What is PITI-VITI?
The Pacific and Virgin Islands Training Initiatives (PITI-VITI), is a program managed by the Graduate School USA and funded by the Department of the Interior's Office of Insular Affairs. PITI-VITI supports the insular governments of American Samoa, Guam, CNMI, FSM, Palau, the Marshall Islands, and the US Virgin Islands. Find out more about the PITI-VITI program on the About PITI-VITI page.
PITI-VITI Training & Events
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Introduction to Governmental Accounting & Reporting
This 4-day (3 mornings + 1 full day) course is an introductory course for participants with little or no knowledge of governmental accounting. It provides an overview of governmental accounting systems and includes a basic introduction to accounting principles, internal controls, and documentation requirements.
August
19 - 22, 2024
20 CPE
Basic Grants Management
The grants course will provide basic requirements for managing grants, including the responsibilities of recipients and key tasks that must be completed during the project period. This course will be most informative for administrative and program staff from organizations awarded a new grant. You’ll learn how to find resources and know what is necessary to manage grants in compliance.
August
19 - 20, 2024
7 CPE
PITI-VITI Newsroom
NEWSROOMIsland Government Finance Officers Association Holds a Successful Annual Meeting in Orlando
Jun 21, 2024
MoniqueThe Island Government Finance Officers Association (IGFOA) successfully held its annual summer meeting in Orlando, Florida, from June 8-13, 2024. The IGFOA brought together government finance leaders and staff from various island jurisdictions: the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, the...
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Jun 18, 2024
JasonPITI-VITI Senior Director Jason Aubuchon and PITI-VITI faculty Drummond Kahn met with U.S. Department of Interior officials, including Inspector General Mark Lee Greenblatt, Chief of Staff (Acting) Kathleen Sedney, Assistant Inspector General for Investigations Matthew Elliott and Maria Tinitali,...
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