Special Announcement from the Office of the President
Regarding: Commonwealth Management Institute's Management Development Programs for Fall 2006
Sponsored by Virginia Commonwealth University.
Detailed information and application forms are available at: www.oppt.org
The Commonwealth Management Institute (CMI) is a one-week program for mid-level managers that identifies and enhances management and leadership skills. This fall, three sessions will be offered. The program is for staff who have responsibility for developing policy options, managing other people, or managing a major program or administrative function. Fall sessions are September 11-15 in Charlottesville, October 16 - 20 in Williamsburg, or November 13 - 17 in Charlottesville. Applications and nomination letters are due at VCU by June 9, 2006.
The Advanced Management Institute (AMI) is a three-day professional development program for post-1996 graduates of the Commonwealth Management Institute (CMI). It provides an opportunity to continue growth as leaders and managers, building on the management and leadership skills gained in the CMI. The fall session will be October 10 - 12 in Williamsburg. Applications are due by July 28, 2006.
The Virginia Supervisory Institute (VSI) is a two-and-a-half day professional development program that provides an opportunity for experienced front-line supervisors to enhance their skills and abilities. The VSI is designed specifically for experienced supervisors who have as their primary responsibility overseeing the day-to-day work of one or more employees and who have previously attended or received supervisory training. Fall 2006 sessions are October 31 - November 2, or November 28 - 30. Both sessions are in Richmond. Applications are accepted until each class is full.
Fundamentals for Supervisors (FFS) is a three-and-a-half day program, offered in two sessions spaced approximately one month apart. FFS, designed for new supervisors or those individuals who wish to hone their supervisory skills, delivers practical, timely, skill-based activities that address the fundamentals required to supervise staff effectively. The first fall 2006 session will take place in Richmond on August 15 - 16 and September 19 - 20; the second session will be held on October 4 - 5 and November 8 - 9, also in Richmond. Applications are accepted until each class is full.
Supervision Preview Institute (SPI) is a two-day program for public sector employees who aspire to a supervisory position in the future. The session is designed to provide participants with a chance to explore the realities of managing the work of others and of appreciating the difference between "doing the work" and in getting work done through others. The 2006 session will take place on July 31 - August 1 in Richmond. Applications are accepted until the class is full.