Community Health Planning and Policy Development
The Community Health Planning and Policy Development (CHPPD) Section members use evidence-based planning and policy approaches to eliminate disparities and promote healthy communities. Founded in 1969, the CHPPD Section is an engaging place to share information and debate critical issues related to planning, and to learn how policy is shaped at the local, state and national levels.
We invite you to share, discuss, and debate public health planning and policy developments, and get involved in Section activities focusing on membership engagement, policy development, program planning and student involvement. Your participation is vital to our continued success.
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Using Robert’s Rules Successfully, Wednesday, September 10, 2008, 1:30 - 2:30 p.m. EST: Befuddled by the rules and motions and amendments and voting and 'out of order' sorts of things that go on at Governing Council and other meetings you attend? Here's your solution! We'll spend one hour reviewing the basics of parliamentary procedure –also known as Robert's Rules of Order-- so that you have an improved understanding of how to constructively participate in meetings run this way. The session is especially meant for CHPPD's Governing Councilors, and is also open to others in our section interested in increasing their understanding and skill level in the use of Robert's Rules. Facilitated by governing councilor, Karen Valenzuela. (posted July 19, 2008)
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