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LA-APA offers a Louisiana Chapter Only Membership for only $30 annually (that's just $0.08 per day!!). This membership entitles you to attend section meetings and functions, to receive a Chapter newsletter, and to participate in the state conference at a member rate.

To join as a Chapter Only member, please fill out the linked form and mail with your payment to the address noted. In order to get your name on the Section Roster, please email Lynn Maloney-Mujica, VP Membership . She will also make sure that your name is entered on the LA-APA membership lists.

You may also use the national form for Chapter Only Membership. A sample of how to fill out the national form for Chapter Only Membership is also provided.

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About Lousiana APA

Louisiana State APA Mission Statement

Our mission is to promote the practice of community and regional planning in Louisiana by enhancing the effectiveness of planners in impacting public policy. The mission will be carried out in the following ways:

  • Community Service - Provide informed and objective planning advice on issues that confront state and local government and build public and political support for responsible planning in Louisiana.
  • Member Services - Provide services to members to facilitate communications, networking and professional/citizen interchange.
  • Professionalism/Excellence - Promote excellence, professionalism and adherence to high ethical standards in the profession by offering programs and opportunities to build professional skills.



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Updated on 01/10/2008 11:40 AM by administrator
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National Conference 2010 in New Orleans

Posted by: administrator on 08/05/2009 01:35 PM
The 2010 National APA Conference will be held in New Orleans, LA from Saturday, April 10 – Tuesday, April 13, 2010. For more details on deadlines, proposals and applications, go to this link


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