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CONTINUING EDUCATION FOR CONSTRUCTION PROFESSIONALS: (Summary of a Symposium) CONTENTS     INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Mark Grammer, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers   1     CURRENT POLICIES OF THE OFFICE OF PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT Marjorie L. Budd, Office of Personnel Management   2     THE ARMY CIVILIAN TRAINING, EDUCATION, AND DEVELOPMENT SYSTEM Frank Oliva, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers   8     FACILITIES MAINTENANCE SPECIALISTS EDUCATION Robert K. Tyson, U.S. Department of State   11     CONTINUING EDUCATION IN THE BUREAU OF RECLAMATION Elmer Haight, Bureau of Reclamation   14     CONTINUING EDUCATION FOR CONSTRUCTION PERSONNEL IN THE DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS James O. Wear, Department of Veterans Affairs   17     HOW THE ACADEMIC COMMUNITY VIEWS CONTINUING EDUCATION Billy V. Koen, The University of Texas at Austin   20     FOUNDATIONS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE AIA’s CONTINUING EDUCATION SYSTEM Michael A. Price, University of Oklahoma   25     CONTINUING EDUCATION FOR CONSTRUCTION PROFESSIONALS—PROGRAMS FOR NON-FEDERAL OWNERS James A. Broaddus, Construction Industry Institute   28

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CONTINUING EDUCATION FOR CONSTRUCTION PROFESSIONALS: (Summary of a Symposium)     SUMMATION Mark Grammer, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers   32

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CONTINUING EDUCATION FOR CONSTRUCTION PROFESSIONALS: (Summary of a Symposium)