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MAPL Summer Office Hours
Mondays: Closed
Tues - Fri: 8am -5pm
MAPL will be closed Friday, July 3, 2009.
Fall Registration Still Open!!
It's not too late to become a member of MAPL Cohort 11! We will be accepting applications through August 15th. We will, however, be reviewing applications as they come in throughout the summer. So don't delay, there are only a couple of slots left in our Fall 2009 cohort! Once Cohort 11 is full, applications will be deffered to Spring 2010. Apply Today!
Questions? Contact Suzanne Bonomo at 218-726-6711 or email maplapps@d.umn.edu.
MAPL Academic Calendar (Fall 2009)
Upcoming Dates to Remember
Aug 30: Cohort 11 Orientation (Twin Cities, 4 pm)
Aug 31: Faculty Meeting (Twin Cities, 6 pm)
Sept 3: Cohort 11 Orientation (Duluth, 6 pm)
Sept 8: Last Day to Register for classes
Sept 11-12: 1st MAPL Weekend for Fall 2009, Picture Day, (Lunch- Garden Room)
MAPL Alum Running for Duluth City Council
June 24, 2009 - Recent MAPL grad, Dan Hartman (cohort 7), announced in April that he would be running for Duluth City Council at Large. The Veterans' Memorial Hall program director is no stranger to campaigning. He was President of the Student Association at UMD during his undergraduate years and has helped other candidates with their campaigns.
Despite his practical experience, Hartman values the knowledge he gleaned from the MAPL program. "As a candidate, I can't explain how helpful MAPL has already proven to be. My Campaign and Elections class with Roger Reinert [former Duluth City Councilor] helped build the foundation to our campaign plan. My class with Bill Moore really helped ground me in the labor movement."
When asked what makes the MAPL program so unique, many MAPLers have often cited the incredible community of support that is created within the program. To date, the MAPL community has been instrumental in Dan's campaign. "MAPL provided a networking environment where I was able to recruit many volunteers who have been instrumental in the campaign to date. In fact, more than half of my team are MAPLers. If I am fortunate enough to be elected it will be in a large part because of MAPL."
Best of luck, Dan, in your campaign!
