Cherilynn Tallman , Education Chair

Joe Bridgman, Co-Chair

2011 MASTER ACADEMY

The 2011 Master Academy will be held March, 2010 at the Comfort Inn Hotel and Conference Center,

2424 South Mission, Mt. Pleasant 48858.  Attendees who complete the three-day session earn nine points

toward their CMC or MMC.  Attendees who attend for one or two days will earn three points per day.

NO ADDITIONAL INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME

2011 MICHIGAN MUNICIPAL CLERKS INSTITUTE (MMCI)

The 2011 Institute will be held March, 2011 at the Comfort Inn Hotel and Conference Center, 2424 South Mission

Mt. Pleasant 48858.    This will be our fifth year at Central Michigan University.  Dr. Lew Bender will

once again serve as our Intitute Facilitator.

NO ADDITIONAL INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME

Institute Scholarship Information

Online-fillable scholarship application form (deadline to submit application is Feb 15, 2011)

Send Application to:

Cherilynn Tallman

300 East Nine Mile Road

Ferndale, MI 48220-1797

email Cherilynn Tallman

248-546-2381 (Phone)

248-546-2369 (Fax)

IIMC EDUCATION GUIDELINES REVISIONS

Effective January 1, 2010

• Eliminated the CMC Recertification program. Please note that in order to recognize an IIMC designation, the candidate must be an active member of IIMC.
• Removed the current requirement that requires that MMC candidates receive a minimum number of points per year to remain in the Academy. IIMC still recommends that candidates submit pertinent material and the MMC Application once or twice yearly, in order to stay informed.
• The number of points for MMC is set at 100:  60 points of which are Advanced Education points, 20 of which are Professional and Social Contribution points, as well as 20 Combination points - which can come from either category.
• IIMC-approved Institutes/Academies will continue to receive one (1) education point for every two (2) hours of instruction.
• Removed the requirement for IIMC course review of courses by Institutes/Academies.
• State/Provincial Associations will earn one (1) Continuing Education – Experience point (CMC) for every four (4) hours of instruction with pre-approval or one (1) Advanced Education point (MMC) for every four (4) hours of instruction with pre-approval.
• State/Provincial Associations must continue to submit the Course Review Form in order to get 1 point per 4 hours.
• All other training that meets the guidelines (outside Institutes and State/Provincial Associations) will earn one (1) Experience (CMC) or one (1) Professional and Social Contribution (MMC) point for every six (6) hours of training.
• Approved that caps for college degrees or courses for MMC candidates will mirror the caps for CMC candidates. Applicants can receive 20 Advanced Education points for a B.A. in a related field; 10 points for a B.A. in an unrelated field; and 5 points for an A.A. in a related field (for degrees that were not used on the CMC application).
• Removed the current cap of 20 points for attendance at IIMC Annual Conferences.
• Removed the CMC-Experience current cap of 10 points on State/Provincial Conference attendance.
• Removed the caps on Distance Education relative to IIMC Education, Institutes or approved courses.
• IIMC Members attending IIMC Annual Conferences can earn up to eight (8) points.  IIMC members will be scanned in for attendance.  To earn all eight (8) points, a Delegate must attend all educational session time slots during the entire Conference.
• Approved that Clerk presenters/instructors can earn 1 point per 2 hours toward the MMC for teaching at an Institute/Academy/IIMC Annual Conference, and 1 point per 4 hours toward the MMC for teaching a State/Provincial course, including preparation and instruction time, applicable to either Advanced Education or Professional and Social Contributions.

Please feel free to contact IIMC's Education Department at 909/944-4162 with any questions or concerns you may have regarding these changes.

2009-10 Education Committee Education Committee Chair Cherilynn Tallman

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