The Planning Academy at Virginia Tech announces its latest line-up of dynamic professional development courses, taught by leading practitioners. All courses are conveniently located in our Old Town Alexandria facilities, easily accessible to Washington, D.C., and all parts of the National Capital Region.

INTRODUCTION TO URBAN DESIGN PRINCIPLES AND HISTORY
February 28-29

THE GOVERNMENT-NONPROFIT NEXUS IN PLANNING: EFFECTIVE COLLABORATION IN TODAY'S ENVIRONMENT
March 14

READING AND INTERPRETING SITE PLANS
April 3-4

IMPACT FEES AND PROFFERS 2008
April 10-11

ACHIEVING NONPROFIT SUSTAINABILITY: EARNED INCOME STRATEGIES FOR PLANNING ORGANIZATIONS
April 11

CONSERVATION EASEMENTS
May 29-30

The Planning Academy at Virginia Tech provides ongoing training for mid-career planning, design and development professionals in a range of implementation-related practice areas.

We offer a broad range of courses to give you the skills you need to succeed in shaping the built environment in the 21st century.

The Planning Academy can offer:

• Classroom instruction and a well-equipped GIS laboratory

• Practitioner-led site visits, providing first hand knowledge of key planning concepts

• Individualized training in your office, designed to meet the needs of your organization

For complete details and registration, please visit our website: http://www.planningacademy.ncr.vt.edu

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For more information contact:

Elizabeth Morton
Planning Academy at Virginia Tech
1021 Prince Street, Suite 200
Alexandria
VA 22314
USA

Phone: 703/706-8129
Email: [email protected]
Web: http://www.planningacademy.ncr.vt.edu/