Take part in interactive classroom training without traveling long
distance!
Learn from ACHP staff instructors with hands-on experience
assisting a wide range of stakeholders resolve conflicts between federal agency
plans and historic preservation values.
The Section 106 Essentials covers the fundamentals needed to carry
out or participate in a federal historic preservation review. A case study and
small group exercises provide opportunities for participants to apply the
ACHP's regulations to real-life scenarios. Essentials courses are coming up in
Pittsburgh (June 11-12), Honolulu (July 16-17), Washington (Aug.
6-7), Denver (Aug. 28-29), and Indianapolis (Oct. 29-30).
The Advanced Seminar is a one-day course focused on the effective
management of complex or controversial undertakings. Experienced Section 106
users will explore how to address the challenges of seeking consensus and
preparing effective agreement documents through class discussion and exercises.
Seats are still available in St. Louis (June 25), Honolulu (July 18), Washington (Aug. 27), Palm Springs, CA (Sept.
17), and Indianapolis (Oct. 29).
ACHP Section 106 training also supports continuing education requirements
for professional planners and architects. We are pleased to be a Certification
Maintenance Provider for APA/AICP for the Section 106 Essentials (12 CM )
and the Section 106 Advanced Seminar (6 CM ). The ACHP is registered with
AIA/CES for the Essentials (12 LUs).
Visit www.achp.gov/106 for
registration details and pricing.
Please contact Cindy Bienvenue at cbienvenue@achp.gov if you have any
questions.
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