PA Chapter of the APA: Call for Presentations for 2010 Conference
PA Chapter of the American Planning Association
2010 Annual Conference – Call for Presentations
The PA Chapter of the American Planning Association is pleased to announce the Call for Presentations for the 2010 Annual Conference. This year’s conference takes place October 3-5, 2010 at the Lancaster Convention Center and Marriott in Lancaster, PA. The theme for the event is “Cultivating Strong Communities.” The Conference Planning Committee has identified a list of suggested workshop topics supporting this theme. Applicants are encouraged to submit presentation proposals that support the theme and suggested topics, although submissions on other topics are also welcome for consideration.
The deadline for submission of presentation proposals is Friday, March 19, 2010. Submissions are accepted online only at www.planningpa.org. Please review the “Call For Presentations Instructions” prior to completing a submission. The Instructions include the topic list, important information, and a list of the items needed for the submission.
Thank you in advance for your submissions and support of this year’s Annual Conference! Please forward this message to interested colleagues in your networks. If you have any questions about the online application, please contact the PA Chapter Office at 717-671-4510.
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