Student Notetakers needed for Delta Institute forum
The Delta Institute is looking for a few student notetakers for the
upcoming Cook County Forum: Market Barriers to Deconstruction and
Building Material Reuse
Purpose of forum: To inform key local policy stakeholders and practitioners
about the potential opportunities in this emerging field, clearly define
the obstacles that might be slowing industry development and recommend
both policy-based and practical solutions
Date and Time: Thursday, February 10, 2011, 8:45am-Noon
Location: Cook County's 17th floor Conference Room, 69 West Washington,
Chicago, IL 60602
Work Expectations:
- Take notes during breakout session (see attached draft agenda) - 5
small groups of about 10 participants each; 1 scribe per group.
- Format notes digitally (examples will be handed out 1 week prior to
forum)
- Scribes are welcome to attend entire forum, but are only required
during the breakout session (approx. 10:15am-11:00am)
- This is an unpaid volunteer opportunity
If you are interested, please contact Carlyn So at the Delta Institute at:
cso@delta-institute.org or 312.379.9153
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Have a job or internship to post? Send an email with the title, location, job description, and contact information to cuppa@uic.edu