Starkville is buzzing with excitement as the Mississippi State University Extension Center gears up to host a series of free virtual workshops for those eager to dive into the world of municipal leadership! If you’ve ever thought about running for office in the upcoming 2025 elections, now is your chance to learn everything you need to know.
The program, aptly named Ready to Lead: A Workshop for Aspiring Municipal Leaders in Mississippi, will feature three enlightening sessions scheduled for November 25, December 19, and January 6, all from 6 to 7 p.m. Whether you’re new to the idea of serving your community or you just want to brush up on your knowledge, these workshops promise to be immensely beneficial.
During each session, attendees will explore a variety of crucial topics, including:
As the 2025 Mississippi municipal elections approach, it’s essential to get ahead of the curve. The official qualifying period for candidates will kick off on January 1, 2025, and if you’re considering throwing your hat in the ring, you need to be aware that the deadline to qualify is just a month away, on January 31.
Mark your calendar! The primary elections are set for April 1, and the general elections will follow on June 3. This timeline means that time is of the essence for anyone looking to step into the spotlight and make a difference in their local community.
These workshops aim to arm potential candidates with the necessary tools and knowledge to successfully navigate the complex election process. Attendees will gain valuable insights and get prepared to lead in public service and make a difference in their communities.
If you’re interested in participating, registration is simple and free, but you do need to sign up in advance. Visit gcd.extension.msstate.edu to secure your spot. The goal is to attract motivated individuals who truly wish to make an impact through public service.
For any additional details about the workshops or other educational programs offered by the MSU Extension Center for Government and Community Development, check out their website at gcd.extension.msstate.edu. Remember, Mississippi State University prides itself on being an equal opportunity institution!
If you need disability accommodations or have any questions, reach out at 662-325-3141 or by email at jason.camp@msstate.edu.
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