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 II -- "Lightning tour of Message, Field, Press, and Money" -- with HLS 1L Tyler Rosen Tyler worked as a field director, press secretary and deputy manager on four campaigns and consulted on many more. This training offers more detail on four areas that are essential to a successful campaign, and that a candidate must fully understand to be successful. It's designed to quickly get you up to speed on the concepts and techniques that are fundamental to modern campaigns. This training should also be helpful to students who are looking to work on or manage a campaign following graduation.