The USACE National Water Resources Certified Planner program sets a standard of excellence for the USACE water resources planners and supports the continuing development of a highly capable planning workforce. In addition, the program advances the technical capability of individual planners, strengthens the quality of USACE planning products, and recognizes USACE national planning capability.
Webinars
2023
- The Planning Mentor Program - Another Helpful Resource for your Project Delivery Team (1 June)
- This webinar, presented by Karen Miller (Planning Mentor Program manager), Jamie Buchanan and Christy Stefanides, both
from the Dam Safety Modification Mandatory Center of Expertise provided an overview of the purpose of the planning
mentor program, the role of planning mentors, how to get – or be – a planning mentor for an ongoing feasibility study, and
the unique role of Planning Advisors for Dam Safety Modification Studies.
- Planner Professional Development: An Overview of the WRCP Program, NDMU Risk Management Certificate, and PA Program (18 May)
- This webinar highlights three developmental opportunities available to members of the Planning Community: the Water
Resources Certified Planner (WRCP) Program, Notre Dame of Maryland University’s (NDMU) online Risk Management
Graduate Program, and the Planning Associates (PA) Program.
2022
- Water Resources Certified Planner Program (5 May)
- This webinar provided an overview of the USACE Water Resources Certified Planner
Program in advance of the 2022 Call for Applications. The webinar was presented by
Rebecca Albert (Acting WRCP Program Manager) and addressed the purpose of the
program, qualifications required for certification, and the application and evaluation
process.
2021
- Water Resources Certified Planner Program (8 April)
- This webinar provided an overview of the USACE Water Resources Certified Planner Program in advance of the 2021 Call for
Applications. The webinar was presented by Kim Townsend (HQUSACE Senior Water Resources Planner) and addressed the
purpose of the program, qualifications required for certification, and the application and evaluation process.
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