The Greater Good is a podcast devoted to complex and emerging issues in law, business, and policy. In each episode, we explore how these three fields contribute to the greater good of the state of Maine and the nation as a whole. Beginning in Summer 2020, we will pivot slightly to a hybrid webinar/podcast format, with an initial focus on the COVID-19 pandemic. The Greater Good is produced by the University of Maine Graduate and Professional Center, a consortium of graduate programs that prepares current and future leaders to solve our state and our nation’s most pressing challenges.

Hosted by Caroline (Carrie) Wilshusen is the Associate Dean for Admissions at the University of Maine School of Law in Portland, Maine. She graduated with honors from Maine Law in 2007. After serving as a law clerk, Carrie entered private practice working with at-risk children and adolescents as well as serving as executive coordinator for Maine’s Access to Justice Commission. She returned to Maine Law in her current role in 2014.

Presented in collaboration with the University of Maine School of Law, the University of Southern Maine, the Muskie School of Public Service, the Cutler Institute, the University of Maine Graduate School of Business, and WMPG 90.9

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Submissions from 2020

Episode 24 : Accelerating Out of the Curve: How Startups are Driving their own Pandemic Recovery, Rebecca Gilbert, Brian Rahill, Patrick Breeding, and Jason Harkins

Episode 23 : COVID-19 in Rural Communities: The Emerging Story, Rebecca Gilbert, Erika Ziller, Deb Deatrick, and Lisa Miller

Episode 22 : The Pandemic Pivot—Corporate Social Responsibility During a Pandemic, Terry Sutton, Marie McCarthy, Tim Cahill, and Jack Samson

Episode 19 : Rethinking Leadership—Doing Well By Doing Good, Carrie Wilshusen, Richard Bilodeau, Emily Newell, and Becky McKinnell

Episode 20 : The Innovation Cohort Part 1—Inventing with Empathy, Carrie Wilshusen and Jennifer Monti

Episode 21 : The Innovation Cohort Part 2—Talk to Strangers, Carrie Wilshusen and Jennifer Monti

Episode 17 : Building Community Part 1—The Promise of Affordable Housing, Carrie Wilshusen, Greg Payne, Peter Pitegoff, and Nina Ciffolillo

Episode 18 : Building Community Part 2—Addressing the Housing Mismatch, Carrie Wilshusen, Greg Payne, Peter Pitegoff, and Nina Ciffolillo

Submissions from 2019

Episode 1 : Information Privacy – It's Complicated, Carrie Wilshusen and J. Trevor Hughes

Episode 2 : Information Privacy – Professions of Trust, Carrie Wilshusen and J. Trevor Hughes

Episode 16 : Compliance Part 2—Areas of Gray and Growth, Carrie Wilshusen, Andrew Kaufman, and Ron Hickey

Episode 15 : Why Compliance Isn’t Boring Part 1, Carrie Wilshusen, Andrew Kaufman, and Ross Hickey

Episode 10 : Burning Platform Part 2—The Arctic and Climate Change, Carrie Wilshusen, Paul Andrew Mayewski, Firooza Pavari, and Charles H. Norchi

Episode 9 : Burning Platform Part 1—The Arctic and Climate Change, Carrie Wilshusen, Paul Andrew Mayewski, Firooza Pavri, and Charles H. Norchi

Episode 13 : Juvenile Justice Part 1—Past, Present, & Future, Carrie Wilshusen, Christopher Northrop, Jill Ward, and Jonathan Ruterbories

Episode 14 : Juvenile Justice Part 2—Past, Present, & Future, Carrie Wilshusen, Christopher Northrop, Jill Ward, and Jonathan Ruterbories

Episode 11 : Sport in American Culture and Communities Part 1, Carrie Wilshusen, Heidi M. Parker, and Emily Newell

Episode 12 : Sport in American Culture and Communities Part 2, Carrie Wilshusen, Heidi M. Parker, and Emily Newell

Episode 6 : The Evolution of the MBA, Carrie Wilshusen and J. Michael Weber

Episode 8 : Seeking Asylum in 2019 Part 2, Carrie Wilshusen, Anna Welch, and Emily Arvizu

Episode 7 : Seeking Asylum in 2019, Carrie Wilshusen, Anne R. Welch, and Emily Arvizu

Episode 3 : How did we get here? Rural Health Challenges in America, Carrie Wilshusen, Erika Ziller, and Yvonne Jonk

Episode 4 : Growing up Rural, Carrie Wilshusen, Erika Ziller, and Yvonne Jonk

Episode 5 : Rural Health in Maine and America vs. The World, Carrie Wilshusen, Erika Ziller, and Yvonne Jonk