Webinars are in powerpoint format:

Running an EWB Chapter:
Fundraising – Download Presentation

Technical:
Health and Safety -Download Presentation
Performing the Water Assessment and Water Testing -Download Presentation

REGISTRATION IS NOW LIVE! 

The 2010 South Central Regional Workshop will be held on the campus of Southern Methodist University in Dallas, TX on November 12-14.  If you’re one of the Region’s member chapters (in OK, TX, LA or AR), we look forward to seeing you there!

Here’s a link to a map showing the workshop venue and lodging.

Agenda coming soon.

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Sponsorship Opportunities

Platinum Sponsor ($5000 and above)

• Logo & hyperlink to company’s homepage on workshop website
• Acknowledgement as a platinum sponsor on workshop program
• Logo displayed on-site signage
• Ability to display company banner at workshop
• Table at career fair at the workshop
• 2 complimentary conference passes
• 4 complimentary Banquet tickets
• Banquet Sponsorship

Gold Sponsor ($2,500 – $4,999)

• Logo & hyperlink to company’s homepage on workshop website
• Acknowledgement as a gold sponsor on workshop program
• Logo displayed on-site signage
• Ability to display company banner during the workshop
• Table at career fair at the workshop
• 1 complimentary conference pass
• 2 complimentary Banquet tickets
• Social Sponsorship

Silver Sponsor ($1,000 -2,499)

• Logo & hyperlink to company’s homepage on workshop website
• Acknowledgement as a silver sponsor on workshop program
• Logo displayed on-site signage
• Ability to display company banner during the workshop
• Table at career fair at the workshop
• Lunch Sponsorship

Bronze Sponsor (Up to $999)

• Logo & hyperlink to company’s homepage on workshop website
• Acknowledgement as a bronze sponsor on workshop program
• Table at career fair at the workshop
• Levels
  • Hands on / Training Session Sponsor: $750-$999
  • Classroom Sponsor: $500-$750
  • Breakfast or Snack Sponsor: $300-$500

For further information on workshop sponsorships, please e-mail Julie Jones at julieann982@aol.com.

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- Representing the Chapters
- Helping Form New Chapters
- Helping Chapters Find New Programs
- Helping Student Chapters Find Professional Mentors
- Coordinating With Chapter Relations Manager (CRM)
- The Fall Workshops
- Region-Wide Communication
- Educational Programs

The current Regional Steering Committee is:

Ian Toohey: President
Julie Jones: Vice President
Chris Lombardo: Secretary
Frank Griffin: Past-President

Kyle Breckenridge: Arkansas State Representative
Frank Griffin (Interim): Louisiana State Representative
Ian Toohey (Interim): Oklahoma State Representative
Kimberly Chanslor: Texas State Representative

Bob Walker: Governing Board Representative

Tracy Beavers: EWB-USA Chapter Relations Manager (CRM)

Ian Toohey and Chris Lombardo: Webpage Maintenance

Please contact Ian Toohey at iantoohey@gmail.com for more information about EWB-USA in the South Central Regional.

Technical Advisory Committee

The technical advisory committee performs the technical reviews on the projects slated for implementation. The committee meets 1-2 times every month via teleconference and web conference.

Where to Submit: Please send all submissions to Projects or waivers can be faxed to 303-772-2699.

When to Present:  The TAC reviews all implementation plans.  Most chapters that are implementing a project will give a half hour presentation at one of the TAC meetings listed below.  (Note: Presentations for most chapters will be via teleconferencing and web-conferencing.  It will not be necessary to fly out to the meetings). Assessments will just be reviewed by the project managers via a conference call with the chapter.  

When to Present in 2009 (TAC Meeting Dates)  

          It is recommended that committee members have overseas experience, 5 years of professional experience in a relevant technical discipline. Experience with EWB projects is preferred, and a P.E. license is preferred but not required. Please contact AnnMarie Spexet for more information on joining the TAC

The primary functions of the Region are to promote interaction between its consituent chapters and streamline communication between its chapters and the EWB-USA National Headquarters.  Also, the Region presents an annual Workshop for hands-on, project-oriented learning and networking for constituent chapters.  Details on this year’s Workshop can be found under the appropriate tab above.  We encourage all chapters in the Region to attend this annual Workshop, as well as the EWB-USA National Conference, because the Workshop offers an opportunity for focused discussion of chapter and project issues specific to our local universities and professional groups.

For more information on the goals and projects of EWB-USA as a whole, please visit their Web site at www.ewb-usa.org.

ARKANSAS:
Fayetteville: University of Arkansas

OKLAHOMA:
Oklahoma City: Central Oklahoma Professionals 
Tulsa: Oklahoma East Professionals
Tulsa: Oral Roberts University
Tulsa: University of Tulsa
Stillwater: Oklahoma State University
Norman:  University of Oklahoma

LOUISIANA:
Baton Rouge: Baton Rouge Professionals
Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University
Ruston : Louisiana Tech University
New Orleans: New Orleans Professionals
New Orleans: Tulane University
New Orleans: University of New Orleans
Shreveport : Shreveport Professionals

TEXAS:
Austin: Greater Austin
Beaumont: Lamar University
College Station: Texas A & M
Dallas: North Texas Professionals
Dallas: Southern Methodist University
El Paso: El Paso Professionals
El Paso: University of Texas, El Paso
Houston: Central Houston Professionals
Johnson Space Center, South Houston: South Houston Professionals
Houston: Rice University
Houston: University of Houston
Lubbock: Texas Tech University
McAllen: Rio Grande Valley
San Antonio: San Antonio Professionals
San Antonio: University of Texas, San Antonio
Stephenville: Tarleton State University