Planning Effective Online Meetings Webinar

July 29, 2020 11:30AM - 12:30PM EST

Zoom

Contact: Bethany Prykucki

Effective Online Meetings Webinar Series

MSU Extension and the National Charrette Institute are co-hosting this series of three webinars to help ANYONE leading meetings to make the most of hosting meetings online.

Webinar topics include:

  • Planning Effective Online Meetings
  • Leading Effective Online Meetings.

  • Teambuilding during Online Meetings.

About this Webinar

This webinar will help leaders learn how to purposefully plan meetings in a virtual setting.

How to Register

Select the Register button to reserve your space. 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.

Register

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