* Quarterly Meeting of the Illinois River Coordinating Council, in conjunction with a Public Forum for Discussion
* Illinois River Watershed Conservation Tour on Tuesday, October 20, 2009
* Overview of outcomes from the Integrated Management Plan for the Illinois River Watershed and other collaborative efforts.
* Wednesday & Thursday Agenda will include concurrent sessions that will feature watershed successes & challenges related to:
o Improvements in the River Corridor
o Water & Sediment Management in the Watershed
o Agricultural Land-Use & Conservation
o Sustainable Economic Growth
o Citizen Involvement & Community Action
o Utilization of Ecosystem Services
* High-Profile Featured Speakers
* Technology Open House
* Informative & Educational Exhibits
* Networking with other Water Resource colleagues
The 58th edition of the Illinois Traffic Engineering & Safety Conference will be held this year at the iHotel & Conference Center in Champaign, Illinois. This conference is the premier meeting in the Midwest region for traffic engineering and safety professionals. Here, you will be able to network with colleagues, discuss ideas and issues with experts, gain job-related information, and renew your sense of professional purpose. Come join a diverse group of your peers from local, state, and federal agencies, consulting and contracting firms, and universities. Conference attendees can receive up to 11 Professional Development Hours.
This national conference will evaluate the Morrill Acts contribution to our nation's well-being by transforming higher education over the last 140+ years. It will also focus on the responsibility of public higher education in addressing broader societal issues of the 21st century. Speakers will include senior government leaders, presidents of public universities, and Lincoln scholars.
Now in its 62nd year, the short course features seminars on the latest methods and technologies used in the efficient operation of institutional facilities. Sessions offer opportunities to ask questions, share experiences, and discuss mutual issues. Don't miss the chance to join colleagues in developing practical knowledge in all aspects of operations.
The short course is designed for institutional chief engineers, their assistants, and other key personnel. This program is developed by a committee of representatives from state facilities, universities, and state agencies.
