Washington State University Extension and the College of Liberal Arts entered into an agreement three years ago to sponsor a combined Division of Governmental Studies and Services/Program for Local Government Education. This month’s Extension Engaged will present the results of this partnership, including:
* the Natural Resources Leadership Academy
* the Certified Public Officials training program
* partnership activities with the Center to Bridge the Digital Divide
* the Western Regional Institute for Community Oriented Public Safety
* the Northwest Area Foundation
Guest will include: Mike Gaffney, Acting Director DGSS, Kelsey Gray Extension Specialist-Spokane County, Nick Lovrich, Political Science Professor.
The program will air 10 a.m. to 11a.m. Friday, Oct. 8. To be a member of the live audience, come to room T-101 in the Food Science and Human Nutrition Building and plan to be seated by 9:45 a.m. For information on how to watch via video-stream or satellite, go to: http://caheinfo.wsu.edu/video/satellite.html
For more information, contact Scott V. Fedale (fedale@wsu.edu) or at 335-2952.
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