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National Executive Development School

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 Sponsored by Landscape Structures and New Mexico Recreation and Park Association (NMRPA)
 
About the School

The National Executive Development School (NEDS) is designed to equip park, recreation and leisure professionals with skills, tools and techniques for the development of leaders and executives.
 
In its 20th year, NEDS continues to serve park and recreation professionals with innovative leadership, management and profe

The Executive Track is designed as a three-day workshop focusing on specific topics that are in the forefront of current industry challenges.

ssional development workshops, training sessions, and seminars.  Comprised of a
two-year program and ongoing professional symposium, NEDS addresses the obstacles that professionals face daily in this challenging business environment. 

After completing the first and second years of the program, attendees are encouraged to return annually for the third year Executive Track
 
 
Who Should Attend

NEDS provides targeted learning opportunities specifically for:

  • Recreation Directors, Managers and Staff
  • Camp Directors, Managers and Staff
  • Special Events Coordinators
  • Park Directors, Managers and Staff.
 
Past Participants have said:

"It was the most informative and effective school that I have been to offered in conjunction with NRPA. I am trying to get more people from this side of the country to participate". - R. Steadman Sugg, Project Manager, Recreation Planning and Design, Duke Energy Carolinas
 
“I particularly enjoyed the closing banquet and felt that it was a great time for visiting casually with colleagues and friends I made at NEDS over the past two years. The organizing committee did a great job of planning the NEDS curriculum in 2007 and the speakers were excellent!  Thank you all again for a wonderful experience.” -Anonymous Attendee
 
“I think the school was the best I have been to.” -Anonymous Atendee
 
NEDS Program Committee

NEDS would not be possible without the tireless efforts of the program committee.

Kim Elliott, School Chair, Roswell Parks and Recreation Department, Roswell, New Mexico

Ken Britt, Living Desert Zoo and Garden State Park, Carlsbad,
New Mexico

Sonya Delgado, First Year Chair, City of Las Cruces, Las Cruces, New Mexico

Carmen Garcia, School Host Co-Chair, Department of Family and Community Services, Albuquerque, New Mexico

Shawn Lyle, Executive Track Chair, Farmington Park and Recreation Department, Farmington, New Mexico
 
Greg Neal, Past School Chair, ExerPlay, Inc., Santa Fe, New Mexico

DuWayne Ordòñez, School Host Co-Chair, City of Albuquerque Parks and Recreation Department, Albuquerque, New Mexico
 
Maureen Snelgrove, Second Year Chair, San Bernardino County Regional Parks, San Bernardino, California
 
 
Questions?

For more information contact customerservice@nrpa.org or 800.626.NRPA (6772)
 
 

NEDS Policies and Terms of Registration
2008 Curriculum