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  • Fall MIT DUSP Alumni Reception and Open House

    The Penthouse at Open Plans 148 Lafayette Street, New York, NY, United States

    Join us on November 3 for a Fall MIT DUSP Alumni Reception and Open House event for alumni and prospective students in New York City. Come to hear current trends in Planning, Design, and Development of NYC Schools from DUSP Alumna Sharon Greenberger (MCP '93) and Department Head Amy Glasmeier. Meet and mingle with NYC-area colleagues, classmates, and old friends.

  • NJ Planning Conference

    Hyatt Regency New Brunswick, NJ, United States

    Join us for the 2010 NJ Planning Conference!

  • Urban Schools K-12 (CM | 4.0)

    Union City High School 2500 Kennedy Blvd., Union City, NJ, United States

    ULI NNJ cordially invites you to participate in an interactive half-day conference. The program designed to showcase excellence in the design and development of K-12 projects. The program will consist of presentations and discourse about specific projects and critical issues relevant to successful K-12 facilities.

  • Conference After Party

    Tumulty's 361 George Street, New Brunswick, NJ, United States

    Join us following the conference for an After Party at Tumulty's!

  • NJ League of Municipalities (CM | 14.25)

    Atlantic City Convention Center One Convention Boulevard, Atlantic City, NJ, United States

    At the NJPO Days of Planning during the NJ State League of Municipalities Conference, several sessions will gain credit toward CM.  Registration with NJPO covers all approved sessions over the three day schedule. For more information, visit www.njpo.org or call 908.412.9592

  • Webinar – Bridging the gap between Community Based Organizations and the Planning Community (CM | 1.5)

    Online Webinar , United States

    In many places Community Based Organizations (CBO) are on the ground running on their own without support and/or coordination with local government. CBO's are often so focused on the funding necessary to support those vulnerable populations they serve that their interaction with planning at the comprehensive level in consultation with local governments is many times set-aside.