Real Women Run Southern Utah Training explores public leadership roles
By Annie Studer
Join our nonpartisan training for women in southern Utah and surrounding communities who want to go into public service, step into community leadership, or get involved in Utah politics as candidates or campaign managers. Learn from local leaders, current elected officials in Utah, and campaign experts at the Real Women Run Southern Utah Training Dec. 1 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the St. George Area Chamber of Commerce.
“I’m thrilled to be part of this event in St. George,” said LaRene Cox. “Our goal is to encourage interest in public service by providing training, networking, and discussion in an effort to increase women’s participation and involvement with campaigns. We’re excited about the great local experts and leaders we have lined up as speakers. Whether you are interested in helping on a campaign or running for office yourself, we would like to invite you and anyone else who might be interested to join us!”
Speakers include the following:
—Lowry Snow, Utah State Representative.
—Donia Jessop, Hildale Mayor.
—LaRene Cox, Washington County School Board member and president of the Utah Federation of Republican Women.
—Miriah Elliott, Ivins city council member.
—D’Mia Lamar, SUU student body president.
—Nancy Hauck, associate provost of community and global engagement at DSU.
—Becki Bronson, public relations expert.
—Henrie Walton, director of Institute of Politics and Public Affairs at DSU.
—Don Willie, campaign expert.
General registration is $25 and student registration is $10. Registration includes a light breakfast, a full lunch, and a discount registration to Real Women Run’s Winter Training in Salt Lake City Jan. 19. Travel scholarships are available upon request for anyone traveling from outside of St. George. Contact realwomenrun@ywcautah.org (first come, first served). Register at realwomenrun.org. The St. George Area Chamber of Commerce is located at 136 N 100 E in St. George.
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