CORE® Champion—The View from the Finish Line

by Melinda Brooks Mar 2025

As a NACM member, you can access an incredible resource in the CORE®. This curriculum has been honed and is regularly updated by NACM’s CORE® Committee to ensure the content remains relevant. The purpose of the CORE® Champion Program is fourfold: Strengthen court professionals Provide greater exposure to the CORE® Recognize attendance at qualified CORE® sessions Allow participants to demonstrate a basic understanding of the 13 CORE® Competencies The program, which began in 2021, has demonstrated success and growth in…

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