During the workshop participants will receive an overview of tools that fit with their interests and hands on experience using a select number of tools. Registration is required. ISR's or personal checks will be accepted and must be received by October 17. Morning and afternoon breaks will be provided. Participants will be on their own for lunch.
Enrollment is limited.
Early registration is advised. The goal of the STEP program is to provide learning and research experience to students through an opportunity to solve a community water-environment problem. Speakers from across the U.S.A and 11 other countries will discuss karst hydrology, water use, monitoring, water contamination, and pollution prevention in karst-water environments. Two workshops will be offered on monitoring design and regulatory aspects of the karst-water environments. The counseling program provides employees outside the Richmond area with an opportunity to meet individually with a staff counselor and to receive assistance in options for dealing with work-related concerns, discussion of applicable state policies, information on the grievance procedure, and referral for further assistance.