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August 4, 2025 - Virtual

Instructor - Clyde Johnson 

This course requires a thorough understanding of the relocation process.  This course begins with an awareness exam; then, in a case-study format, it covers residential relocation issues. There is a detailed analysis of each case study so that participants understand the lead agency’s theory behind its interpretation of the situation.  Facts are applied in order to simulate a relocation that is consistent with the intent of the Uniform Act.

Pre-requisites:  IRWA Course 501 “Residential Relocation Assistance” (or equivalent), and a minimum of 2 years actual field experience performing relocation assistance IRWA Credits:  8 QEU/CEU

August 18, 2025 - Virtual

Instructor - Clyde Johnson 

This course addresses all major aspects of property and asset management. Participants will learn how to establish a cost-effective management plan that increases profitability, conserves resources and reduces risk exposure for properties managed. 

Pre-requisites:  IRWA Course 100 “Principles of Land Acquisition” (or equivalent), and a minimum of 6 to 12 months on-the-job experience IRWA Credits:  16 QEU/CEU 

September 24, 2025 - Virtual

Instructor - Clyde Johnson 

This course will benefit anyone who wants to learn more about the Uniform Relocation Assistance & Real Property Acquisition Policies Act of 1970, as amended, and provides a better understanding of land acquisition activities that receive federal financial assistance or that utilize federal regulations. Participants will have knowledge in relocation assistance and the steps in a typical land acquisition project; specifically, project components and impacts on both project schedules and budgets. 

Pre-requisites:  None IRWA Credits:  8 QEU/CEU 

November 20, 2025 - Virtual

Instructor - Clyde Johnson 

This course is intended to help resolve ethics and compliance issues by providing information, tools and resources necessary to make good decisions.  Participants will leave this course with an overview of IRWA’s Code of Conduct, Rules and Standards.  These are what guide us and provide an understanding of how to apply this knowledge in serving our clients and members in the utmost ethical manner while always striving to fulfill our purpose of “improving the quality of people’s lives through infrastructure development.  

Pre-requisites:  None

IRWA Credits:  8 QEU/CEU

December 1, 2025 - Virtual

Instructor - Clyde Johnson 

This course provides the right of way professional with an understanding of the environmental due diligence components. Participants learn to recognize when a due diligence report should be ordered, as well as how reports should be analyzed. 

Pre-requisites:  IRWA Course 600 “Environmental Awareness” (or equivalent), or have an environmental background IRWA Credit:  8 QEU/CEU