Source Water Protection Training Resources

SMART About Water Training Resources:

PowerPoint Presentations

Below are more than 15 SMART About Water PowerPoint presentations that are designed to accompany the SMART curriculum. Trainer notes that support the PowerPoint presentations may be found using the "notes page" view feature in PowerPoint. Note: A 60-day trail version of PowerPoint may be downloaded at http://us20.trymicrosoftoffice.com/ provided by Microsoft.

	Welcome and Brief Review of SMART Project To Date Presented by: Sandra Fallon, Education and Training Services Manager, National Environmental Services Center at West Virginia University [ Download Welcome/ PowerPoint File . size 808 KB ]
	Module 1: The "SMART About Water" Goal, Program Concepts, and Outcomes Presented by: Gerald Iwan, Ph.D., Director, National Environmental Services Center and Dave Clark, Director of Environmental Programs, Rural Community Assistance [ Download Module 1/ PowerPoint File . size 860 KB ]
	Module 2/ Federal: Protecting Sources of Drinking Water: Federal Perspective Presented by: Charles Kanetsky, Source Water Protection Program Manager, USEPA—Region III, Drinking Water Branch [ Download FEDERAL: Module 2/ PowerPoint File . size 4.2 MB]
	Module 2/ State: Review of West Virginia's Source Water Assessment and Protection Program: A State Perspective Presented by: William Toomey—Environmental Resource Program Manager II, Source Water Protection Unit Manager, West Virginia Bureau for Public Health [ Download STATE: Module 2/ PowerPoint File . size 3.5 MB]
	Module 3: Source Water Protection Plans (SWPP): Components and Process Presented by: Deb Martin, Director, Great Lakes RCAP (Rural Community Assistance Program); Julie Ward, Field Agent, Great Lakes RCAP *Train-the-Trainer Sessions:* [ Download TRAIN-THE-TRAINER Module 3/ PowerPoint File . size 6 MB] *Community Audiences Sessions:* [ Download COMMUNITY AUDIENCES Module 3/ PowerPoint File . size 6 MB]
	Module 4: Protecting Source Water through Strategic Wastewater Management Presented by: Candace Balmer, Water Resource Specialist, RCAP Solutions There are 8 PowerPoints in this section/ Module 4: # 1 - Introduction to Wastewater Management [ Download WASTEWATER MNG Module 4/ PowerPoint File . size 4 MB] # 2 - Protecting Drinking Water from Wastewater Contamination [ Download PROTECT DW Module 4/ PowerPoint File . size 39 MB] # 3 - Introduction to Wastewater Treatment [ Download WW TREATMENT Module 4/ PowerPoint File . size 66.9 MB] # 4 - Onsite Wastewater Treatment Overview [ Download ONSITE WW Module 4/ PowerPoint File . size 20.9 MB] # 5 - Advanced Treatment [ Download ADVANCED TREAT Module 4/ PowerPoint File . size 14.5 MB] # 6 - Problem Characterization and Moving to Action [ Download PROBLEM Module 4/ PowerPoint File . size 1 MB] # 7 -Maintenance and Management [ Download M&M Module 4/ PowerPoint File . size 26.6 MB] # 8 - Classroom Exercises [ Download CLASSROOM Module 4/ PowerPoint File . size 976 KB]
	Module 5: Using Social Marketing to Achieve SMART About Water Goals Presented by: Christine Brittle, Ph.D., Communication and Research Analyst, The Baldwin Group Long version designed for train-the-trainer sessions: [ Download LONG: SOCIAL MARKETING Module 5/ PowerPoint File . size 876 KB] Short version designed for community audiences: [ Download SHORT: SOCIAL MARKETING Module 5/ PowerPoint File . size 848 KB]
	Tracking and Reporting RCAP Activities and Deliverables Presented by: Dave Clark, Director of Environmental Programs, Rural Community Assistance Partnership [ Download RCAP TRACKING/ PowerPoint File . size 832 KB]
	SMART About Water PowerPoint Template Created by: The National Environmental Services Center (NESC) Graphic Design staff [ Download SMART TEMPLATE/ PowerPoint File . size 760 KB ]
	Applying the "Stages-of-Change" Model to Evaluate SMART About Water Presented by: Keith Weber, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Communication Studies, West Virginia University [ Download STATES-OF-CHANGE/ PowerPoint File . size 456 KB ]

SMART About Water Training Resources:

PowerPoint Presentations

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