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CSG Associates Program
Annual dues are $6,000, and your membership begins as soon as you sign on and runs for one year from enrollment. Here are a few of the benefits: Networking Opportunities… CSG Spring Meeting – a 50% discount on registration fees (one designated member of your company/organization will receive the CSG Associate rate of $400; additional representatives from your company/organization will receive $200 off the regular private sector rate.)
CSG Annual Meeting – one complimentary registration and a $200 discount off our regular private sector rate for any additional representatives from your company or organization. And, we give a 20% discount if you would like to exhibit during the meeting.
Regional Meetings – a 50% discount off private sector registration fees for one designated member of your company/organization. Below are the dates and locations for our 2009 regional conferences
Publications… National Committees and Task Force Involvement… Contact For more information about becoming a CSG Associate, contact Carol Juett, Corporate Relations Director, at (859) 244-8119 or cjuett@csg.org. CSG 21st Century Foundation This foundation brings together CSG’s public and private sector members to weigh in on CSG policy priorities, making decisions on which projects are annually awarded funding, such as the newly formed and very successful National Center on Interstate Compacts. Private sector dues are $25,000 for a five-year membership.
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Upcoming Meetings CSG 75th Anniversary Celebration - December 3-7, 2008 - Omaha, Nebraska New Leaders Orientation/Associates Retreat February 20-21, 2009 - Washington, DC CSG 2009 Spring Conference May 16-19, 2009 - Coeur d'Alene, Idaho CSG 2009 Annual Conference November 12-15, 2009 - Palm Springs, California
Past Meetings and Follow-Up CSG 75th Anniversary Celebration - Spring Conference Click here for meeting updates. June 22-24 Bismarck, North Dakota
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State News Trivia
In the United States, 84.2 percent of citizens were covered by health insurance in 2006, according to the 2008 Book of the States, published by The Council of State Governments. Which state has the highest percentage of residents covered by health insurance? Which state had the lowest percentage?
States Address Dropout Problems
Stateline Midwest examines policy strategies in Illinois, Michigan and Ohio to address those states' high school dropout problems.
CSG/ERC Supports Increases in LIHEAP
In the face of rising energy prices, which put an increased burden on low-income families throughout the U.S., The Council of State Governments/Eastern Regional Conference is supporting increased funding for low-income heating assistance program.
