Plan To Attend!
Join us for a day dedicated to discussing strategies for creating effective and sustainable internship programs with education and business leaders from across the state. Be part of the conversation to help shape the future of internships in Maine and support the next generation of professionals!
What? Our second Pathways to Careers Internship Summit! This one is themed: From Internships to Impact
When? TBD!
Who? Businesses, educators, workforce partners, and anyone interested in shaping the internship landscape in Maine
Where? TBD!
Coming soon!
Sponsorship packet coming soon!
For sponsorship inquiries, please email taylor.boucher@maine.edu
To be announced soon!
To be announced soon!
Cancellations made one week prior are eligible for a partial refund (due to a $25 processing fee).
Cancellations made within the week of the event are no longer eligible for a refund.
- What is included with my registration?
- Attendees will be offered a light breakfast and a full lunch during the conference.
- How can I make a hotel reservation?
- You may book your hotel at one of our preferred conference hotels. Click ‘Hotel Accommodations’ to the left for more information.
- Is parking free?
- Yes, parking is free for conference attendees!
- Can I sponsor the event?
- Yes, sponsorships are available! Please contact Taylor Boucher for more information.
With any additional questions regarding the summit, please reach out to either Allison or Taylor:
- Allison Jung, allison.jung@maine.edu
- Taylor Boucher, taylor.boucher@maine.edu
The summit is made possible through the collaboration of the University of Maine’s Office of Strategic Partnerships, Innovation, Resources, and Engagement and the UMS TRANSFORMS Pathways to Careers Center.
Pathways to Careers coordinates system-wide collaboration among internship coordinators, career professionals, and other UMS employees who support access to, and quality of, internship experiences.
Pathways to Careers is funded with generous support from the Harold Alfond Foundation as part of UMS TRANSFORMS and from the Maine Jobs & Recovery Plan (External Site) provided by Governor Mills and the Maine Legislature to the University of Maine System for workforce development.
