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FDP Annual Conference 2015 Proposal Form November 36, 2015 South Made Technical College & Miami Dade College, Homestead Campus Homestead, FloridaConference Coordinator: Antonio Roman Perez Phone:

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1. Start by visiting the official website of the FCDP Annual Conference 2015.
2. Look for the 'Registration' or 'Attendee Registration' section.
3. Click on the registration link to begin the process.
4. Fill out your personal information, such as name, email address, and contact number.
5. Provide any additional required details, such as your organization or company information.
6. Select the type of registration you require (e.g., full conference, single day, etc.).
7. Choose any additional options or add-ons, such as workshops or networking events, if applicable.
8. Review your registration details to ensure accuracy.
9. Make the necessary payment for your registration, using the provided payment methods.
10. Once the registration process is complete, you will receive a confirmation email with your conference details.

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1. The FCDP Annual Conference 2015 is beneficial for various individuals and organizations, including:
2. - Professionals working in the field of community development and planning.
3. - Researchers, academics, and students interested in community development.
4. - Government representatives and policymakers involved in urban planning and development.
5. - Non-profit organizations and community-based organizations seeking to enhance their knowledge and skills in community development.
6. - Anyone passionate about creating sustainable and inclusive communities.
7. Attending the conference can provide networking opportunities, insights into best practices, and access to workshops and presentations regarding community development.

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What is fcdp annual conference proposal?

The FCDP Annual Conference Proposal is a formal submission made by individuals or organizations to present at the FCDP (Federal Community Development Program) annual conference, detailing the topic and relevance of their proposed presentation.

Who is required to file fcdp annual conference proposal?

Any individual or organization wishing to present at the FCDP annual conference is required to file a proposal.

How to fill out fcdp annual conference proposal?

To fill out the FCDP Annual Conference Proposal, applicants must provide details including their contact information, the title of their presentation, a summary of the content, and the intended audience.

What is the purpose of fcdp annual conference proposal?

The purpose of the FCDP Annual Conference Proposal is to collect and evaluate session ideas and topics to ensure a diverse and relevant program for attendees of the annual conference.

What information must be reported on fcdp annual conference proposal?

The proposal must report information such as the presenter's name, organization, presentation title, abstract, learning objectives, and any A/V requirements.