Nearing the end of your two-year reporting period and in need of hard to find Ethics credits? This engaging and practical course provides professional planners with a thorough and thoughtful discussion of ethical concerns that many planners are likely to face in their careers. This course provides 2 CM credits, including the required 1.5 Ethics CM credits.
WHEN: Thursday, Jan. 10th, 2pm.
WHERE: Town of Brookhaven, Planning Dept conference room, 2nd floor
DETAILS:
This engaging and practical course provides professional planners with a thorough and thoughtful discussion of ethical concerns that many planners are likely to face in their careers. The work of planning for communities is rooted in values, often unexpressed, about the role of government in working for a better future. So planners should, from time to time, examine their own values and those of the American Institute of Certified Planners as they go about their work in the public or private sectors. This course provides 2 CM credits, including the required 1.5 Ethics CM credits. Instructor: Carol D. Barrett, FAICP.
1. Planning Ethics – Introduction
2. How Ethical is Our Society?
3. Shoulds and Shalt Nots
4. Potential Scenarios
5. An Ethical Work Environment
6. Why Leadership is Critical
7. More Ethical Scenarios
Total course duration: 2 hours 10 minutes (Includes 7 videos)
APA New York Metro Chapter Long Island Section 
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