Events

UB’s largest job & internship fair for 120+ employers connecting with 3,000+ UB students interested in the Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics fields.

RIT's Civil Engineering and Construction Industry Career Fair brings together students interested in the civil engineering and construction industries with industry experts to connect regarding co-op and full-time opportunities.

APA includes a professional institute for certified planners, 47 chapters, 20 divisions, and special memberships for students.

Each year public works officials and municipal engineers from around the state come together at the Public Works School to share ideas, learn from practitioners and develop successful strategies.

Each year public works officials and municipal engineers from around the state come together at the Public Works School to share ideas, learn from practitioners and develop successful strategies. Each year this conference includes sessions on the topics of greatest relevance to city and village public works officials.

Local leaders should always be focused on maximizing resources for your community priorities. Federal and state grant programs are vast, and getting more diverse every year. From planning and community development initiatives to large scale infrastructure projects, there’s a grant resource for almost any program or project imaginable.

The Texas Municipal League (TML) Annual Conference & Exhibition is one of the largest gatherings of municipal leaders in Texas, bringing together elected officials, city managers, department heads, and industry professionals to explore innovative solutions, legislative updates, and best practices for local government.

The South Carolina Rural Water Association (SCRWA) Annual Conference is a premier three-day fall event typically held in Myrtle Beach. It draws nearly 300 utility employees, over 100 exhibitors, and 30 speakers to focus on continuing education, water/wastewater technology, and industry networking.

We’ll close out the year with a fun session on who got it really right and who might have missed the boat in 2026. We’ll provide case studies on the best examples of great development review, and a few pitfalls discovered by your neighbors that you should avoid going into the New Year.