Urban Planning & Public Policy

Good for locating information about colleges, graduate programs and financial aid.

Latest copy. Langson Library Reference: HT 165. 52 G85.

Professional society of North American Architects.

Non-profit public interest and research organization representing 30,000 practicing planners, officials, and citizens involved with urban and rural planning issues.

ACSP offers credentials in urban and regional planning for planning programs in the United States, and maintains a site with job listings, conference information, and links to planning schools.

EDRA advances and disseminates behavior and design research toward improving understanding of the relationships between people and their environments. Has annual meeting with conference proceedings which have been added and can be found in Library Search.

For professionals, designers and environmentally aware corporations interested in all aspects of the indoor and built environment, to promote the importance of good indoor air quality and the indoor and built environment.

The Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, in Cambridge, MA, is a non-profit institute and publishing company dedicated to the study of land policy and the economics of land use.

Promoting a culture of public service NASPAA is a leading society that builds on public administration, public policy and public affairs globally. Has a strong emphasis on data management and is the accrediting body for graduate schools in those fields.

Community of resources for those who work at and are interested in the intersection of communication design and the built environment. Lots of resources, conferences, information to share, publications to consult.

Research and publishing institute focusing on urban and suburban development issues.

A campus resource for vocational and career guidance. It has listings for internships and job placements for UCI students.

A meta-collection of Internet resources that have been gathered for the academic job hunter.

The PAB's principal mission is to evaluate and reach decisions regarding applications for academic accreditation; and to discuss and propose appropriate policy changes to enhance the role of accreditation in furthering academic excellence.

The site describes "A Day in the Life" of a city planner, quality of life, and earnings averages for city planners. A national internship and career search feature is also available.

The site claims to complement the jobs found on the American Planning Association site.