Governing Essentials: Open Meetings Act (Spring Series)

March 7, 2024 12:00PM - 1:00PM

Registration Deadline: March 7, 2024 - 12:00AM

Contact: Eric Walcott

 

2024 Governing Essentials Webinar Series

The Governing Essentials Series is designed for local elected and appointed officials looking to sharpen their skills and promote good governance practices. The webinars can be taken individually or as a 3-part series. 


Open Meetings Act
The Michigan Open Meetings Act (OMA) furthers government transparency by requiring elected and appointed boards to provide notice and make decisions in an open public meeting. Participants will learn the requirements of the Act as well as answers to frequently asked questions.

Introduction to Parliamentary Procedure
Parliamentary Procedure based on Roberts’ Rules of Order, is the most widely used parliamentary authority. This session will focus on parliamentary principles, motions, and debate and decorum during meetings. Participants will explore scenarios and practice skills.

Components of Extraordinary Governance
The Components of Extraordinary Governance draws the best ideas together for a thorough overview of board governance. This session will help your board apply the components to impact in your community. Better board governance, leading to more effective organizations, that improve our communities. That’s a goal we can all share! 

All sessions will be delivered via Zoom. All webinars will be recorded and sent to registrants. 

Cost: $20 per session, $50 for the 3-course series. The webinars can be taken individually or as a 3-part series. For the $50 series rate, applicants must register for either the spring, summer, or winter series. 

Time/Date:  noon to 1 p.m. ET (see below for dates)

1 Master Citizen Planner (MCP) credit per session

1 County Commissioner Academy credit per session

Session

Spring Series

Summer Series

Winter Series

Open Meetings Act

March 7

August 1

December 5

Parliamentary Procedure

March 14

August 8

December 12

Components of Extraordinary Governance

March 21

August 15

December 19

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