Leadership

A Vision for the Community

Published on March 22, 2019

The goal is not to help just one person, but the entire community.

The goal is not to help just one person, but the entire community.

Carolina’s School of Government leads a two-week fellows program to help local government professionals enhance their organizational leadership skills.  The goal is not to help just one person, but the entire community.

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