ADVISORY/Michigan's Public Universities and MEDC Join Forces; Partnership Emphasizes Attraction and Retention of High-Tech Grads.Business Editors, High Tech & Education Writers NOTE TO MEDIA: Logos are available in a Smart News Release(TM) on Business Wire's Home Page at www.businesswire.com and at www.newstream.com --(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 29, 2001
WHO: Presidents and Chancellors of Michigan's Public Universities:
-- Central Michigan University - Michael Rao
-- Eastern Michigan University - Samuel Kirkpatrick
-- Ferris State University - William Sederburg
-- Grand Valley State University - Mark Murray
(President-elect)
-- Lake Superior State University - Robert Arbuckle
-- Michigan State University - Peter McPherson
-- Michigan Technological University - Curtis Tompkins
-- Northern Michigan University - Judith Bailey
-- University of Michigan, Ann Arbor - Lee Bollinger
-- University of Michigan, Dearborn - Daniel Little
-- University of Michigan, Flint - Juan Mestas
-- Wayne State University - Irv Reid
-- Western Michigan University - Elson Floyd
Doug Rothwell, President & CEO
Michigan Economic Development Corporation
Glenn Stevens, Executive Director,
Presidents Council, State Universities of Michigan
WHAT: News conference to announce "Partnership for Economic
Progress," a strategic alliance of Michigan's 15 public
universities and MEDC, Michigan's premier economic development
team.
WHEN: 11:30 a.m.
Friday, June 1, 2001
WHERE: Terrace Room - Grand Hotel
Mackinac Island
WHY: Michigan's economic growth depends in large measure on the
expansion of existing businesses and the creation of new ones
by entrepreneurs. The Partnership for Economic Progress
acknowledges the role Michigan's public universities play in
economic development in collaboration with MEDC. Significant
areas of the Partnership's focus include initiatives to
attract and retain smart people for Michigan businesses,
creating the next generation of Michigan entrepreneurs through
commercializing ideas created within university environments
and fostering technology transfer throughout the state.
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