Assignments go to the four faculty members for comment and reaction. Learners can work at an independent pace, while staying in touch with experienced volunteer managers and other learners. Information on this exciting new training option for those working with volunteers is available from the program's Web site . Its purpose is to strengthen volunteer programs in local government through leadership, advocacy, networking and inforamtion exchange. There is a quarterly newsletter, national network, and access to NACo's Volunteerism Project.
Lunch is included.
For more information contact Glenis Chapin , who is a member of the Executive Committee. Be sure to mention you read about this in Volunteer Today. Copyright 1998 by Nancy Macduff .