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 WELCOME TO THE AABPA
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Attention Summer Interns!
July 14, 21, and 28

AABPA returns this summer with its highly popular Careers in Federal Budgeting seminars. Aimed at summer interns interested in pursuing a career in federal budgeting, this 3 session series offers students an opportunity to learn more about the budget field and interact with analysts, managers, and career counselors from an array of federal offices and agencies. Planned sessions include:
An Overview of the Federal Budget Process,
Chronic Problems in Budgeting,
The Budget and the Economy,
KSAs, Navigating the Federal Hiring Process, and Interviews,
Networking, Finding Mentors, and Promoting Yourself, and
An Analysts’ Roundtable.
| Location: | Congressional Budget Office |
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The program is free, but space is limited to the first 50 applicants.
Register early by clicking here.

Sponsored by Public Financial Publications, Inc.
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AABPA ANNUAL MEETING/RECEPTION
July 7, 2009 (Tuesday) 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Congressional Budget Office
Ford House Office Building
3rd and D Streets, SW, Room 108
(at the Federal Center SW Metro Stop on the Blue & Orange lines)
ATTENDANCE IS FREE! CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
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What's New
What's New will keep you updated on improvements to the web site.
- We have posted a new page that gathers in one place all the links relating to passage and implementation of the stimulus bill (American Recovery and Reinvestment Act), and we invite your comments. Run your cursor over "Links" in the left column of this page and select "Recovery Act links," or go to http://www.aabpa.org/main/recovery.htm.
- We have now posted all the rapporteur notes from the Fall 2008 symposium. Consult the "Links to slides ..." page.
- We continue to post job announcements as they are made available to us.
- You can now join AABPA, or renew your membership, online! Visit our online membership questionnaire and fill out the form.
- We have posted the names and contact information for the new board of directors. Click here for the information.
- We have expanded the News Page to include some of the foremost budget/economics blogs and other news sources.
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The President's FY 2010 Budget
Click on the above link for the President's FY 2010 Budget, released May 7. We shall also be posting budget justifications as they appear on our Budget Page, which includes the current budget as well as previous ones.
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Publications
Visit a new feature of this site: Publications by AABPA members. This page lists books, journal articles, white papers and other publications authored by our membership, or where AABPA members have made major contributions. If you know of such a publication that we have not listed, please let us know!
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Latest Links
- Visit AABPA's Recovery Act Links page, which organizes and puts in one place all the links to passage of the Act and its implementation.
- The Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance has had a makeover, and its May 2009 debut bring new graphics and capabilities to the popular site. For months, users have had to deal with a flat, electronic version of the hard copy, but now they may perform advanced searches, get information on writing grant proposals, and much more. Go to www.cfda.gov to see the new site.
- The Federal Digital System (FDsys) [in Beta until summer 2009] is a new GPO site that provides public access to government information submitted by Congress and Federal agencies and preserved as technology changes. Its allows advanced search capabilities across several databases at once.
- When will those unemployment figures come out? How about the CPI? The release dates for these and other economic indicatiors are set in advance. Click here for the schedule of release dates for principal federal economic indicators for CY 2009.
- 111th Congress, New Member Pictorial Directory (NMPD). Where did they go to college? What do they look like? It's all there in the NMPD. Eventually, the pics and other biographical information will go into the full directory.
For many more links, see our AABPALinks page.
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Spring 2009 Symposium
"Transforming Crisis Into Opportunity"
More than 200 people attended the April 16 spring symposium and listened to - and asked questions of - a host of experts in public finance, international economics, program administration and budget formulation. The symposium caught the attention of the Federal Times, which wrote up the session on Saving Time and Money with BFELoB Tools. Click here for its report.
We shall be posting slides and notes from the panel sessions and keynote speakers as soon as these become available. Click here for the Links to Spring, 2009, Symposium Notes and Reports page.
At the symposium, AABPA contributed to the Capital Area Food Bank (CAFB), in support of its food distribution and community-building activities. According to the CAFB, one pound of food equals one meal, and one dollar provides three pounds, or three meals. Thus, the ninety pounds of food, plus $238 in cash donations, are providing a total of 804 meals to the community!
Thank you!
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Welcome to our newly redesigned website. It's the product of a membership-wide survey of career needs. It aims to serve those in the budgeting and policy analysis community through better communication and through interaction at all levels of experience.
Please use the menu at the left to navigate to the information in which you are interested.
If you have questions or comments about the mission and work of AABPA, please send an email to AABPA@aol.com.
For matters related to this website, please email AABPAWeb@bbasystems.com. We would be very pleased to hear from you. |
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