus university system, he brings to that role mor
July 9, 2012USM president Botman steps down
July 6, 2012After four years on the job, University of Southern Maine President Selma Botman will step down to take a position aimed at encouraging international students to attend Maine universities.
July 6, 2012Botman steps down as USM president
July 4, 2012Selma Botman is stepping down from her post as University of Southern Maine president, two months after faculty held an unsuccessful vote of no-confidence
July 4, 2012Good Will-Hinckley charter school approved
July 3, 2012The Maine Academy of Natural Sciences, the new endeavor by Good Will-Hinckley, has been approved as the first public charter school in the state.
July 3, 2012Tuition holds steady at community colleges
June 28, 2012The Board of Trustees of the Maine Community College System voted yesterday to freeze tuition and fees for the upcoming academic year. It's the eighth time in 14 years the board has opted to freeze tuition.
June 28, 2012UNE dental facility wins Portland board OK
June 27, 2012The Portland Planning Board yesterday approved the University of New England's proposal for a $14.5 million Patient Care Facility, part of its new College of Dental Medicine expected to start up in 2013.
June 27, 2012UNE finalizes plans for Morocco campus
June 26, 2012The University of New England, which has campuses in Biddeford and Portland, has finalized its plan to establish a new campus in Morocco.
June 26, 2012Wind industry group wins award
June 26, 2012Portland-based Maine Wind Industry Initiative, an organization that provides wind energy development services, last week received recognition for its public and industry educational efforts.
June 26, 2012
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