NAP's journey FROM GOOD TO GREAT is going through Atlanta! The 44th Biennial Convention features a full day of educational workshops (Saturday, September 9, 2023) and...

Attention Leaders -- Past, Future, and Present The 2023 NAP Leadership Conference will be held virtually 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. (CT), August 25-26. This year's...

NAP University 101 provides an overview of the National Association of Parliamentarians, including who we are, what we do, and why we do it.

Make sure you have the right tools for the job. These presentations are excellent additions to your parliamentary education programs.

This event explores several key topic areas, beginning with the fundamentals and then at a more advanced level. The sessions and workshops are categorized into 4...

NAP's biennial training conference is the top educational event for parliamentarians. The 2022 event consisted of more than 30 educational sessions conducted over two...

This advanced course is designed for individuals ready for more in-depth study of bylaws and everyone who aspires to attain a thorough understanding of the governance...

The presiding officer sets the tone for the meeting. This course covers basic presiding duties, the standard order of business, what to say, when to say it, and the...

Take better minutes, have them approved more efficiently, and stored appropriately.

Conducting efficient elections are critical to organizations of all types. Learn what it takes to run a smooth election.

Learning Parliamentary Procedure doesn't need to be hard. This course demystifies it for those who are new to using parliamentary procedure.

This training series was developed to help members prepare for the Registered Parliamentarian credentialing exam. The lessons focus on the performance expectations on...

This interactive online course covers basic parliamentary procedures that will help you become a more effective participant in meetings where decisions are being made.

This course is for anyone who is involved in an organization and wants to have quality meetings that result in decisions rather than more meetings. It is based on...