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Anne
St. Pierre, Office:
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I've been with Maine Educational Talent Search since 1996 and am very happy working with a very talented and wonderful group of Talent Search advisors and students! METS is an excellent program. I hope you take advantage of all the opportunities METS provides for students and families.
I'm a graduate of the University of Southern Maine, with a degrees in English and in counseling. I'm the first in my family to graduate college. For fun, I very much enjoy spending time with my two dogs, Layla, an Australian shepherd, and Maggie, a cairn terrier. My pups are titled in conformation and flyball, and soon-to-be titled in agility competitions. Fun! When I'm not at my home in the country or training my pups, I can usually be found hiking, biking, or kayaking during the lovely Maine summer, and skijoring or snowshoeing during winter.
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The Maine Educational Talent Search Project is funded entirely by the US Department of Education. The grant award for 2007-2008 is $510,255.
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