Water Community Events
Events organized by the water community at Penn State
Upcoming Penn State Water Events
A selection of water-related events from around Penn State and beyond.
Dr. Heidi Hendrickson, Assistant Professor of Chemistry, Lafayette CollegeJoin via Zoom (no registration necessary) at: https://psu.zoom.us/j/96737255571
Is your stream healthy? Would you like to explore it more closely or monitor changes over time? Have you recently taken steps to improve your stream and now want to measure the results? The First Investigation of Stream Health (FISH) tool is a fun and easy way for individuals, families, volunteer groups, youth, and adults to explore a stream and share their findings with the scientific community. Join us for an introduction to the new and improved mobile app, online reporting tool, and paper data sheets.Who is this for?
Join the Penn State Computed Tomography (CT) Users Group, hosted by the Center for Quantitative Imaging (CQI). This group is open to faculty, students, and researchers across all Penn State campuses who are interested in harnessing the power of computed tomography for their work. All experience levels are welcome, from novice to expert.The users group meets on the third Wednesday of the month.What is Computed Tomography?
Learn how to protect your private well water through proper construction, wellhead protection, and setback guidance to reduce contamination risks and ensure a safe, reliable water source.
Join Penn State Extension for an eye-opening webinar on Pennsylvania’s legacy oil and gas wells—hundreds of thousands of which predate modern regulations and may pose serious environmental and safety risks. Learn how aging wells are being identified, assessed, and, in some cases, remediated to prevent issues such as methane leaks, groundwater contamination, and explosion hazards. Landowners who help locate undocumented wells on their properties may receive $100 per well from the Oil Region Alliance.
Learn how nitrogen and arsenic enter well water, their health risks, and how to reduce them to keep your drinking water safe.
Join the Penn State Computed Tomography (CT) Users Group, hosted by the Center for Quantitative Imaging (CQI). This group is open to faculty, students, and researchers across all Penn State campuses who are interested in harnessing the power of computed tomography for their work. All experience levels are welcome, from novice to expert.The users group meets on the third Wednesday of the month.What is Computed Tomography?
Join the Penn State Computed Tomography (CT) Users Group, hosted by the Center for Quantitative Imaging (CQI). This group is open to faculty, students, and researchers across all Penn State campuses who are interested in harnessing the power of computed tomography for their work. All experience levels are welcome, from novice to expert.The users group meets on the third Wednesday of the month.What is Computed Tomography?
This gathering is a chance for Penn State faculty working on energy or environmental research to connect with colleagues, share your work, and explore new collaborations across the University. There is no cost to attend, but registration is required.
Workforce Readiness in the Age of AI and Automation is more than a theme — it’s a call to act on the growing readiness gap between education and the evolving world of work.At The Global Impact Forum (TGIF) 2025, you’ll join educators, employers, students, and innovators in co-designing solutions to one of the most urgent challenges of our time: how we prepare people of all ages for success in a tech-driven world where soft skills are more critical than ever.Be part of the conversation that’s building tomorrow’s workforce. Be part of TGIF 2025.
Workforce Readiness in the Age of AI and Automation is more than a theme — it’s a call to act on the growing readiness gap between education and the evolving world of work.At The Global Impact Forum (TGIF) 2025, you’ll join educators, employers, students, and innovators in co-designing solutions to one of the most urgent challenges of our time: how we prepare people of all ages for success in a tech-driven world where soft skills are more critical than ever.Be part of the conversation that’s building tomorrow’s workforce. Be part of TGIF 2025.
Workforce Readiness in the Age of AI and Automation is more than a theme — it’s a call to act on the growing readiness gap between education and the evolving world of work.At The Global Impact Forum (TGIF) 2025, you’ll join educators, employers, students, and innovators in co-designing solutions to one of the most urgent challenges of our time: how we prepare people of all ages for success in a tech-driven world where soft skills are more critical than ever.Be part of the conversation that’s building tomorrow’s workforce. Be part of TGIF 2025.