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NRPA and its partners have teamed together to provide live educational events that offer the most
relevant and diverse professional development programs covering all aspects of parks and recreation.
Whether you are a seasoned veteran, just starting your career, or an engaged citizen leader, our
schools will give you the education and networking opportunities you need to ensure success.
The Supervisors' Management School
November 7-12, 2010

Directors School
August 20-26, 2011

The Supervisors' Management School is an interactive
and engaging training program that will help you
cultivate your supervisory and leadership skills.
Through group discussion, activities, and open
dialog between school participants and nationally
recognized faculty it is sure to provide you with the
necessary tools to improve your ability to impact the
day-to-day activities of your organization.

The Directors School is a highly prestigious two-year
interactive educational experience that equips new
and aspiring park and recreation directors with the
essential skills, knowledge, and tools to successfully
lead and manage their agencies.

The Revenue Development and
Management School
March 13-18, 2011

A comprehensive and unique professional
management school for staff members from ice
arenas, colleges and universities, parks departments,
recreation departments, resorts, and other related
organizations that provide facilities and leisure
services related to ice complexes and arenas.

The Revenue Development and Management School
is the most comprehensive and unique professional
development program of its kind. Focusing on proven
revenue management and development techniques,
it is targeted towards agencies that rely on generating
revenues, such as organizations associated with state
or local parks, recreation, leisure services, military
recreation, and various other non-proﬁts.

The Park and Recreation Maintenance
Management School
January 30-February 4, 2011
This intensive learning experience is tailored to the
needs of park, recreation, and conservation personnel
that manage maintenance programs. The school
has celebrated over 30 years of service to the park
and recreation profession. The Maintenance
Management School is a two-year professional
development program.

Ice Skating Institute
September 18-23, 2011

The " Green " School
February 2012
Parks are the green infrastructure of our country,
and Park and Recreation agencies are positioned
to be leaders in the environmental sustainability
movement. The Oglebay National Training Center,
North Carolina State University, and NRPA are proud
to introduce a training program built around the
tenets of environmental stewardship and sustainability
designed to train park and recreation professionals
to be environmentally responsible in their
operations, and position themselves as green
advocates in their communities.

To find out more information about these and other events please visit www.nRPa.org/education
800.626.nRPa (6772)

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