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Planning Associates |
About the ProgramThe Planning Associates (PA) Program is an advanced training opportunity in water resources problems and challenges. The PA Program develops planning leaders who are capable of executing todays USACE Planning mission and are prepared for tomorrows mission challenges. The goals of the PA program are to provide an opportunity for planners to develop knowledge, skills, and abilities that will help them grow into expert planners, and to develop future planning leaders who can influence the Civil Works Program, including study execution, planning processes, and development and application of policy.Candidates are competitively selected by Headquarters U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (HQUSACE), from a pool of candidates submitted by the Commanders of the eight Major Subordinate Commands (MSC), Labs, and Field Operating Agencies (FOAs). The PA Program is a two-year program with course work split over two fiscal years with the intent of reducing the impact to District-level workload and personal life. Program Goals The goals of the PA program are:
Program Objectives The PA program will develop planners through course instruction and hands on experience who will possess core knowledge, skills, and abilities in Civil Works Planning and apply them to influence ongoing activities within the Planning Community of Practice. Resources
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