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Metro Charlotte Clubs & Organizations Charlotte East Community Partners, Inc. Newsletter 1-19-2004 Community University Leadership Training Program Community University Leadership Training Program The City of Charlotte Neighborhood Development Department offers leadership and capacity building training to neighborhoods through various initiatives, including the annual Neighborhood Symposium, the Neighborhood Summit, and Community University. The Community University curriculum provides a continuum of training that is designed to increase the knowledge and skills of residents, and thus the effectiveness of their neighborhood organizations. Organizations are encouraged to enroll five members in order to maximize the impact of the training. Topics include: Local Neighborhood Initiatives Successful Organizing for Neighborhoods Developing Vision and Mission Statements Communication and Conflict Management Accessing Resources and Developing Partnerships Problem Solving and Strategic Planning Join other neighborhoods in this exciting opportunity! For information contact Cynthia Woods at 704-336-2646 or cwoods@ci.charlotte.nc.us Neighborhood Link Terms of Use © 1997,1998,1999 E.Central, Inc.