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December December 4–7, 2011. Society for Risk Analysis 2011 Annual Meeting, Charleston, South Carolina. Watch for more information at http://www.sra.org/events.php#annualmeeting. December 8–9, 2011. Workshop on Emerging Technologies for Measuring Individual Exposomes, House of Sweden, Washington, D.C. [This workshop will also be Webcast.] Register on line for in-person and webcast attendance. Links to registration and agenda are available here. 2012 February February 8, 2012. 2012 European Forum: "Banking Risk and Regulation—Strategic and Analytical Interpretation, Adoption and Implementation of Basel III, European and National Regulations," London, United Kingdom. With master classes on February 7, "Effective Liquidity Risk Management and Regulation in a Post-Crisis Financial World," and February 9, "Effective Reporting Structures, Process and Risk Management: From Risk Manager to the Board." Early bird registration rates are available through December 16. Registration and information are available on line. July July 18–20, 2012. World Congress on Risk 2012: Risk and Development in a Changing World, Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre, Australia. Information will be posted at http://www.sra.org/worldcongress2012.php. September September 8–9, 2012. Union of Risk Management for Preventive Medicine (URMPM) World Congress 2012 in London: "The Human Factor in Risk," Brunei Gallery Lecture Theatre, School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), The University of London, London, UK. Abstract submission: December 1, 2011–April 1, 2012. See congress web site at http://www.urmpm.org/UWC2012/ for more information. December December 15, 2012. Conference on "Government Debt Crises: Politics, Economics, and History," Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, Geneva, Swizerland. Leading scholars from economics, international political economy, economic history, political science, and finance will provide a trans-disciplinary perspective on the European debt crisis, with a panel of senior policymakers who will offer reflections on the crisis. Send proposals for papers by January 31, 2012. Authors will be notified of decisions by March 30, 2012. Large and small organizations and governments use project management to standardize and reduce the tasks necessary to complete a project in the most effective and efficient manner. Villanova University's Professional Education Certificate Program offers four on-line courses of study in this area: Essentials of Project Management (which includes a class on Issues in Project Risk Management), Mastering Project Management, Advanced Strategic Project Management, and PMP® Prep (preparation for the certification exam offered by the Project Management Institute®). Students who complete three of these courses (or two courses plus the Finance & Accounting for the Non-Financial Manager course) will attain a Master Certificate in Applied Project Management. For more information, go to the homepage of Villanova University's Professional Education Online. (Posted September 2003.) Copyright © 1996-2011 by Tec-Com Inc.
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