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NAGC 2011 Communications School

May 9-12, 2011
Crowne Plaza St. Paul - Riverfront

St. Paul, Minnesota

The NAGC Communications School is the only event of its kind that provides invaluable networking opportunities and practical educational sessions to help government communicators increase their skills.

Did you miss the NAGC 2010 Communications School?

The On-Demand Webcast is now available!

Complete details and online registration here

If you were unable to attend the NAGC 2010 Communications School, you can still register for the On-Demand Webcast, which allows you to: view conference video of the general sessions and a select number of breakouts; listen to synchronized audio; and view speaker's PowerPoint presentations.

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NAGC and Ithaca College Offer Certificate

NAGC and Ithaca College Online are partnering to offer a Professional Certificate Program in Strategic Communication Management. 2011 Offerings and Schedule

NAGC Communicator

of the Year

Linda Wilson

Some of us think we take on hard assignments when asked to communicate to the employees of our agencies, but consider how diffi cult it would be to communicate the less than welcome message of closing down a major interstate highway to 2.5 million residents of a metropolitan region. This was the task Community Relations Manager Linda Wilson undertook when the Missouri
Department of Transportation (MoDOT) decided it was time to replace 10 miles of Interstate 64 in St. Louis. And this is why Wilson was selected the 2010 Communicator of the Year by the National Association of Government Communicators. Read more in the August 2010 NAGC Communicator.

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