The Ohio State University has just launched a new Site Planning course as part of its Planning Education at a Distance (PED) program. PED is an Internet based educational tool that provides planners and government officials with on-line urban and regional planning related continuing education opportunities.

Courses Now Available: Site Planning, Introduction to Zoning, Design Review, Conservation Zoning, Transfer of Development Rights, and Smart Growth Initiatives

Location: Your Office or Home

Time: At Your Convienence

Cost: $50 and up

Continuing Education Credits: 2 hours and up

Visit our website listed below for more information about each course.

PED provides education opportunities designed specifically for Planning Commissioners and other public officials, such as Basics in Zoning. PED also offers continuing education programs for professional planners, such as Design Review and Smart Growth. All of the PED courses qualify for AIA Continuing Education credit. You may also receive Kentucky Planning Continuing Education credit. Check with your employer to determine if these courses qualify for Tennesee Continuing Education Credit. Many of the courses qualify for AICP continuing education credit. PED is a great way to earn continuing education credit conveniently from your home or office.

Each course allows participants to move at their own pace. Participants can stop and come back at any time to complete the course. Each course is designed to be completed in ½ day or less. Each class includes presentations by experts in their field, as well as case studies by planners, developers and public officials.

Related Link: Planning Education at a Distance

For more information contact:

Jennifer Evans-Cowley, PhD, AICP
Ohio State University
190 W 17th Ave
Columbus
OH 43210
USA

Phone: 614-247-7479
Email: [email protected]
Web: http://knowlton.osu.edu/ped