MAP Unit 2 - Municipal Administrative Structure (Zoom Format)

Format: Zoom
Program: Municipal Administration Program (MAP)
Number of Sessions: 5
Tue, Apr 14 2026, 9am - 1pm
Tue, Apr 21 2026, 9am - 1pm
Tue, Apr 28 2026, 9am - 1pm
Tue, May 5 2026, 9am - 1pm
Tue, May 12 2026, 9am - 1pm
Registration is now CLOSED


Registration is now closed for the Winter/Spring 2026 term, and we are no longer taking names for a waiting list. Registration for the Fall 2026 term will open on July 2, 2026, and there is no waiting list for future terms.

Course materials and a syllabus with all due dates will be available to registrants by March 31. The first assignment is due by April 20 and the final assignment is due by May 29.

Please note: 

  • Attendance is required. Please confirm you are available for all classes prior to registering. 
  • The schedule for this offering of MAP Unit 2 is accelerated to enable the completion of two units via Zoom format within one term. If you prefer a schedule with assignment deadlines spaced out over a longer period, please choose the correspondence format. 
  • MAP is an academic program. If you are unfamiliar with the program's expectations, please review the "Course Descriptions & Outlines" section of the MAP web page prior to registering.

Textbook

The course textbook is provided as a PDF file to all registrants. The file will be available in AMCTO Connect once the course opens for access by March 31. However, AMCTO provides the option to purchase a hard copy of the textbook with an additional fee, and the book is shipped through Canada Post's Xpresspost. You'll have an opportunity to purchase the hard copy textbook through the online registration process. Due to logistics, textbook shipping may not start until after registration closes on January 12. 


Instructor

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Patty Sinnamon, Dipl.M.M.
CAO/Clerk, Township of Chatsworth

Patty has been teaching the Municipal Administration Program since 2016. She has over 25 years of municipal experience, with 21 of those years as a chief administrative officer and clerk. Like other leaders in small rural municipalities, Patty has worn many hats, taking on a wide variety of responsibilities including economic development and human resources. She brings her wide-ranging municipal experience into discussions with students and is passionate about mentoring the next generation of municipal professionals.