The LWVCC members meet the first Monday of each month for a relevant speaker, presentation, and/or discussion. There is an optional dinner ($18/person) at 5 pm with the official meeting beginning at 6 pm.   

We meet at the CNY Living History Museum located at  4386 Us Rt 11 S, Cortland, NY 13045. 

All meetings are open to the public and we hope you will join us. 

Please join us for our next Dinner & A Discussion Event! 

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Liz Arnold, Homer Village Trustee and Maxwell School Professor, will discuss how improving communication with elected officials can be beneficial to everyone.  She’ll cover the “how to”, “why”, and “when”.  And, of course, she’ll offer specific ways you can communicate more effectively with all elected officials from the dog catcher to your member of Congress.

Liz is the Cramer Family Foundation Professor of Practice in Community Impact at Maxwell School, Syracuse University.  Her expertise lies with community-based civic engagement skills and she teaches courses in leadership development and problem-solving.  Her career includes being director of leadership engagement and impact at the Truman National Security Project and while working at Google, she led national outreach strategies and helped launch diversity initiatives.  Her resume also includes Johnson School of Management, Cornell University, MIT’s School of Engineering, and Harvard Kennedy School’s Center for Public Leadership!  

We are thrilled that she will be leading this valuable discussion on Monday, December 1st, at the CNY Living History Center.  In honor of the holiday season, we will combine this event with our holiday dinner.  M&D Deli will provide our holiday dinner.