| If you’ve
spent at least five years involved in revitalizing, preserving
or strengthening communities, you can enroll in APA/LeadershipPlenty.
You can count time spent volunteering and working on school projects.
The program is open to those working in junior-to-mid-level programmatic
and administrative positions related to community development
or urban planning; for example, project managers or division directors.
Board members, volunteers, as well as executives of small organizations,
also can apply.
Typical planning and community development organizations include:
- Community-based organizations, such as community development
corporations, local development corporations, housing organizations,
neighborhood improvement associations and similar organizations.
- Local government and public housing agencies.
- Any organization that works on urban development issues.
- Community-oriented foundations and corporate giving programs.
If you're not sure if you're eligible, please contact Leonardo
Vazquez, APA/LeadershipPlenty Director by e-mail or at 732-932-3822,
x711.
APA/LeadershipPlenty intends to create a community
of diverse professionals who can benefit from an environment that
believes a healthy community requires focused leadership on issues
related to diversity, dialogue and collaboration.
If you meet these requirements, please
apply! A limited amount of partial scholarships are available to help with the program
fee. Potential applicants may download
an application form here.
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