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Employers, advertise in Jobs Online to attract the broadest array of top candidates for your important positions and use the new employer dashboard to manage your listings. Or are you the one looking for a new position? Post your resume for high visibility and use Jobs Online's sophisticated search functions to find your next great job. Apply Now for Fall AICP ExamIf certification is your next professional goal, sign up by July 9 to take the AICP Comprehensive Planning Exam in November. New: Early bird approvals for those who submit applications by June 14. Congressional UpdateAPA's policy staff explains the latest moves in Washington on the transportation authorization Bill, climate bill, Green Communities Act, and GREEN Act. Rebuilding America
Call for ProposalsAPA invites you to propose a session, workshop, poster, or discussion for the 2010 National Planning Conference in New Orleans, April 10-13, 2010. The deadline for most categories is August 18, 2009. Conference Digital CaptureAPA's new Digital Capture service offers desktop access to many 2009 National Planning Conference sessions. Audio and PowerPoint are synced together to create a seamless presentation. Read July Planning Online
PAS Reports at 60APA and the Planning Advisory Service are marking the 60th anniversary of PAS by sharing historic past reports online. This month: Conversions of Large Single-Family Dwellings to Multiple-Family Dwellings, from 1949. | ||
Transportation infrastructure is one of the most pressing issues for planners and communities today. Coming soon: Transportation Infrastructure, a PAS report compiled with an eye to the urgency and severity of the challenges that we now face. Some of the leading researchers, scholars, and practitioners in transportation planning put forth fresh best practices and visionary ideas.
In the current issue of Planning: Mall makeovers, the environment's place in Washington's agenda, the state of the planning job market, and international reports from Germany and Nairobi. Members may read the entire issue online. Everyone is invited to read this month's featured article on how the nation is adapting to its growing minority population.