NWQMC CONFERENCE 2000: The Track Meet |
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This conference is organized into 6 thematic tracks that correspond to the National Councils 6 permanent goal groups. Sessions under tracks A, B, and C will be held on Tuesday, April 25, while sessions related to tracks D, E, and F will be held on Wednesday, April 26. The table below, identifies the tracks and provides a brief goal statement for each. Each track will also have a 90-minute facilitated discussion session where conference participants are invited to share their ideas and help explore issues. The discussion sessions will provide the conference participants with a forum for discussing issues and exploring ways that we can move each of these goals into the next millennium. On the back of this page is a road map and schedule for getting around the tracks on each day of the conference. On Thursday morning, we will all gather for the conferences closing session which will consist of a report-back from each track as well as an open give-and-take discussion. Your active participation in this process is what will make this conference a success! |
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The final conference agenda will tell you about the specific content of each session and workshop. The road map below provides an overview of the conference layout. You may hear sessions referred to by a number and letter for example, session 2B. This ID gives the session time slot (Concurrent Session 2, Tuesday, 1:00 - 2:30) and the Track (B, Institutional Collaboration). Session 2B is Collaborative Watershed Monitoring and Management Projects. This road map also provides some guidance about the primary connections between Tracks and workshops, but keep in mind several of the workshops fit well in several Tracks.
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