Consider bringing the NFRW's highly-successful and acclaimed
Campaign Management School to your area for two days of
comprehensive training and instruction by top-notch political
experts.
When Republican women formed the NFRW in 1938, they adopted
political education as one of the fledgling organization's
primary objectives. Today, the NFRW effectively pursues this
long-time objective by training Republicans to win elections
through the highly-successful Campaign Management School (CMS)
program.
With the elections quickly approaching, it is a must to
bring these vital schools to your state or community.
The CMS program is designed to provide a comprehensive
overview of campaigns. Schools are two-days in length and
feature top-notch political professionals and strategists who
have a wide range of knowledge and experience. These experts
volunteer their time to teach students the most successful
ways to raise money, write winning campaign plans, organize
volunteers for get-out-the-vote activities and communicate
with voters.
WHAT DO ATTENDEES HAVE TO SAY?
Whether your connection to a political campaign is as a candidate, a manager, a staffer or a volunteer, CMS delivers the tools needed to build Republican victories in upcoming elections. But don't just take our word for it. See what others have said:
"Thank you, NFRW, for a well-organized meeting that was taught
by experienced individuals that were experts in their fields.
As my Republican State Central Committee develops and recruits
candidates, I know I can highly recommend that they spend a
couple of days in your class and as a result, I know they will
be more effective at running their campaigns and ultimately at
winning Republican seats in all levels of government."
- Jerry Walker, elected to the Republican State Central
Committee, Anne Arundel County District 33, Maryland
"As a career prosecutor, I knew I had the credentials and
track record to win. What I was missing was the political
knowledge necessary to run an effective campaign. NFRW's
Campaign School gave me just that...a game plan and a resource
that I referred to throughout the election."
- J. Charles Smith III, elected state's attorney for
Frederick County, Maryland
"The NFRW School was helpful in terms of organizing my
thinking about the campaign and reinforcing my belief in voter
contact."
- Susan Shaw, elected county commissioner for the 2nd
election district in Calvert County, Maryland
BRING CMS TO YOUR AREA TODAY!
Step 1: Communicate to your state federation leaders
(president and executive board) about the possibility of your
state hosting a school.
Step 2: Have a state federation leader contact the NFRW
Political Director at (800) 373-9688 or
political@nfrw.org to discuss the feasibility of the NFRW
hosting a school.
Step 3: Set up a recruitment committee of five local
federation members. The committee will work with the NFRW to
ensure a successful and well-attended school.
Step 4: Stay tuned to this web page for the latest
information.
SCHEDULE
UPCOMING SCHOOLS
None scheduled at this time.
RECENT SCHOOLS
NASHUA, NEW HAMPSHIRE
May 17, 2008
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C.
October 19, 2007
PALM SPRINGS, CALIFORNIA
Associated with the 34th
Biennial NFRW Convention
September 27 and 28, 2007
BETHLEHEM, PENNSYLVANIA
September 14, 2007
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
June 8-9, 2007
HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA
March 16-17, 2007
DENVER, COLORADO
June 16-17, 2006
GAITHERSBURG, MARYLAND
March 24-25, 2006
Co-sponsor: GOPAC
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA
February 24-25, 2006
Co-sponsor: GOPAC
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
September 8-9, 2005
DES MOINES, IOWA
August 13, 2005
Co-sponsor: GOPAC
COST
Each student pays a registration fee of $150 for a two-day
school. Registrants will receive a complimentary copy of the
NFRW's campaign manual. Also included are two lunches.
Each student pays a registration fee of $75 for a one-day
school. Registrants will receive a complimentary copy of the
NFRW's campaign manual. Also included is lunch.
INSTRUCTORS
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CURRICULUM
Two-day Course Material
Curriculum provides attendees with the knowledge to run and
win political campaigns. The National Federation of Republican
Women's course material includes:
Campaign Fundamentals Part I: Foundation of the Campaign
Campaign Fundamentals Part II: Opposition and Issue Research
Campaign Fundamentals Part III: Developing Strategy and Message
Campaign Fundamentals Part IV: The Campaign Plan and Budget
Fundraising Part I: Finance Plan, Direct Mail and Campaign Finance Laws
Fundraising Part II: Asking for Money, Putting Together a Finance Committee and Organizing Events
Voter Contact Part I: Targeting
Voter Contact Part II: Voter ID, GOTV Activities: Door-to-Door, Phone and Direct Mail
Voter Contact Part III: Ensuring an Honest Election, and Recruiting and Managing Volunteers
Communications Part I: Earned Media and Internet
Communications Part II: Paid Media
Candidate Improvement Part I: Being the Best Candidate Possible and Eight Concepts for Running a Successful Campaign
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Get more
information about a Campaign Management School in your area:
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To help
bring a Campaign Management School to your area,
contact the NFRW Political Director at (800)
373-9688 or
political@nfrw.org.
The
comprehensive Campaign Management School Guide has been
revised and is available for $30 per copy. To place an online order,
click here.
Otherwise, send your order request to
mail@nfrw.org.
Read
about the NFRW's historic commitment to political education:
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