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Advanced Online Research Skills
- Course 1: What to Do Before You Start Your Research
- Course 2: Online Search Techniques: Faster Searching, Better Results
- Course 3: U.S. Legislative Branch Research
- Course 4: U.S. Judicial Branch Research
- Course 5: U.S. Executive Branch Research
- Course 6: State-Level and International Research
- Course 7: Offline: People Resources
Advocacy Campaigns for Nonprofits
Appropriations Process in a Nutshell
Authorizations and Appropriations in a Nutshell
Budget Formulation, Justification, and Execution
Budget Resolution in a Nutshell
Building and Nurturing Your Grassroots Campaign
Business Etiquette: Keys to Professional Success
Conference Committees: How Congressional Work Gets Done
Congress and Its Role in Policymaking
Congress, the Legislative Process, and the Fundamentals of Lawmaking
- Course 1: Introduction and Referral in the House and Senate
- Course 2: Committee Action
- Course 3: House Floor Procedures
- Course 4: House Rules Committee
- Course 5: The Committee of the Whole
- Course 6: Senate Scheduling
- Course 7: Senate Floor Procedures
- Course 8: Amending Legislation on the Senate Floor
- Course 9: Reconciling Differences Between House-Passed and Senate-Passed Legislation
Congressional Action, Strategies and Tactics That Will Help You Impact
Congressional Committees and Party Leadership: Who Controls the Congressional Agenda
Congressional Pay and Perks (Informed Citizen Series)
Congressional Testimony - Tips, Tactics & Techniques for Writing
Creating a Message That Resonates with Your Audience
Crisis Communications: Establishing an Internal Crisis Communications System
Crisis Communications: Hoping That It Will Never Happen, But Glad You Planned For It
C-SPAN 1 Viewer's Guide: Making Sense of Watching the House of Representatives: Legislative Procedure, Congressional Jargon, and Floor Plan (Informed Citizen Series)
C-SPAN 2 Viewer's Guide: Making Sense of Watching the Senate: What's Behind the Classical Music (Informed Citizen Series)
Department of Defense (DoD) Budget, How to Read and Decipher the
Drafting Effective Federal Legislation and Amendments in a Nutshell
Effective Presentations: Invigorate Your Delivery and Increase Your Confidence
Effectively Using Persuasion in Your Oral Presentations: A Trial Lawyer's Perspective
Federal Regulatory Process: Piecing Together the Regulatory Puzzle
Find a Job in Washington, DC, How to
Grassroots Advocates, Visiting Capitol Hill for First-Time: An Introductory Course
How America Governs- Part I: The U.S. Government in a Nutshell
- Part II: The Dynamics of the Legislative Process
- Part III: The Federal Regulatory Process
House Rules Committee: Gatekeeper to the Floor
How Federal Agencies Can Work Effectively with Congress and Its Staff
How to Find a Job in Washington, DC
How to Get a Job with the U.S. Federal Government
How to Obtain a Security Clearance from the U.S. Federal Government
How the Media Works and How to Work the Media
How to Organize a Capitol Hill Day
How to Read and Decipher the Department of Defense (DoD) Budget
How to Work the Hill Like a Pro
Jobs in Washington, DC, How to Find
Keys to Effective Presentations: Invigorate Your Delivery and Increase Your Confidence
Lawyers and Law Grads: Is a Career With the Federal Government in Your Future?
Legislating in the U.S. Senate
Legislative Histories: Bills, Resolutions, Committee Hearings, and Committee Reports
Legislative Histories: Statutory and Code Research
Lobbying and Advocacy, A Three Course Series
- Course 1: Position Drivers: Forces That Shape Legislation and Forces You Must Know
- Course 2: Ten Steps of Legislative Action Planning
- Course 3: How to Set Up a Legislative Affairs Office
Making the Most of a Site Visit with a Member of Congress
Maximizing the Internet for the Public Affairs Professional
Media Relations: Capitalizing on Your Resources, Your Office, and the Media
Media Relations: Merging Policy and Media Strategies
Media Relations: Secrets to Changing Nattering Nabobs of Negativism into Perky Purveyors of Positivism
Media Relations for the Newbie
Media Relations for the Public Affairs Professional Series
- Course 1: Essential Tools of Public Relations
- Course 2: Developing a Message and Communications Plan
- Course 3: Interacting with Reporters
- Course 4: Overview of the Media: Print, Radio, TV, Web-Based, and Online Communications
- Course 5: Interview Preparation
- Course 6: Crisis Communications
- Course 7: Ethics of Public Relations
Nonprofits, Advocacy Campaigns for
Nonprofits and Associations, Public Affairs Primer for
Online Research Skills, Advanced (Seven Courses)
Online Search Techniques: Faster Searching, Better Results
PAC Management: Advanced PAC Strategy
Parliamentary Procedure of the U.S. Senate: Debate and Amendment
Practical Web Research in a Nutshell
Preparing for Congressional Oversight and Investigation
Presentations, Effectively Using Persuasion in Your Oral: A Trial Lawyer's Perspective
Presentations, Keys to Effective: Invigorate Your Delivery and Increase Your Confidence
Presidential-Congressional Relations: Rivals Sharing Power
Press Conferences and Media Interviews for Scientists and Engineers
Public Affairs Primer for Nonprofits and Associations
Regulatory Process, a Five Course Series
Research Skills, Advanced (Seven Courses)
Researching Federal Legislative Histories: Bills, Resolutions, Committee Hearings, and Committee Reports
Researching Federal Legislative Histories: Statutory and Code Research
Researching Legislative Histories
Senate Parliamentary Procedure: Debate and Amendment
Senate Scheduling and Floor Procedures
Statutory Construction: A Primer on How to Read and Understand Statutory Text
Strategies and Tactics That Will Help You Impact Congressional Action
Tracking and Monitoring Legislation
Understanding the Path of Legislation
Understanding the Regulatory Process, A Five Course Series
- Course 1: Historical Overview of the Federal Regulatory Process
- Course 2: Overview of the Rulemaking Process
- Course 3: OMB's Role in the Regulatory Process and Pertinent Executive Orders
- Course 4: How to Read and Comment on a Proposed Rule
- Course 5: Devising a Policy and Issue Management Strategy
U.S. Governance for Foreign Diplomats and Embassy Staff
Visiting Capitol Hill for First-Time Grassroots Advocates: An Introductory Course
What Your Member of Congress Can Do for You: Gallery Passes, Flags, Presidential Greetings, and Help with Federal Agencies (Informed Citizen Series)
Writing Congressional Correspondence for Agency Staff
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