VT Opioid Crisis to Income Inequality Part 2- 2:28
with Tim Ashe on the State Legislature
Posted Nov 24, 2017
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In Part 2 of the conversation, Vermont Senate President Pro Tem, Tim Ashe, discusses Vermont's leadership, the state of the Vermont Legislature and how the Federal Government impacts state legislatures.
For Part 1 of the conversation click here.
Interview recorded October 26, 2017.
Hosted by: Eric ClemonsProduced by: Western New England Newsmakers Team
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The University of Vermont Foundation supports the University in its mission of teaching, research and public service through a range of services, a variety of activities, philanthropy and fundraising opportunities for alumni and donors.
Interview recorded on October 26, 2017 at the University of Vermont.
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The vision of the UVM Foundation is to foster relationships with alumni and donors that maximize their personal and philanthropic investment in the University of Vermont, toward the realization of the University's aspiration to remain among the nation's premier small research institutions.
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The UVM Foundation can sum up our values in one word - PRIDE.
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