The Colorado Environmental Management Society, Inc. (CEMS) is a nonprofit organization, created in 1985 to provide a forum for the exchange of information concerning technologies, laws and regulations, and other current developments pertaining to environmental health and safety matters and waste management issues.
Topic: Stormwater Management and Water Rights in Colorado
Speaker: Thomas Kennedy, Senior Engineer, and Chris Heilbrun, Regional Manager, SoundEarth Strategies, Inc.
Date/Time: Tuesday, May 14, 11:30am – 1:00pm
Please find below a link to the May 2013 newsletter. This issue contains information regarding the luncheon on Tuesday, May 14, 2013. The topic for the luncheon is Stormwater Management and Water Rights in Colorado by Thomas Kennedy, Senior Engineer, and Chris Heilbrun, Regional Manager, SoundEarth Strategies, Inc.
The CEMS Golf Tournaments are an outing for enjoyment to the CEMS Members, and as a fundraising opportunity to support the Society’s annual scholarships and charitable giving. It will be held this year at Fox Hollow on Friday, September 6, 2013.
COST:
Golfers are $120.00 a person to play, or $480.00 for a full 4 person team
If you would like to come and socialize and have lunch, hors d'oeuvres it is $25.00 per person
Mulligans will be available at the tournament for $5 each!
Colorado Environmental Management Society presents our annual Golf Tournament
The CEMS Golf Tournaments are an outing for enjoyment to the CEMS Members, and as a fundraising opportunity to support the Society’s annual scholarships and charitable giving. It will be held this year at Fox Hollow on Friday, September 6, 2013.
CEMS received many applications for scholarships this year. We are pleased to offer scholarships to each of the following students:
· Matthew Ribarich, CU-Boulder, undergraduate double major in Environmental Studies and Ecology/Evolutionary Biology
· Kyle Shimabuku, CU-Boulder, MS in Environmental Engineering
· Corina Hach, CU Law School, studying environmental law/water law
The links below are each winner's application essays. Winners will be at upcoming CEMS luncheons to receive their checks.
Students are required to be currently enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program at a Colorado university or college. Students must be studying engineering, geology, environmental sciences, law, or another field in which they may address environmental issues, and must intend to work in an environmental field.
