American University's Campaign Management Institute continued its 29th annual seminar, bringing students together with strategists, consultants & political scientists. This session included a discussion on coalition building and paid media.

AU hosted two politically-themed classroom sessions, teaching students how to decode campaign tactics and the impact of lobbying. The Campaign Management Inst. continued the second day of its program, examining campaign techniques, strategy, and tactics. The Public Affairs and Advocacy Institute analyzed the relationship between lobbying and the legislative process on Capitol Hill.

Campaign Management Institute (CMI) at American University holds its annual two-week educational program, which is designed to train individuals for participation in local, state and federal political campaigns. These comprehensive courses include group seminars and campaign simulations that are taught by strategists from both political parties.

Stu Rothenburg, Publisher of The Rothenburg Report, and David Winston, President of The Winston Group, talk about the general political environment and the 2004 Presidential Campaigns at American University's Campaign Management Institute.