The NIOA - December Newsletter
From the Executive Board of the NIOA: Happy Thanksgiving!
We are honored to serve you all by providing training and networking opportunities for our members.
Annual Christmas Meeting (and lunch!).
The Christmas meeting will be in Nappanee at the Dal-Mar Catering Hall, 151 East Lincoln St. on December 13th. RSVP no later than December 8. Cost for the meeting is $15 if you RSVP on/before December 8, $20 after December 8, or at the door. This is also the time to renew your membership for 2018! Dues will remain at $25 if you need CEU's, $10 if you do not need CEU's. Please complete the 2018 Membership Form and bring it with you to the meeting or, if your employer needs invoiced in order to pay the NIOA directly, please complete the 2018 membership form & forward it to Mike Franke. The form can be filled out online (may have to save the document to your computer & then open for this to work) & printed, or you can print & fill in by hand.
IWEA Annual Membership Meeting & Training.
Join us for the IWEA Annual Meeting where we will be electing officers for 2018. This event will include 2.5 contact hours for IWEA members for FREE! We are featuring some of our most exciting presentations from the year and some new and exciting presentations. Come congratulate our new board members, earn some end-of-the-year contact hours and mix and mingle with other members. RSVP by November 25th. Additional information can be found at IWEA's website.
Job Opportunity in LaGrange.
Check out the NIOA's job listing page to find out more. If you are a current NIOA member, your employer can post jobs on the NIOA website for free! Please contact Craig Williams for job postings.
USEPA Seeking Participation in Survey.
The research seeks to identify how regulation affects the potential for innovation. The goal of this project is to inform state and federal regulatory agencies of the effects of regulation on innovation so that they can structure their practices and policies in a way that facilitates innovation.The study is funded by US EPA, and is a collaboration between UC Berkeley and ReNUWIt, in conjunction with the National Association of Clean Water Agencies (NACWA), the Water Environment & Reuse Foundation (WE&RF), the Water Environment Federation (WEF), and the California Association of Sanitation Agencies (CASA). By sharing your perspective on this topic, you can help ensure we develop accurate and comprehensive recommendations. We hope you will assist in our research by taking the survey now.
