Biennial Institute for Georgia Legislators
34th Biennial Institute for Georgia Legislators
December 8-10, 2024
University of Georgia Center for Continuing Education and Hotel
The 34th Biennial Institute for Georgia Legislators is planned for December 8-10, 2024 at the UGA Center for Continuing Education & Hotel in Athens, Georgia.
The Biennial Institute, which provides both an orientation to the legislative process for new lawmakers and timely policy sessions for all attendees, is offered at no cost to all legislators - new and returning.
Registration and details for 2024 are available through the buttons here:
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A recognized event on the state's political calendar since 1958, the Biennial Institute for Georgia Legislators provides legislators with valuable time for learning, networking and exploring state issues prior to the upcoming session of the General Assembly.
Sessions conducted by veteran lawmakers and staff, agency administrators and subject matter experts lead legislators through a wide variety of current topics.
New and veteran legislators count on the Biennial Institute to provide information and training that will help them make better-informed decisions for Georgia.
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