Campus News
February 1, 2018
Leadership Garrett County focuses on local government
Local government and discussions with County leaders was on the agenda for members of the second class of Leadership Garrett County. Earlier this month, the group visited the Garrett County Courthouse in which government programming and content was at the forefront of the agenda. As part of the program, each class includes meetings with county leaders and discussions.
Judge Strubin offered the courtroom for the group to take a photo. Pictured (L to R), first row: Brett Lambert, James Nichols, Rebecca Lantz, Shelley Argabrite, Kelli Sisler, Dick Zimmerman, Rachel Friend-Lantz, Jennifer Meslener, John Churchhill. Second row: Jared Jones, Andrew Umbel, Cameron Crawford, Alex Stuck, Elizabeth Williams, Tina Hersh, Brian King, Beverly Rasel, Patrick Hudnall, Mary Keller, Connie Meyers, Max Hill.
The goal for Leadership Garrett County is for all participants to emerge as more informed, connected and effective managers, leaders and citizens, and will, together with future classes, help ensure a bright future for Garrett County.
Leadership Garrett County represents a cooperative partnership between Garrett College and the Garrett County Department of Economic Development.
For more information on Leadership Garrett County, persons may contact Connie Meyers, Director of Professional Development and Contract Training at Garrett College, at 301-387-3084 or connie.meyers@garrettcollege.edu.
