Continuing education credits make CNU 17 a must-go

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Just when you think it couldn’t get any better, it does. More sessions at this year’s Congress for the New Urbanism are receiving AIA and AICP accreditation than ever before, providing attendees with additional opportunities to pursue two of the most coveted certifications for architects and planners.

As of this morning, 102 sessions are now approved for AICP CM credits. View the current list of approved sessions. Additional AIA credits are being approved daily. Session descriptions will soon be updated to reflect the latest approvals.

“Fireworks” will be flying at this year’s Congress, and according to architect, planner and CNU board member Doug Farr, you won’t want to miss out. “CNU is unique among conferences. What you get by coming to CNU is the big picture of how the little pieces come together to make great places—and it’s the longer-term thinking and it’s the bigger, more strategic thinking.”

Don’t miss the early bird advantage! Check out the credit projections and register now.