Blockler to work as Maine DOE student intern

AUGUSTA – The Maine Department of Education is pleased to recognize its nine student interns, working across a variety of Maine DOE offices and teams in the spring and summer. Many of these interns were selected through the Maine Government Summer Internship Program by the Margaret Chase Smith Policy Institute at the University of Maine. These interns contribute to daily operations and projects at the Maine DOE, gaining valuable professional experience, expanding their knowledge base and skillsets and building meaningful connections.

Brooklynne Blockler of Dexter is a rising junior at Thomas College. She is majoring in communications with a concentration in public relations and marketing. As the summer Maine DOE communications intern, Blockler will create content for the Maine DOE Newsroom and assist with updates to the Maine DOE website. Blocker says she is excited to expand her knowledge in the communications field and gain experience working at the government level. In her free time, Blockler enjoys traveling, spending time outdoors and being with her family.

The Maine DOE is proud to support and mentor the next generation of leaders through these internship experiences. With their diverse backgrounds, strong work ethic and dedication to education, these interns are already making valuable contributions that will continue throughout the summer and beyond.