This series of three trainings is designed to help Harvard students think about what it takes to run for office or run a campaign. The first session will provide an overview of the organizational structure of a campaign and give you a better idea of both how to set one up and who is responsible for what. The second will be a series of lightning seminars on the bread and butter parts of a campaign--Message Development; Field; Handling the Press; and Fundraising--that a candidate must understand to be successful. The third will provide a candid look at what it's like running for office and tips young candidates should keep in mind. We will have *free pizza* available at each of the trainings. Please contact Tyler Rosen (trosen@law.harvard.edu) with any questions. RSVPs to Tyler are not necessary but would be appreciated for planning purposes. Training I -- "Putting a campaign together" This training will provide an overview of the campaign structure, how to set-up a campaign, and who is responsible for what in a campaign. If you don't know the difference between message consultants and communications staffers, or between researchers and policy staff, you should come to this training.

Adams House Upper Common Room

Come talk with Matt Rodriguez, the New Hampshire State Director of Obama for President, and Kristina Althoff, the New England College Coordinator of Obama for President, Thursday night!

Hear about the campaign in New Hampshire, the internship program, and how to get involved.

Come with questions about getting involved, about the campaign, about New Hampshire, about Barack Obama, and about all the rest of the '08 Election!