Summer Session 2013: Monday June 10th - Friday June 14th
Application Deadline: April 15, 2013

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All Things Political: Planning, Polling, Fundraising, GOTV, Media, Strategy and Message Development

Everything you need to know to become a better leader!

The best in the business from both sides of the aisle will teach you more than you ever thought you could learn. From almost the moment you roll out of bed until you find yourself back under the covers, you’ll be eating, breathing, and talking about the political process and how to get ahead. No spa, no shopping, no sightseeing - just politics with some of the smartest women ever gathered in one place from all over the United States and the world.

The Women’s Campaign School at Yale is a non-partisan, non-issues-based political training program for women candidates and campaign staff, women officeholders and women who want to enhance their political skills. You’ll be in one of the few places left on earth where women from across the United States and beyond, regardless of political views, can gather to become completely immersed in the political leadership process.
You could be one of them.

It is grueling, but we will work you hard, feed you well, and bring you the best in the business up close and personal.

Recording of the sessions is NOT permitted. Our presenters own their intellectual property and it may not be recorded or disseminated in any form without written permission of the presenter.

 

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