INV04b
GEO-STEM Learning Ecosystems in Practice: “Understanding Geoscience Careers Behind Critical Infrastructure: San Francisco, New Orleans, Los Angeles” A Three-Part Series of Intern Workshop Presentations and Town Halls on Increasing Geoscience Workforce Diversity - Part Two

Wednesday, 16 December 2020: 13:00-15:00
Submitter/Organizer:  Drew Lehman, Environment & Education, San Francisco, CA, UNITED STATES
Presenters:  Michelle Boralessa1, Laura Gonzalez2, Eduardo Garcia3, Camryn Hollarsmith4, Ronald Harrod5, Annina Jordan6, Zhiying Chen7, Sheryl Davis8, Hannah Curtis9, Eduardo Marroquin9, Maya Elizabeth Carrasquillo10 and Arianna Ortiz11, (1)Soka University, Environmental, Framingham, United States(2)Ventura Community College, Environmental, Oxnard, United States(3)California State University Channel Islands, Environmental, Camarillo, United States(4)Scripps College, Math, San Francisco, United States(5)George Washington University, Communications, San Francisco, United States(6)University of California Davis, Civil Engineering, Davis, United States(7)University of California Berkeley, Environmental, Berkeley, United States(8)San Francisco Human Rights Commission, Executive Director, San Francisco, United States(9)Opportunities for All Fellow, San Francisco, United States(10)Arcadis, Social Justice Engineer, Atlanta, United States(11)Student, University of Massachusetts, Boston, Environmental Science, Boston, United States
13:00
Workshop #2 – Wednesday, December 16, 2020 (1PM to 2PM Pacific/3PM-4PM Central) Title: Geoscience Careers and the Potable Reuse/Drought Resiliency Program at the Hyperion Water Reclamation Plant, Los Angeles, California (785409)
Drew Lehman, Environment & Education, San Francisco, CA, United States, Michelle Boralessa, Soka University, Environmental, Framingham, United States, Nathan Shapiro, California State University Channel Islands, Environmental, Camarillo, CA, United States, Laura Gonzalez, Ventura Community College, Environmental, Oxnard, United States, Eduardo Garcia, California State University Channel Islands, Environmental, Camarillo, United States and Sergio Morales, Soka University, Environmental Studies, Houston, United States
13:04
Workshop #2 – Wednesday, December 16, 2020 (1PM to 2PM Pacific/3PM-4PM Central) Title: The Geysers: Geoscience Careers and the Calpine Geothermal Power Facilities in Northern California – (785413)
Drew Lehman, Environment & Education, San Francisco, CA, United States, Ronald Harrod, George Washington University, Communications, San Francisco, United States, Annina Jordan, University of California Davis, Civil Engineering, Davis, United States, Zhiying Chen, University of California Berkeley, Environmental, Berkeley, United States and Camryn Hollarsmith, Scripps College, Math, San Francisco, United States
13:08
Geoscience Careers and the Potable Reuse/Drought Resiliency Program at the Hyperion Water Reclamation Plant, Los Angeles, California (785323)
Drew Lehman, Environment & Education, San Francisco, CA, United States
13:12
The Geysers: Geoscience Careers and the Calpine Geothermal Power Facilities in Northern California (785331)
Drew Lehman, Environment & Education, San Francisco, CA, United States
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