NATIONAL PARKS INSTITUTE EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP GALLO MANAGEMENT - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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22 STUDENT PARTICIPANTS REPRESENTING TWELVE COUNTRIES ESTONIA NIGERIA COSTA RICA FINLAND CHINA NORWAY BHUTAN UGANDA MEXICO POLAND USA UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

EXECUTIVE SEMINAR – VISION THE NATIONAL PARKS INSTITUTE (NPI) PROVIDES GRADUATE LEVEL EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT EDUCATION FOR CURRENT AND FUTURE PARK MANAGERS, AND THEIR PROFESSIONAL ALLIES, BOTH IN THE U.S. AND INTERNATIONALLY, WHO NEED TO DEVELOP THE CAPACITY FOR LEADERSHIP THAT IS CONGRUENT WITH THE CHALLENGES THEY FACE

EXECUTIVE SEMINAR – OPERATIONAL FOUNDATION LAW SCIENCE POLICY

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103 STUDENT PARTICIPANTS REPRESENTING 36 COUNTRIES COURSE ONE COURSE TWO COURSE THREE COURSE FOUR CHINA ITALY LATVIA ESTONIA LEBANON TASMANIA NIGERIA DOMINICA KENYA CHINA COSTA RICA MONGOLIA BHUTAN SWEDEN FINLAND MEXICO NEW ZEALAND NEPAL THAILAND CHINA BAHAMAS HUNGARY LEBANON NORWAY PERU NEW ZEALAND BHUTAN COLUMBIA AUSTRALIA URAGUAY UGANDA CAMAROON PARAGUAY ESTONIA MEXICO VIET NAM GERMANY RUSSIA POLAND DUTCH ANTILLES ISRAEL USA UNITED ARAB NEPAL EMIRATES

40 FACULTY INSTRUCTORS AND LECTURERS

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UC MERCED

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YOSEMITE – HETCH HETCHY

40 FACULTY INSTRUCTORS AND LECTURERS

40 FACULTY INSTRUCTORS AND LECTURERS

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TECHNICAL SESSIONS

STUDENT-LED SESSIONS

INTERACTIVE CASE PROBLEM SESSIONS

PROVOST’S SEED FUNDING $100,000

$11,000 IN TWO SCHOLARSHIPS MILTON CHEN FRANK DEAN

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RAYMOND GILPIN AFRICA CENTER FOR STRATEGIC STUDIES, US INSTITUTE FOR PEACE

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CAMERON SHOLLY YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK

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