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EWB-USA South East Regional Workshop

October 14-16, over 100 EWB-USA members and supporters from 10 states and 52 chapters gathered at the South East Regional Workshop. The event included two days of networking and educational sessions. The 2011 workshop was hosted by the Jacksonville Professional Chapter and the University of North Florida Student Chapter.

Presentations:

Welcome from the Jacksonville Chapters and the South East Region (Katrina Myers, Jacksonville Prof., President and Kristin Hink, South East Region, President)

Keynote: State of EWB-USA Address (Cathy Leslie, EWB-USA, Executive Director)

Rotary Funding Forum (John McCarthy and Jamie Mackey, Rotary)

EWB-USA Health & Safety (Dirk Bouma, EWB-USA, Tech. Advisory Committee)

Q&A with the Executive Director (Cathy Leslie, EWB-USA, Executive Director)

Program Quality (Tiffany Martindale, EWB-USA, Project Manager)

Leveraging Community Support (Scott Kelly, JEA, Vice President)

Project Spotlight, University of Central Florida

Project Spotlight, Virginia Military Institute

Project Spotlight, University of Florida

Regional Leadership and the EWB-USA Career Path (Michael Kamprath and Kristin Hink, South East Region)

Project Sustainability (Tiffany Martindale,EWB-USA, Project Manager)

Slow Sand Bio-filters (James Crawford, South East Region, Treasurer)

Community Needs Assessment: Strategic Thinking (Bill Huffman, EWB-USA, Tech. Advisory Committee)

EWB-USA Community Partnerships and Communication (Cathy Leslie, EWB-USA, Executive Director)

Mentoring and Building a Chapter (Mark Tumeo, UNF, Dean of CCEC)

Project Monitoring & Evaluation (Tiffany Martindale, EWB-USA, Project Manager)

Ghana Project & EWB-USA in an ABET Curriculum (Paul Eason, Nicole Robey, Univ. of North FL)

Surveying Field Techniques (Rich Roberts, Carlos Cepero, Jacksonville Prof.)

Humanitarian Tech. Challenge: Reliable Electricity (Butch Shadwell, IEEE, UN Foundation)

Alternative Design Solutions (Dirk Bouma, EWB-USA, Tech. Advisory Committee)

Material Testing Field Techniques (Michael Krepsik, Crystal Markley, Jacksonville Prof.)

Closing Remarks and Awards, Katrina Myers (Jacksonville Prof., President)

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If you have any questions or comments, please contact the workshop coordinator, Amanda Lavigne at amandab.lavigne@gmail.com.

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