Ohio & West Virginia Municipal Clerks Career Development Program
IIMC
T he International Institute of Municipal Clerks (IIMC) has recognized Kent State University's Ohio & West Virginia Municipal Clerks Career Development Program as fulfilling all requirements for the educational component of its Certified Municipal Clerk (CMC) award. The program enables municipal clerks to become more professional in carrying out their duties by providing a broad base of education and training in specific areas of responsibility. Professionals from universities, public sector positions, private consulting firms, and law firms provide instruction in their specialized areas of expertise.
T he International Institute of Municipal Clerks (IIMC) has recognized Kent State University's Ohio & West Virginia Municipal Clerks Career Development Program as fulfilling all requirements for the educational component of its Certified Municipal Clerk (CMC) award. The program enables municipal clerks to become more professional in carrying out their duties by providing a broad base of education and training in specific areas of responsibility. Professionals from universities, public sector positions, private consulting firms, and law firms provide instruction in their specialized areas of expertise.
2011 Career Development Program and Master Municipal Academy
The 2012 Ohio and West Virginia Municipal Clerks Career Development Program and Master Municipal Academy are designed to support the educational purpose for the International Institute of Municipal Clerks (IIMC). This year's program focuses on:
- Skills you can use today
- Insights on management and legal issues
- Knowledge in three major areas:
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Public Administration and organization
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Social and interpersonal issues
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Elective including records management, public relations, and computer literacy
Scholarships - 2011 OMCA Scholarships
Ohio Municipal Clerks Association (OMCA) offers scholarships for Ohio Municipal Clerks and Clerk-Treasurers to attend the 2010 Municipal Clerks Career Development Program. The scholarships are available for first-, second-, or third-year students, or Master Municipal Clerks students. Please visit the Ohio Municipal Clerks Association (OMCA) website for scholarship information.
For more information about the programs, please contact:
Center for Public Administration and Public Policy
128 Bowman Hall
(330) 672-7148
