Events
Events
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Talk + Walk Downtown Roswell
Roswell Inc. builds business by connecting the community with a vision to make Roswell the best place in the region for innovative, community-minded businesses and entrepreneurs. Join us for a […]
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Upcoming “Planning’s Future Lecture Series” Events at Georgia Tech
As part of their monthly Planning’s Future Lecture Series, the School of City and Regional Planning are hosting talks in October and November: Urban Informatics: Examples, Prospects and Challenges and […]
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IEDC Business Retention and Expansion (CM | TBD)
Georgia Tech Global Learning Center 84 5th St NW, Atlanta, GA, United StatesThis interactive course presents the core components of a BRE program and why the concerns of local businesses need to be actively addressed.
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Upcoming “Planning’s Future Lecture Series” Events at Georgia Tech
As part of their monthly Planning’s Future Lecture Series, the School of City and Regional Planning are hosting talks in October and November: Urban Informatics: Examples, Prospects and Challenges and […]
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GPA First Friday
Babalu 33 Peachtree Place NE, Atlanta, GA, United StatesGPA to revive the old First Friday tradition and honor Eric Bosman for his many years of service to the chapter this coming November 3.
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APA & Partners’ Atlanta Social
Legacy Test Kitchen 250 Park Ave, Atlanta, GA, United StatesPlease join the partners of APA's Joint Call to Action to Promote Healthy Communities at a networking event for local members and affiliates and learn about one another’s work.
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Planning for Smart Cities (CM | TBD)
Renaissance Concourse Atlanta Airport Hotel 1 Hartsfield Center Pkwy, Atlanta, United StatesAPA Smart Cities and Sustainability Task Force co-chair Kathleen McMahon is presenting a Planning Smart for Smart Cities course at the Broadband Communities Economic Development Conference, Nov. 7, at the Renaissance Concourse Atlanta Airport Hotel.
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Planning & Zoning 202: Public Choices, Problems and Decisions (CM | 6.0)
UGA Gwinnett Campus 2530 Sever Road, Lawrenceville, GA, United StatesThis class offers 6 CM credit hours and uses the context of planning and land use decisions to address the core values underlying public problems, choices and decisions.