The 2011 EOH Annual Technical Symposium “Pharmaceuticals and Personal Care Products (PPCPs) in Water Supplies: Potential Impacts and Sustainable Solutions” Wednesday, February 16, 2011, 3-9pm University Student Union, Northridge Center Complex Pre-Registration thru February 11: $54.00, At the Door $60.00 Leading researchers and policy makers in the field of emerging contaminants will discuss potential impacts and sustainable solutions regarding PPCPs. The symposium will explore the presence of PPCPs in drinking and surface waters, investigate the potential human and environmental health impacts, discuss remediation technologies, and provide attendees with an understanding of the broad scope of challenges presented by this emerging issue. This year's distinguished group of speakers provides a cross-section of perspectives and includes: Shane Snyder, Ph.D., Professor of Chemical and Environmental Engineering; Co-Director Arizona Laboratory for Emerging Contaminants (ALEC) University of Arizona Daniel Schlenk, Ph.D., Professor of Aquatic Ecotoxicology and Environmental Toxicology at the University of California Riverside Octavia D. Conerly, MSPH, U.S. EPA Headquarters, Office of Water Michael Flournoy, Technical Director at Test America, West Sacramento Laboratory Eva Steinle-Darling, Ph.D., Erler & Kalinowski, Inc. CSUN invites all interested professionals, students, professors, and alumni, from the fields of water resource management, environmental and occupational health, environmental engineering, chemistry, engineering, biology, public health and safety to attend this stimulating presentation on PPCPs in water supplies. This event is approved for REHS and CHMM CEUs. BCSP, ABIH and CWEA Approvals are pending. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Shadow-a-Pro Program (SAP)  New this semester is the Shadow-a-Pro Program, in which EOHSA will be partnering up with industry to get students to "shadow" a profession for a day. This will be a great networking opportunity for students and to see where they may fit into the environmental and occupational world. However, in order to make the SAP program a success we need your help. We are looking to add companies that are willing to take on a student for a day, so if you know people in industry please provide us with any contact information at csuneohsa@gmail.com in order to add them to our slots. The more companies we get the more opportunities you will have. |
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