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	Capitol Hill Workshop: Politics, Policy, and Process Intensive 3-day congressional operations workshop Learn how Capitol Hill really works.
	This Congressional Quarterly Executive Conference is offered exclusively by TheCapitol.Net

Congressional decision-making is driven by politics, policy and process. In this engaging workshop, Washington-based experts discuss these 3 P's and help you understand the complete policy-making process.

Our next Capitol Hill Workshop, scheduled for June 11-13, 2008, is for anyone whose work requires that they have a broad understanding of Congress and Capitol Hill.

In 3 days, this workshop covers

Congressional operations and the legislative process
How public policy and foreign policy become law
Congressional politics and leadership
Congressional budgeting today
The role of OMB in the legislative process
Effective communication with Congres
The current trends in campaigns and elections
How personal and committee staff work
How you can build win/win relationships with staffers

Q&A with all faculty throughout.

June 11-13, 2008
8:30 am to 4:00 pm each day
See web site for locations.

For more information, see www.CapitolHillWorkshop.com.

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Capitol Hill Workshop

Our next Capitol Hill Workshop, scheduled for September 13-15, 2006, is for anyone whose work requires that they have a broad understanding of Congress and Capitol Hill.

In 3 days, this seminar covers

Congressional operations and the legislative process
How public policy and foreign policy become law
Politics and leadership in Congress
The role of OMB in the legislative process
How to communicate effectively with Congress
The current trends in campaigns and elections
The work of personal and committee staff and how you can build strong working relationships with staffers

Capitol Hill Workshop materials include the Congressional Directory and the award-winning Congressional Deskbook.

This CQ Executive Conference is approved for 1.6 CEU credits from George Mason University.