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DigitalGov University Releases Spring/Summer Schedule

March 20, 2012

The General Services Administration’s DigitalGov University has added its schedule of classes for the spring and summer quarters, along with opening registration for the 8^th Annual Government Web and New Media Conference on May 16-17.

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