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UMSG passes SAF raise to be voted on by undergraduate student body – The Maine Campus

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The University of Maine Student Government (UMSG) held its fifth meeting of the semester on Feb. 18, led by Student Body President Keegan Tripp and Vice President Memphis Peterson. General Good and Welfare Several students from a chemical engineering society [not sure of the name] discussed being able to attend a national conference [not sure where] with several industry-leading corporations, having been funded by UMSG the prior semester. They …

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UMSG passes SAF raise to be voted on by undergraduate student body – The Maine Campus

The University of Maine Student Government (UMSG) held its fifth meeting of the semester on Feb. 18, led by Student Body President Keegan Tripp and Vice President Memphis Peterson. General Good and Welfare Several students from a chemical engineering society [not sure of the name] discussed being able to attend a national conference [not sure where] with several industry-leading corporations, having been funded by UMSG the prior semester. They …

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mainecampus.com broke the news in 2 days ago on Friday, February 21, 2025.

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