Courses

This one-day, online workshop is for local governments, providing a broad overview of program evaluation through six key stages and facilitated by the School of Government's Dr. Maureen Berner. It will be held December 3rd, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. via Zoom.

Note: This course fulfills the evaluation requirement for the CLGBO...

For most local governments in North Carolina, the first Monday in December is a big day! This is the day that most newly elected local officials take their Oaths of Office. While there are some local governments on different elections schedules, by far most local governing boards hold election in November and by December they are seating new...

This course focuses on new and emerging legal issues that are likely to come before the NC Court of Appeals. Coverage varies year to year but typically includes sessions on recent Supreme Court cases, criminal law, civil law, juvenile law, family law, and evidence. 

This program offers newly-elected members of the North Carolina General Assembly an opportunity to connect with their colleagues, learn more about the legislative process, and identify resources that can support them in their roles. Participation is by invitation only for newly-elected members. The program will be offered at the UNC...

This course is offered for judges who are new to the position of senior resident superior court judge. Both new senior resident and chief district court judges meet together for part of the program, and separately for other portions. The program covers a variety of topics related to administration of the court, including the role of the senior...