2008
APA's
2008 National Planning Conference,
April 27 - May 1, 2006, Las Vegas, NV
Roadmap
to Revitalization - The National Brownfields Conference, May 5-7,
Detroit, MI
Redesigning the Edgeless City, May 7, Poughkeepsie, NY
ReShaping
Rochester! Planning For the Public Realm, May 13, Rochester, NY (Co-sponsored by the GFL Section of APA and approved for 2 credit hours of AICP Certification Maintenance)
2008 GeoSpatial Summit, May 21, Skaneateles Falls, NY
On the Winds of Change, Town and Rural Planning Workshop, May 28, Gananoque, Ontario, Canada
Preservation: Sustainablility (a series of short cources) , June 2-5, New York City, NY
ReShaping
Rochester! Planning For the Public Realm, June 11, Rochester, NY
New
York Planning Federation Annual Conference,
TBA
24th New York State GIS Conference, October 6-7, Liverpool, NY
2008
NY Upstate Chapter APA Annual Chapter Conference,
October 8-10, Henrietta, NY
2009
2009 National Main Streets Conference,
Becoming Main Street 2.0,
March 1-4, Chicago, IL
25th New York State GIS Conference, October 25-27, Lake Placid, NY
The New York Municipal Insurance Reciprocal Land Use Training Program for Local Government Officials is an online training program designed to teach the basics of New York land use law. The program is made available to governmental officials, planning and zoning board members, municipal risk managers and others for noncommercial purposes. The program has nine tutorials and a glossary with links to definitions and various New York State statutes.
The program is produced by the Pace University
Land Use Law Center and the New York Planning Federation. It is made available
through the New York Municipal Insurance Reciprocal, which is owned by the 530
New York Municipalities it insures.
Check out the Lincoln Institute's online education system, Lincoln Education Online (LEO). LEO currently offers four online courses: Planning Fundamentals, Vermont Planning Fundaments, Planning Fundamentals: Concepts in Land Use, and Introduction to New England Forests. No fees are charged for access to these four courses; however, registration is required.
Planning
Education at a Distance (PED) is an Internet based educational
tool that provides planners and government officials with on-line urban and
regional planning related continuing education opportunities. Through the integration
of audio/video components, PowerPoint slides, and reading materials, PED provides
participants with hands-on training to strengthen skills needed to both manage
land development through planning and bring new planning techniques to your
community. Courses focus on current and emerging issues facing the planning
community in Ohio and the rest of the country. The result is a web-based learning
experience very similar to the physical classroom but in a much more “on-demand”
framework.
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