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Category Archives: Continuing Education

Ethics

Continuing EducationBy Ross HarrisDecember 26, 2018

Former NC Representative Deborah Ross shares actual examples of successes and failures of ethical behavior

NC Politics

Continuing EducationBy Ross HarrisDecember 26, 2018

Former NC Representative Art Pope and Former Lieutenant Governor Dennis Wicker discuss their 1992 campaign

NC IOPL Continuing Education: The liberal versus the conservative mind

Liberal versus Conservative Mind

Continuing EducationBy Brad YoungFebruary 16, 2018

A dialogue about the foundations of liberal and conservative thought

Learning how to raise funds at NC IOPL

Fundraising

Continuing EducationBy Brad YoungFebruary 16, 2018

How to ask for money – and how NOT to ask

NC Politics: Past, Present, and Future

Continuing EducationBy Brad YoungFebruary 16, 2018

NC leaders discuss the history of NC politics, including where we are today and what the future might hold

Continuing Education - Sue Polinsky, Social Media and Political Campaigns

Social Media and Political Campaigns

Continuing EducationBy Brad YoungSeptember 5, 2017

Do’s and Don’ts of utilizing social media successfully in your campaign strategy

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