July
29 – August 1, 2003
Mountainlair
Training and Conference Facility
West Virginia University
Morgantown, West Virginia
 The
Institute is an intensive four-day event featuring training
on:
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Utility security and emergency response planning
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Decision making and management of small drinking water and
wastewater system
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Alternative onsite wastewater treatment technology sessions
and tours
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Financial management
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Regulatory updates
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Model environmental training programs that reach local officials
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Training skills and adult learning principles
Who
will benefit from attending NETCSC’s 2003 Institute?
•Small
community assistance providers
•Local officials
•Utility managers
•Regulatory officials
•Emergency response planning staff
•Environmental consultants and trainers
•Community development professionals
•Community environmental professionals
EPA’s
Office of Wastewater Management Director will present
keynote address
James Hanlon,
Director of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s
Office of Wastewater Management, will attend NETCSC’s
2003 Environmental Training Institute. His presentation,
“Environmental Management and Technical Assistance
for Small Communities,” will allow Institute attendees
to learn about EPA’s activities in this area. Hanlon
will address the audience during the annual luncheon on
Wednesday, July 30.
A career civil servant, Hanlon has been with the EPA since
1972 serving in several capacities, including Deputy Director
of the Office of Science and Technology within the Office
of Water and Director of the Municipal Construction Division
where he was responsible for managing EPA’s national
construction grants and state revolving fund programs.
A registered professional engineer in Illinois, Hanlon
earned a B.S. degree in civil engineering from the University
of Illinois and an M.B.A. from the University of Chicago. |
Please note that the contents of the program, sponsorship,
participation, exhibits, or the mention of trade names, commercial
products, or companies do not necessarily reflect the views
and policies of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency,
nor does it constitute or imply endorsement by the National
Environmental Training Center for Small Communities, West
Virginia University, the Office of Sponsored Programs, or
other sponsoring agencies.
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