Author Archives: wfessenden
PRFIRMMACTE set to host key regional education conference.
Written by wfessenden
PR FIRM
on April 23, 2010
The Maine Administrators of Career and Technical Education (MACTE)(www.mainecte.org) along with United Technologies Center (UTC) in Bangor will play host to the 2010 ACTE Region 1 conference from April 29-May 1. “Catching the Waves, from Green Energy to Composites. What … Continue reading
PRFIRMAdult education student achieving goals, gets published
Written by wfessenden
PR FIRM
on April 6, 2010
For budding writers having a story published in a widely read publication is always a goal. For Fred Fruehan he never imagined his big break would come thanks to his relationship with Belfast Adult & Community Education (www.belfast.maineadulted.org). At sixteen … Continue reading
PRFIRMWomen, Work, and Community present the work of New Ventures participants Business Plans to be presented
Written by wfessenden
PR FIRM
on March 29, 2010
3/29/10 For Release: Immediate Media Advisory: Request for Media Coverage Contact: Gigi Guyton Microenterprise Coordinator Women, Work and Community 175 Main St. South Portland, ME 04106 207-799-5025 gigi.guyton@maine.edu Women, Work, and Community present the work of New Ventures participants Business … Continue reading
PRFIRMMedia Advisory: 2010 Maine Tradeswomen’s Conference
Written by wfessenden
PR FIRM
on March 9, 2010
Media Advisory: Request for media coverage Contact: Trisha Mosher WOMEN UNLIMITED 207-623-7576 tmosher@womenunlimited.org What: All members of the media are invited to join Women Unlimited for the 2010 Maine Tradeswomen’s Conference. The two day conference dedicated to providing information on … Continue reading
PRFIRMWiscasset Adult Education/ RSU 12 Receives $50,000 “Catalyst for Change” Award
Written by wfessenden
PR FIRM
on February 22, 2010
Grant from Nellie Mae Education Foundation recognizes efforts to put students at the center of learning Wiscasset, ME –The Wiscasset schools of RSU 12 (http://wiscasset.maineadulted.org) have been selected as a recipient of the Nellie Mae Education Foundation’s Catalyst for Change … Continue reading
