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APPA Events and Professional Development
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Institute For Facilities Management
APPA's Institute for Facilities Management offers a robust lineup of educational programs for facilities professionals at every level of their career. The next IFM is in San Antonio, Texas, in June... Details >>
2024 Spring Conference
Join APPA and hundreds of your fellow educational facilities management leaders in Nashville April 15–17, 2024, for an unprecedented program focused on the biggest issues facing higher education and K–12 institutions and the dedicated professionals who plan, manage, and maintain them... Details >>
Supervisor’s Toolkit
Supervisor’s Toolkit is a structured, open-ended, and pragmatic approach to developing supervisors in educational facilities departments... Details >>
Leadership Academy
Registration is now open for the June 2024 Leadership Academy in San Antonio, Texas. Also choose from several Virtual Leadership Academy events... Details >>
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Hiring managers, job seekers note retention benefits of mentorship programs (HR Dive)
Trends defining facilities management in 2024: 12 predictions (Facilities Dive)
Construction outlook is a mixed bag in AGC survey (Finance&Commerce)
Job openings rise 10% to highest level since 2022 (Construction Dive)
Students and teachers push to reduce U.S. school emissions (Context)
What’s keeping HR leaders up right now? It’s not just retention (Human Resource Executive)
24 recruiting and retention tactics for 2024 (Contractor)
2023 was a year of record-breaking mega gifts for higher education (Forbes)
Kansas universities demolishing old buildings to save millions on deferred maintenance (Kansas Reflector)
As school construction fund dwindles, California districts in disrepair (Cal Matters)
Thousands of schools don't have working fire sprinklers (Education Week)
Upgrading your campus physical security system? Rip-and-replace isn’t necessary (CampusSafety)
School districts’ transition to electric buses moving slowly (FacilitiesNet)
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Founded in 1914, APPA is a nonprofit organization representing more than 17,000 educational facilities professionals from over 1,200 learning institutions worldwide. APPA’s community represents the broadest coalition of educational facilities professionals possible, ensuring a diversity of experiences and situations, and availability of best practices. Our members also include other nonprofits, libraries, museums, and industry partners. Learn about the benefits of APPA membership.
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