Calendar of Events

These one and two week courses offer academic or continuing education credits and will benefit graduate and special students, physicians, nurses, pharmacists, veterinarians and other health professionals.  Week 1 courses: Survey Methods for Public Health Professionals; Epidemiology 101; American Indian Health and Well-Being; Communicating Public Health Effectively.  Location: UW Madison campus.  [Event]

These one and two week courses offer academic or continuing education credits and will benefit graduate and special students, physicians, nurses, pharmacists, veterinarians and other health professionals.  Week 2 courses: Update in Emerging Infectious Diseases Affecting Public Health; Introduction to Social Marketing in Public Health; Health Insurance Coverage and State Health Reform; Global Environmental Public Health. Location: UW Madison campus.  [Event]

Conference activities will provide attendees with information, skills, and resources to help them improve public health in their communities. The conference will also provide time for attendees to learn and share information on critical public health issues.  Location: Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center, Madison, WI.  [Event]

Part II of the RHC TA national teleconference call on the recently proposed changes to the RHC rules and regulations. This call will cover the following proposed changes: Proposed changes to RHC Staffing requirements; Proposed Changes to RHC Payment Requirements; Health, Safety, and Quality (subject to availability of the CMS speaker). Time: 2pm EST; Toll free: 1-888-259-2603; Passcode: 107208.  Contact Bill Finerfrock (bf@capitolassociates.com) for slides that coincide with this call. [Event]

Raising operating funds is often the most difficult task for organizations. This workshop helps you determine the types of fundraising projects and events you should consider for your organization. Topics include case studies and examples, individual and planned giving, direct mail and telemarketing, and raising funds with limited resources.  Madison, WI; 9-4pm.  [Event]

This web presentation  is training for existing partners about the Express Enrollment process.  Time: 2pm.  [Event]

The workshop will include presentations on grant seeking and writing resources, grant writing from the perspective of a rural clinic, and a comprehensive overview of grant seeking and proposal writing.  Time: 9am – 3pm; Location: Mircrotel, Rice Lake, WI.  [Event - Registration]

Major gifts are a critical part of a successful fundraising program, yet many organizations rely primarily on grants, direct mail, or special events. In this workshop you move toward a major-gift focus that can help your organization carry out its mission more effectively, regardless of its size. Also examine the unique roles of the executive director, the fundraiser, and the board of directors.  Madison, WI; 9-4pm.  [Event]

The theme highlights the need for ongoing attention to the public health system by strengthening partnerships among the unique network of individuals, agencies, and organizations that work to improve the health of the public.  Monona Terrace, Madison, WI.  Presented by the National Association of Local Boards of Health, Wisconsin Association of Local Health Departments and Boards, & Wisconsin Public Health Association.  [Event]

Forward-looking nonprofits are partnering and collaborating with businesses to advance their missions. This workshop provides an in-depth look at proven nonprofit-business partnership models that can increase your organization’s influence, enhance service delivery and quality, improve community visibility, and raise funds. The workshop features presentations, case studies, small-group projects, and completion of planning worksheets on building-partnership knowledge and skills.  Madison, WI; 9-4pm. [Event]