Speaker's Bureau
 Speakers from the New England District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers are professional people who are prepared to present topics of interest to the public. They are your neighbors and friends, and though you may not realize it, these experts are available to address audiences on a variety of topical subjects.
Professions represented among Corps employees include archeology, architecture, biology, environmental restoration, forestry, geology, hydrology, industrial hygienist, natural resource management, public affairs, regulatory issues and permitting procedures, sociology, surveying, water resources development, wetlands, and nearly all of the engineering disciplines. Topics they can speak on include:
Archaeology
Biology
Cape Cod Canal
Career Opportunities
Construction
Disaster Recovery
Drought Management
Economics
Engineering
Environmental Restoration
Fish & Wildlife
Flood Control
Flood Plain Management
Geographic Information System
Geology
Hazardous & Toxic Waste Management
History/Mission of New England Division
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Hydrology
Irrigation Demonstration
Lakeside Recreation
Natural Resources Management
Natural Valley Flood Control
Navigation
Nonstructural Flood Control
Operations and Maintenance of Facilities
Partnering with Private Industry
Procurement/Federal Contracts
Projects of the New England Division
Project Management Program
Regulatory Program
Spawning Fish
Water Quality Monitoring/Enhancement
Water Resources Development
Water Safety
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The Corps will supply speakers to clubs, organizations, educational institutions and special interest groups in the New England area. Prepared audiovisual presentations and displays are also available for showing.
To schedule a Corps speaker, provide the following information:
Name & address of organization...
Person to contact & telephone number...
Date desired plus two alternatives...
Time, place organization meets...
Topics you would like to have covered.
E-mail our Speakers Bureau Coordinator or phone at (978) 318-8237.
Updated: 20-Mar-2012
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