Courses

The worker shortage in U.S. local government is at a crisis level, incurring significant impacts on public service delivery and producing high levels of burnout among city and county employees. Accordingly, this session will report local government survey data on recruitment and retention patterns in North Carolina, where local governments are...

Do you have questions about single protective arrangements and single transactions under G.S. 35A-1121?  Do you want to learn more about how they intersect with—and in some cases replace—the need for a guardian?  Have you already dealt with cases involving this new type of relationship authorized by Session Law 2021-53? Then join us for a...

Reppraisal Boot Camp is an exciting hands-on class where participants will work through the different steps in completing a mass appraisal. The hands-on exercises include data cleaning techniques, developing market analysis tools, determining model specifications, model calibration techniques, developing different valuation models,...

This 3.5 day Judicial College course focuses on the Indian Child Welfare Act, a federal law enacted in 1978 that applies to all abuse, neglect, dependency; termination of parental rights; and adoption actions. A small group of district court judges will have the opportunity to travel to Cherokee, North Carolina to learn about ICWA and Cherokee...

This one-day seminar will cover essential topics in property tax collection law including enforced collections, discoveries, and public records.  Attendees will receive 6 hours of continuing education credit.

The seminar will be offered remotely via Zoom and run from 9:30am to 4:30pm....

This one-and-a-half-day workshop is a partnership between the UNC School of Government Criminal Justice Innovation Lab and the Office of Indigent Defense Services. It will focus on integrating social workers into public defender offices as part of a holistic defense practice. Sessions will address, among other topics, an overview of holistic...

This program is designed to give court officials a better understanding of how their judgments are administered by the Division of Adult Correction. Participants tour correctional facilities in eastern North Carolina gaining a firsthand view of the typical places to which they sentence criminal defendants. Each stop includes time for relevant...