WAPA Sponsors Audio-webcast downloads across Wisconsin

WAPA is working to make achieving your CM credits both easy and inexpensive.  In 2009-2010, WAPA is paying for the APA-AICP Audio-Web training sessions to be viewed at a number of locations around the state.

Capital Area Planning Conference
June 4, 2010 from 10am to 4:30pm
Alliant Energy Center - Madison, WI
(All sessions are available for CM credit)

APA Monthly Webcasts

Co-Sponsored by the Alabama, Arkansas, Connecticut, Florida, Michigan, Missouri, Mississippi, New York Metro, New York Upstate, Northern New England, Ohio, Orange County, Pennsylvania, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Western Central and Wisconsin Chapters.

Earn up to 18 CM credits on your computer – no cost to APA members

NOTE: To access the monthly webcasts participants will need an internet connection and a telephone.
Below is a summary of the 2010 schedule including a session summary, instructor, date, time, and sponsoring chapter. 

For more information on the individual webcasts, see the flyer HERE; to register, click on the individual webcast title. **Please note that long distance charges will apply**

NOTE: When you to to log your credits, be sure that the Distance Education tab is active.

NEW! View past webcasts HERE*

*Note: This presentation is available for informational purposes. CM credit is not available for viewing this presentation after the event has occurred.

If you and your agency or firm would be willing to host an audioweb training conferences at your location, please contact Nancy Frank, frankn@uwm.edu, 414-229-5372.
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Revitalizing Wisconsin's Downtowns Webinar Series
The Revitalizing Wisconsin’s Downtowns webinars will be held from noon until 1:30 p.m. four times in 2010.

Thursday, September 9: Working Downtown
How downtowns are creating spaces and opportunities for entrepreneurship and needed job creation.

Thursday, November 11: Entertainment Downtown
How downtowns are responding to changing consumer preferences related to their leisure time activities.