Monday March 4 - Extended Deadline!
Spring Meeting Call for Abstracts
Submit an abstract online for the Spring Meeting.
Click here for guidelines and online form.
Spring Meeting dates: June 10-12, 2019
Saratoga Springs, NY
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Chapter Activities Near You
"Train-the-Trainer" NEIWPCC Spring 2019 Training Courses
March 12-13, 2019, 8:30 am-3:30 pm
Erie County Training & Operations Center, Cheektowaga
March 26-27, 2019, 8:30 am-3:30 pm
Onondaga County DEP, Syracuse
April 9-10, 2019, 8:30 am-3:30 pm
Green Island, New York
This class will qualify students to be instructors in New York. It will train
instructors on wastewater training in how to design classes that are effective
and engaging, and that qualify for training hours in New York. This
program will discuss the cycle of training design, from analysis to evaluation,
including developing learning objectives and strategies for delivering
information. Other topics include record keeping and techniques for keeping
things interesting.
Participants will practice these skills by breaking into small groups and delivering
15-minute presentations.
This workshop will be presented by Jon Jewett, he
has 30 years of experience
in training and is a Nationally Certified Environmental Trainer. Eligible for 12 renewal training credits for operators.
37th Annual Greater Buffalo Environmental Conference (GBEC)
Tuesday March 19, 2019
Pre-registration deadline is March 8, 2019
This conference is a one-day technical conference and exhibition focusing on water quality, management and regulatory topics aimed at educating academic, consulting, government, municipal and industrial professionals.
Click here for more details on location, presentations, exhibits, and registration form.
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Nutrient Smart Webinars
Be NutrientSmart (NSmart)!
Wednesday, April 10, 1 pm-2 pm (EDT) or
Thursday, April 11, 3 pm-4 pm (EDT)
NSmart is a proposed voluntary program to recognize water resource recovery facilities (WRRFs), and their watershed partners, progress towards reducing nutrients in waterbodies. The EPA's Office of Water and the NSmart Steering Committee are hosting an interest and information webinar to introduce a proposed voluntary recognition program for POTWs, WWRFs, communities, and other stakeholders and potential partners that have reduced or are working towards reducing nutrient loadings to streams, rivers, lakes and other surface waters.
As one of these stakeholders, we would like to provide you with background and answer your questions on the different ways to participate and be recognized as NSmart and gauge your interest in NSmart. We want to know how best to engage with you and make recognition valuable to you, your ratepayers, partners and local communities.
If you belong to a number of networking or subscriber lists, you may receive this invitation more than once from different sources. You only need to respond to one to reserve your spot on the webinar. Also, please feel free to share with colleagues and stakeholders you believe would be interested.
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