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2009 Annual Conference “Investing in a Sustainable Future”
The largest gathering of professional planners and planning officials in the Commonwealth. Find out how to get your company involved, click here.
2009 Annual Awards
Thank you to everyone who submitted nominations for the 2009 Annual Awards. The nominations are now closed. Award winners will be announced at the 2009 Annual Conference, October 4-6, 2009 at the Dolce Valley Forge.
2009 Irving Hand, FAICP Excellence in Planning Professional Development Award
Applications are now being accepted for this award, presented each year to a planner in mid-career to assist with funding his or her professional development. Deadline is September 11, 2009.
Visit Annual Awards page for more information.
Fall AICP Exam:
- Fall AICP Exam window now open! Click here for details.
- New this year: Early Bird Application Window. Click here for the info.
- Partial Scholarship Available, deadline to apply June 24. Click here for details.
- Study materials and resources available – click here
Scholarships for Planning Students
The PA Chapter is accepting scholarship applications from students in undergraduate and graduate planning programs in Pennsylvania for the 2009-2010 academic year. Deadline is June 30, 2009.
More information available on the Scholarships page.
Agricultural Preservation Webcast
The PowerPoint slides from the April 3, 2009 webcast are now available to download. Thank you to the speakers, Tom Daniels and Julia Freedgood, and to everyone who was able to participate in this event.
Click here to download the slides.
First CM Cycle Ends December 2009
AICP Members, click here for answers to frequently asked questions about CM and information about the multiple opportunities for obtaining CM credits, including free and low-cost options.
APA Hazards Planning Research Center Needs Planning Data
The APA Hazards Planning Research Center is currently looking for planning documents and related publications that address hazard mitigation, to create a collection of best practices that make the connection between hazard mitigation planning and other local planning activities. Planners have a real opportunity to affect change on a wide variety of subjects through their strategic position as advisors to policy makers in town, city, county, and regional governments.
Click here for more information
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