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Wednesday, 31 January 2018 4:00 PM - 7:00 PM CST
1734 E. El Paso Street, Suite 190, Fort Worth, TX, 76102, United States
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Until 1/17/2018
(after Early Bird deadline, until 1/29/18)
Sale ends on 01/31/2018
The scholarship is provided to promote planning within the Midwest Section of the Texas APA Chapter by providing partial funding to students enrolled in a university located in the Midwest Section. Scholarships are awarded at the annual banquet in January each year.
Wild Acre Brewery, 1734 E. El Paso Street, Fort Worth, TX, 76102, United States.
Time: 4pm to 7pm (doors open at 3:30pm to allow settling before Ethics session begins at 4pm). If you want to skip the Ethics session, plan to arrive around 5:30!
Attire: Business Casual
Cost: Includes interactive Ethics CM session, dinner, and beverages
Questions: Contact Abra Nusser at abra@ideationplanning.com or 972.339.8186.
1.5 Ethics CM Credits approved.
Ethics Session Description:
The work environment, whether in the public or private sector, can include a variety of pressures to perform. There are deadlines, unrealistic expectations on the part of applicants or client, and a desire on the part of decision-makers to resolve all issues and achieve a speedy approval. Some of these pressures can raise ethical issues for the planner. This session will cover how to identify an issue that calls your ethics into question, ways to think about ethical options, and how to resolve questions consistent with the provisions of the AICP Code of Ethics. Participants will review ethics scenarios, and working in small groups, prepare a response and share their insights with the larger group for review and reflection.
http://www.apatxmw.com
The American Planning Association is a nonprofit public interest and research organization representing over 40,000 practicing planners, officials, and citizens involved with urban and rural planning issues. The Mission of the Texas Chapter of the American Planning Association is to advocate the profession of planning, providing expertise and processes that empower citizens to be engaged in the development and sustainability of Great Communities in Texas.
Experienced in local government planning, historic preservation, and sustainability. More than three decades of experience around the United States, primarily focused on public sector planning and planning administration.
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