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The LGIEN Tele-Institutes are a series of local government education programs sponsored each spring and fall by IACBMC and the University of Illinois Extension. Tele-Institutes are broadcast over a statewide audio-teleconference system to Illinois County Extension offices. Each Tele-Institute qualifies for 2 hours of CCO credit. These programs are open to all local officials.
Local government officials interested in participating in these educational programs should contact their local county Extension office for further information and to register for the programs.
A Series of Local Government Education Programs
Illinois communities are dealing with many changes and local government officials are challenged with obtaining necessary information to make informed decisions regarding policy and delivery of services. To help elected officials deal with these issues, University of Illinois Extension offers a variety of educational programs to local government officials in Illinois.
This local government education series addresses issues impacting counties and communities in Illinois. Program participants will be able to interact with program speakers as well as exchange innovative ideas and viewpoints.
This education series is broadcasted over a statewide audio-teleconferencing system through Illinois county Extension offices. The informal program setting allows participants to join fellow local officials to discuss topics of interest and concern in a timely, convenient manner.
Each Tele-Institute qualifies for 2 hours of Certified County Officials (CCO) credit. Local government leaders interested in participating in these educational programs need to contact their local county Extension office for further information and to register for the programs.
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Fall 2010 Tele-Institues coming soon.
2010-2011 Tele-Institute Brochure |
