Md. Code, Education § 18-3003
This is the official text of Md. Code, Education § 18-3003, part of Maryland’s Code, Education — governs public schools and universities in Maryland.
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§18–3003.
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The purposes of the Program are to:
(1) Connect college and university students, recent graduates, and veterans with small innovative businesses in the high–growth technology sector through internships;
(2) Encourage high–achieving students at institutions of higher education in the State to remain in the State after graduation;
(3) Increase student understanding of employment opportunities in the State;
(4) Create connections between students and community business leaders and entrepreneurs and develop opportunities for student involvement in communities;
(5) Assist small technology–based businesses in developing internship programs and recruiting future employees; and
(6) Foster business retention and development, job creation, workforce development, and new investment in the State.
(1) Connect college and university students, recent graduates, and veterans with small innovative businesses in the high–growth technology sector through internships;
(2) Encourage high–achieving students at institutions of higher education in the State to remain in the State after graduation;
(3) Increase student understanding of employment opportunities in the State;
(4) Create connections between students and community business leaders and entrepreneurs and develop opportunities for student involvement in communities;
(5) Assist small technology–based businesses in developing internship programs and recruiting future employees; and
(6) Foster business retention and development, job creation, workforce development, and new investment in the State.
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