Greenway Greenway Greenway Greenway Room Minnehaha Skyway Regency Room Mirage Room LaSalle Room Room A-B Room D-E Room F-G I-J Room A-B Monday, August 17 (Special Training Sessions) 8:00 am – 10:00 am Tribal Self-Governance Very Small How to Load through the Administration New Tribal Water Water Water 8-Hour NEPA and Mining Brownfields of Tribal Environmental Quality Data Systems Quality Data HAZWOPER 101 with Lynne Tools to Protection Programs: The Management Certification Using WQX Refresher with Hood, USEPA Engage Continuing Relevance of Projects for Improved Training with Charles Roberta Region 10 and Community EPA’s 1984 Indian Policy and Local Decision with Scott Kovatch, Tohannie, Others and Assess 1992 GAP Statute with Luke Making Williams, USEPA Health Risks Jones, USEPA; Prof. James USET with Gary Grijalva, Director Northern Note: This is Perlman, Plains Indian Law Center’s Note: This is a special ATSDR a 12 hour one-on-one training and 10:00 ITEP NIMS Training Tribal Environmental Law with Mark LeBaron, Introduction will training. See am with Williams Project, Univ. North Dakota AWQMS/ Gold to Water continue on Training – 12:00 Nichols, USEPA School of Law Systems Protection Tuesday Descriptions pm and FEMA Staff and afternoon; to learn how Regulations attendees to make an with will also appointment. Thomas need to Gardner, pass a test Marjorie to receive Copeland, certification John Irizarry, and Jan Bartlett 12:00 Lunch On Your Own – 1:00 pm 1:00 8-Hour FEMA NEPA and Mining Climate Asbestos Awareness Training The National Introduction Very Small How to Load pm HAZWOPER Environmental 101 (continued) Change with Quinton Jacket, Ute Hydrography Dataset to Water Water Water – 5:00 Refresher Leaders Adaptation Mountain Ute (this training with Jeff Simley, Protection Systems Quality Data pm (continued) Response Planning with concludes at 3:00 pm) USGS and Certification Using WQX Training Bill Sue Wotkyns, Regulations Training (continued) – Sulinckas, FEMA ITEP and (continued) (continued) and Others Michael Durglo, Confederated Salish and
Greenway Room A-B Greenway Room D-E Greenway Room F-G Greenway Room I-J Minnehaha Skyway Room A-B Regency Room Mirage Room LaSalle Room Monday, August 17 (Special Training Sessions) 8:00 am – 10:00 am 8-Hour HAZWOPER Refresher with Roberta Tohannie, NEPA and Mining 101 with Lynne Hood, USEPA Region 10 and Others Brownfields Tools to Engage Community and Assess Health Risks with Gary Perlman, ATSDR Tribal Self-Governance through the Administration of Tribal Environmental Protection Programs: The Continuing Relevance of EPA’s 1984 Indian Policy and 1992 GAP Statute with Luke Jones, USEPA; Prof. James Grijalva, Director Northern Plains Indian Law Center’s New Tribal Water Quality Data Management Projects for Improved Local Decision Making Very Small Water Systems Certification Training with Scott Williams, USET Note: This is a 12 hour training and How to Load Water Quality Data Using WQX with Charles Kovatch, USEPA Note: This is a special one-on-one 10:00 am – 12:00 pm ITEP NIMS Training with Williams Nichols, USEPA and FEMA Staff Tribal Environmental Law Project, Univ. North Dakota School of Law with Mark LeBaron, AWQMS/ Gold Systems Introduction to Water Protection and Regulations with Thomas Gardner, Marjorie Copeland, John Irizarry, and Jan Bartlett will continue on Tuesday afternoon; attendees will also need to pass a test to receive certification training. See Training Descriptions to learn how to make an appointment. 12:00 – 1:00 pm Lunch On Your Own 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm 8-Hour HAZWOPER Refresher (continued) FEMA Environmental Leaders Response Training – Bill Sulinckas, FEMA and Others NEPA and Mining 101 (continued) Climate Change Adaptation Planning with Sue Wotkyns, ITEP and Michael Durglo, Confederated Salish and Asbestos Awareness Training with Quinton Jacket, Ute Mountain Ute (this training concludes at 3:00 pm) The National Hydrography Dataset with Jeff Simley, USGS Introduction to Water Protection and Regulations (continued) Very Small Water Systems Certification Training (continued) How to Load Water Quality Data Using WQX (continued)