MSU Extension and NCI to host webinar series on effective online meetings in July and August

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MSU Extension and MSU National Charrette Institute are partnering to deliver a series of webinars to help ANYONE leading meetings to make the most of hosting meetings online.

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Michigan State University Extension and MSU National Charrette Institute are partnering to deliver a series of webinars to help ANYONE leading meetings to make the most of hosting meetings online.  

Meetings online may seem efficient, but are your meetings still effective? These three interactive Zoom webinars on effective online meetings will help leaders learn how to purposefully plan meetings in a virtual setting, strategies to lead from any seat, and build trust and relationships through teambuilding remotely. 

Below is the webinar schedule. All events will take place from 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. EST. 

Registration is available online. Cost to attend is $10 per webinar or register for all three for $25. These events are available for free to Michigan State University Extension and University Outreach and Engagement staff. 

To register and learn more, visit Effective Online Meetings Webinar Series. For more information or questions about these webinars, contact or Bethany Prykucki at prykucki@msu.edu.

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