| Which APA Divisions Do You See Yourself In? |
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I grapple with the challenges of agency management every day. |
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I am interested issues facing county, borough, or parish planners. |
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I know that many sectors of the economy should be promoted, including tourism, information technology, and other services, in addition to the manufacturing and retail sectors. |
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I'm interested in the land use implications of environmental, natural, and energy resources management and conservation. |
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I'm involved in planning for the future of federal properties located in the United States and abroad. |
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I'd like professional support that includes resources for gay and lesbian planners who may or may not be "out" in the workplace. |
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I believe the need for more accessible and equitable communities is great. |
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I believe in the value of land-tenure principles and want to affirm traditional indigenous approaches to planning. |
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I am interested in planning practice and urban development in other countries, I live and work outside the United States, or I'd like to work outside the United States. |
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I'm interested in sharing resources and ideas for the planning issues affecting Latino communities. |
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I'm interested in development patterns that are effective alternatives to sprawl. |
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I want to help my community collaborate and share resources with political, economic, and educational organizations. |
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I need to understand the diverse and constantly changing legal issues that affect the planning profession. |
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I'm interested in how women can affect the planning profession and promote professional growth. |
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I need information on preparing proposals, selecting consultants, writing contracts, and marketing my services. |
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I support policies that help local, regional, state, and national governments work together on development. |
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I am the planning department. |
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I believe the planning community needs a voice to advocate for best practices in technology. |
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I'm interested in affecting local, regional, state, and national transportation planning to help mobilize America in the most energy-efficient and sustainable way for future generations. |
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I believe good urban design is essential to maintaining community character, a sense of place, quality of life, and economic vitality. |
