Future Leaders in Planning (FLIP) is the Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning's (CMAP) summer program for high school and college students in northeastern Illinois. FLIP is a free leadership development program for students to learn about the issues that shape our region and gain an interest in urban planning.
Apply online by Friday, June 18, 2021.
Future Leaders in Planning (FLIP) is a free summer program for high school and college students in northeastern Illinois. This leadership development program allows students to explore the field of urban planning and learn to address issues in their communities.
FLIP introduces students to planning topics through engaging online sessions and activities led by regional planning experts from CMAP and partner agencies. Topics touch on the many angles of urban planning, from design and public transportation to housing and environmental protection.
Through FLIP, students learn about new professions and career paths in urban planning, urban design, sustainability, public policy, government, transportation, environmental planning, water supply, community development, and public engagement.
This year’s FLIP will consist of four online sessions, each of which is 90 minutes long. FLIP will be limited to 40 students this year. Students are required to attend all four sessions and will receive a certificate of completion.
FLIP 2021 dates:
Read more about last year’s FLIP program, which CMAP held virtually for the first time.
FLIP provides a place for students to learn about urban planning as a potential college major, career option, or lifelong interest.
FLIP allows students to:
In order to participate, students must:
Deadline extended! Online applications are now open through Friday, June 18, 2021.
Do you have questions or want more information? Contact FLIP’s program managers at FLIP@cmap.illinois.gov.
Future Leaders in Planning (FLIP) is the Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning's (CMAP) summer program for high school and college students in northeastern Illinois. FLIP is a free leadership development program for students to learn about the issues that shape our region and gain an interest in urban planning.
Apply online by Friday, June 18, 2021.
Future Leaders in Planning (FLIP) is a free summer program for high school and college students in northeastern Illinois. This leadership development program allows students to explore the field of urban planning and learn to address issues in their communities.
FLIP introduces students to planning topics through engaging online sessions and activities led by regional planning experts from CMAP and partner agencies. Topics touch on the many angles of urban planning, from design and public transportation to housing and environmental protection.
Through FLIP, students learn about new professions and career paths in urban planning, urban design, sustainability, public policy, government, transportation, environmental planning, water supply, community development, and public engagement.
This year’s FLIP will consist of four online sessions, each of which is 90 minutes long. FLIP will be limited to 40 students this year. Students are required to attend all four sessions and will receive a certificate of completion.
FLIP 2021 dates:
Read more about last year’s FLIP program, which CMAP held virtually for the first time.
FLIP provides a place for students to learn about urban planning as a potential college major, career option, or lifelong interest.
FLIP allows students to:
In order to participate, students must:
Deadline extended! Online applications are now open through Friday, June 18, 2021.
Do you have questions or want more information? Contact FLIP’s program managers at FLIP@cmap.illinois.gov.
