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A View from the Top – Women in All Stages of Public Works Talk About Their Lives and Careers

Planned and presented by APWA's Diversity Committee 
Meet women in public works who are at different stages in their careers. They'll describe their career decisions, the preparations they undertook to meet specific qualifications, the challenges they faced and how they overcame them. Among the topics will be how to handle difficult employees, how to balance home and work life, and on-the-job challenges both males and females through their career progressions. 
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MN2050 Initiative – Making Infrastructure Great Again

Endorsed by APWA's Engineering & Technology Committee

Five years ago, APWA challenged the Minnesota Chapter to address infrastructure neglect by modeling America 2050 on a state level. MN2050 has created videos that show the complexity and importance of infrastructure, developed a STEM initiative to work with educators, and this year, they are tackling a statewide grassroots effort at party caucuses to influence policy and budgets.

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Turning the Corner on Municipal Transportation Policy!

The City of Columbus’ citywide mobility plan, Connect Columbus, integrates automobile, bicycle, pedestrian and transit networks while taking into account freight, emergency services, and accessibility. Collaborating with multiple groups, the plan takes a Complete Streets approach where investments must serve the larger goals of neighborhood vitality, health and safety, equitable access, economic development, and sustainability.

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Regenerative Stormwater Conveyances: Giving Old, Perched Outfalls a New Life

Examine case studies about how Regenerative Stormwater Conveyance (RSC) systems provide effective end-of-pipe treatment in an otherwise constrained linear environment. RSCs are becoming more widely used in the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic reducing nutrient and sediment loads, especially for first flush events.

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Workshop Wednesday: Aspiring to Public Works Leadership?

Planned and hosted by APWA's Leadership and Management Committee Have you ever asked yourself the question – do I want to aspire to be a leader in my organization or my professional association. If so, then this interactive learning opportunity is for you. Come and hear from those that have been involved at various leadership levels in both their own company/agency or at the local and/or national level of APWA.

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Direct Liquid Application (DLA): During & After the Storm

Direct Liquid Application (DLA) is the application of snow and Ice liquids directly to the pavement in lieu of or in addition to the placement of rock salt. The Ohio Department of Transportation will present their usages and the advancements they have had in this process over the past 6 years.

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The Season of Zero Visibility – the Winter of 2014-2015

Preparation, Execution and Post Operations. This session will recount actual solutions to the trials and tribulations endured during the blizzard of 2014-2015 and how they were handled with minimal modifications to our overall snow operation.

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Best Maintenance Practices for Snow Fleets – Before, During & After the Snow

Keeping your snow-fighting equipment in top shape is a continuous process that begins when the last snow of the season has fallen.

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General Session: Opening Session with Scott Kelly

An astronaut since 1996, Scott Kelly's achievements over his illustrious 20-year career with NASA earned him the coveted position as America's first year-round astronaut. On his historic mission that spanned from March 2015 to March 2016, Captain Kelly and Russian cosmonaut Mikhail Kornienko conducted experiments, reconfigured station modules, and captivated the world with live interviews and never-before-seen photos from the International Space Station.

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Happy Hour Jam: What is Public Works Going to Look Like in 2030, What about 2050?

Happy Hour Jams are a new interactive learning concept we hope you will enjoy. People who are 60 today will be 74 in 2030. People who are 30 today will be 64 in 2050.

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