Helping Small Towns Succeed

Conference in Jackson Hole, Wyoming in its 9th Year.

The Heartland Center´s two premier training programs, Helping Small Towns Succeed and Skill-Building for Stronger Communities, were developed with grant support from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation. Hundreds of community development practitioners and professionals have attended from throughout the United States, plus Canada and Australia.

Both programs feature the Heartland Center´s well-known and widely admired interactive training approach, with lots of opportunities for networking and learning from one another as well as from an outstanding training team. Both programs are held at Snow King Resort, located in the town of Jackson, Wyoming, in the spectacular Teton Mountains.

Individuals may apply for a scholarship for approximately 50% of the tuition fee. These scholarships are supported by foundation grants and gifts from friends of the Heartland Center. The Heartland Center is also offering a 10% discount off the registration fee for groups of three or more who register together.

The Heartland Center for Leadership Development will hold its Ninth Annual Jackson Hole Institute for Community Development Professionals and Practitioners: Helping Small Towns Succeed, October 19-23, 2000 and the Fifth Annual Advanced Skills Training: Skill-Building for Stronger Communities, May 16-20, 2001.

If you wish to apply for scholarship assistance, contact the Heartland Center for Leadership Development at (402) 474-7667 or 1-800-927-1115 for a Scholarship Application Form. Your application will be reviewed promptly. Scholarship funds are limited.