Wednesday, October 31, 2012

Webinar: Toxic Release Inventory for Communities


Introduction to the Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) for Communities
November 8, 2012  1:00 – 2:30 pm EST

Next week, EPA and the Environmental Council of the States (ECOS) will present a webinar for community grassroots groups and others who serve as community leaders about how to access and use EPA’s Toxics Release Inventory data. TRI can help address local community concerns about toxic chemical emissions and associated environmental impacts. Webinar participants will learn about TRI basics, as well as about EPA’s recent pilot projects with four communities, and will also hear from a grassroots group which, as a result of the pilot project, is now using TRI data to build on its ongoing efforts to protect the community from industrial pollution.

Featured speakers will include:
  • Shelley Fudge, TRI Community Engagement Initiative lead in US EPA’s Washington, DC Office
  • Lily Lee, the TRI Coordinator for US EPA’s San Francisco Office
  • Erin Heaney, Executive Director of the Clean Air Coalition of Western New York
All are welcome to participate!  For more information, including soon to be posted agenda, speaker bios, etc. please visit: http://www.ChemicalRight2Know.org. 

To register, go to https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/406067464 

Webinar Contacts
Bryan Shipley, ECOS at bshipley@ecos.org 
Christine Arcari, US EPA at arcari.christine@epa.gov

Tuesday, October 30, 2012

Veterans Event: Univ of Phoenix


University of Phoenix
866.766.0766            http://www.phoenix.edu

Start Strong Veterans Event

Joining forces for your future

Returning to the civilian world after living a military life requires careful planning. To help smooth the transition, University of Phoenix and Enlisted Association of the National Guard of the United States (EANGUS)* are joining forces to host a complimentary Start Strong Veterans Event at 43 of our campus locations during Veterans Day week.

The event features tips on how to plan for personal and professional success. You’ll meet military personnel and members of the University of Phoenix community who can help as you transition.
Veterans, active-duty servicemembers and spouses are invited to attend. Check your location’s registration page to find out which of these activities will be offered:
Discuss
Gain insight into re-entering civilian life at special panel discussions with representatives from the military, Veterans Affairs, government, the corporate world and University of Phoenix military alumni.
Learn
Attend workshops that will deliver tips on completing a transition checklist, dressing for civilian success and more. Be prepared to learn and ask questions about translating your military experience into the civilian job market.
Network
Meet employers and industry association representatives who can shed light on the hiring market and the qualities and skills they’re looking for in career seekers.

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* EANGUS is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting the status, welfare and professionalism of enlisted members of the National Guard by supporting legislation that provides adequate staffing, pay, benefits, entitlements, equipment and installations for the National Guard.
No federal or Marine Corps endorsement of advertisers or sponsors is implied.

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