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DigitalGov University Releases Spring/Summer Schedule

By David Stegon

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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