Thursday, July 1
8:00am—4:00pm
CCHEC Main Campus
705 Rodeo Street, Rawlins
Free to the public
Lunch Included
RSVPs appreciated. Call 328-9274.
Is the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) a mystery to you? Have you tried to be part of the process but because you did not follow the right procedures, your comments were disallowed? Carbon County Higher Education Center is offering NEPA 101, a one day seminar designed to help citizens better understand the purposes of NEPA, how industry responds to NEPA regulations and how citizens can most effectively participate in a system that has a genuine impact on their lives.
8:00-9:45 am Dave Simons, Rawlins Regional BLM Field Office
Dave will discuss the origins of NEPA, the purposes of NEPA and the way the BLM implements the requirements imposed by NEPA. Mark Northam, Director School of Energy Resources, University of Wyoming
Using maps and charts, Mark will talk about various Wyoming resources and the specific NEPA regulations for each.
10:00-11:45 am Laura Lindley, recognized expert in natural resource disputes and specializes in public land law. Laura served as the first woman president of Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation.
Laura will discuss the role of industry (e.g., oil and gas, wind, etc.) in the NEPA process and how a project proponent can help the process run more smoothly while maintaining project timelines. Rita Clark, private citizen and former Coal Mining Environmental Coordinator and Permit Engineer
Rita will talk about how a coal mine ensures compliance with regulations and the interplay between compliance and proper operation of a facility.
12:30-2:00 pm Ryan Lance, Deputy Chief of Staff for the Governor, State of Wyoming
Ryan will discuss the role of state agencies in enforcing federal NEPA regulations and the intricate lines of communication that must be maintained among industry and multiple levels of governmental agencies. He will also discuss strategies for citizens to write effective letters and to have their voice heard in communications process. Dustin Bleizeffer, Casper Star Tribune Energy Reporter
Dustin will describe the multiple ways citizens can get involved in the NEPA process and outline strategies for effective communication during the process. He will also talk about sources of accurate information available to citizens and industry alike.
2:15-3:00pm Panel Discussion - All presenters will serve on a panel to answer questions.
Summer of Technology
Learn the skills needed to help advance you in your
personal and professional life.
6/29/2010 QuickBooks I Basic - $159
6/30/2010 QuickBooks II Advanced - $159
7/8/2010 Microsoft Word Advanced - $154
7/9/2010 Microsoft Excel Advanced - $154
7/13/2010 Office Access I Basic - $154
7/14/2010 Office Access II Advanced - $154
All classes held 8:00am-4:00pm with a 1 hour lunch
CCHEC Main Campus, 705 Rodeo Street, Rawlins
WWCC Instructor
Limited seating. For more information or to register, call 328-9274
Babysitting Basics
July 19 & 27, 2010
9:00am-12:00pm
Instructor: Sandy Mink, RN
CCHEC Main Campus, 705 Rodeo Street, Rawlins
Ages 11-15
Skills you will learn:
Leadership, Professionalism, Basic care, Safety, Safe play and Basic first aid
American Red Cross training
Class size is limited. Call 328-9274 for more information or to register.
CDL Training
Travel the country or work locally with your commercial driver’s license.
July 21-22, 2010
8:00am-5:00pm
Instructor: Ben Ruddick,
Sinclair Refinery Terminal Manager
Gain the knowledge and skills you’ll need to
successfully pass your CDL exam.
Practice your skills driving a full size school bus.
Registration closes July 19 or when full.
Call 328-9274 for more information or to register.
We are always looking for people to teach community education courses. If you have a talent or skill that you would like to share, call Rachel George at 307-328-9274.
