Question 1

Why is ticket purchasing limited to five per organization?

Accepted Answer

Due to the rapid growth of our program, we have implemented a ticket limit to ensure diversity and equitable access for all organizations. Exceptions may be granted to current students—please contact MichaelLanzone@gmail.com to discuss arrangements.

Question 2

Who should attend?

Accepted Answer

The Institute’s content is tailored for current first-line supervisors and above, as well as individuals seeking to enhance their leadership and supervisory skills.

Question 3

What are the typical career paths of attendees?

Accepted Answer

Our participants represent a diverse cross-section of professionals who operate, maintain, and improve public works and infrastructure. This includes: Street Maintenance Crews, Designers and Engineers, Project Managers, Management Analysts, Office Assistants, Inspectors, and Fleet personnel.

Question 4

Can I be a member of a private or public agency?

Accepted Answer

Yes! The Institute welcomes members from both private and public agencies. Whether you work for a government entity, a municipal department, or a private firm involved in public works, infrastructure, or related fields, you are encouraged to attend.

Question 5

Is there a dress code?

Accepted Answer

There is no strict dress code! For the first two days, you’ll be networking with peers, so business casual or your work uniform is recommended. On Day 3, be prepared for a group photo with your cohort and an individual photo as you receive your certificate.

Question 6

What is the typical seniority level of attendees?

Accepted Answer

Attendees come from a wide range of experience levels, from entry-level field staff such as tree trimmers to mid-career professionals like design engineers and senior leaders such as deputy directors.

Question 7

Is there priority registration for former students?

Accepted Answer

Yes! To support our students in completing all four modules and earning their certificate in a timely manner, we offer a priority registration window for former students before opening registration to the general public.

Question 8

How often are modules offered?

Accepted Answer

Modules are hosted semi-annually, typically in May and September. The program consists of four rotating modules, completing a full cycle over a two-year period.

Question 9

Can I join at any module, or do I have to start with Module 1?

Accepted Answer

You can start with any module based on availability. Each module builds on core concepts but can be taken in any order. Keep in mind that missing a module may delay certificate completion by up to two years, so plan accordingly.

Question 10

What are the food arrangements?

Accepted Answer

Each day, attendees will be provided with a full breakfast, a coffee bar, a buffet-style lunch, and an afternoon snack.

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APWA Public Works Institute - Module 3