The program
A number of themes will be covered including:
- Examining the concept of heritage
- The international context
- Heritage legislation
- Planning tools
- The heritage development business
- The use of Building Stories
Who might benefit
Those who might gain from this program include:
- Planning and other professionals
- Elected officials
- Citizens concerned about and involved in heritage work
- Members of heritage and related organizations
The professor
Professor Robert Shipley is director of the Heritage Resources Centre, associate professor in the School of Planning, University of Waterloo and research fellow of Oxford Brookes University in Oxford, England. Professor Shipley is recognized as a leading international expert in the area of culture, heritage and tourism and particularly in the economics of heritage development. He is a founding member and former vice-president of the Canadian Association of Heritage Professionals. In 2013 he was awarded the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Medal for his work in heritage.
Registration
Registration is $275.00 (includes coffee breaks, lunches, course materials). To register, fill out Heritage Planning Workshop Registration Form.doc.
Questions
For information or to register, please contact:
Kira
Cooper,
Director
of
Environmental
Education
Waterloo
Summit
Centre
for
the
Environment
University
of
Waterloo
87
Forbes
Hill
Drive
Huntsville,
ON
P1H
0B6
kcooper@uwaterloo.ca
705-571-0259
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