Planners can obtain APA credits for attending a one-day workshop hosted by UGA's Carl Vinson Institute of Government in Savannah, GA on Aug. 28, 2014.

A workshop designed for transportation directors, engineers, planners, and elected officials and will focus on implementing road diets and refuge islands for improved bicyclist safety.

The conference will continue in the traditional format on Thursday morning with an exciting keynote speaker and breakout sessions. Thursday evening we will replace our traditional evening reception with the presentation of the GPA Chapter Awards at an Awards Dinner and Membership meeting before hitting the town for the great Athens nightlife. We will wrap-up […]

This lecture will outline the rapid development of new tools for visualising cities and their functions with an emphasis on how they can be used in the analytical phases of urban design.

Georgia Tech School of City and Regional Planning professors Catherine Ross and Nisha Botchwey will discuss their research and recent book, Health Impact assessment in the United States.

The Savannah State University Master of Science in Urban Studies and Planning program, is pleased to extend an invitation for you to attend the 2015 Urban Planning Conference titled “Planning to Thrive: Collaboration, Adaptation and Implementation” on Wednesday, March 25, 2015 from 8:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. in the new Student Union.

The core objective of this analytical course is to explain the financial tools used to stimulate private sector investment that results in the creation of permanent, private sector jobs, increased productivity and improvement in the local tax base. Specifically, the course will review current debt, equity, grant and incentive-based financing programs that are accessible to […]

The annual ITE Summer Seminar is one of the best transportation conferences in the southeast. Topics include transportation funding, modeling, planning, complete streets, and dealing with the public, as well as related planning and engineering subjects. Speakers are from a wide cross section of the industry, including both public and private sector, local and national experts, and project and academic sources. The content is geared toward the transportation professional, both planning and engineering.