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experienced professionals (mentors) in our area to pas* on their knowledge and experience to young professionals (protégés). Here’s the year, so you can still participate in the program if you miss the survey deadline. However, after the initial pairing in February, we won’t do another round (or rounds, depending on need) of pairing for a month or two (if we get additional respondents to the survey). Therefore, please complete the survey by the deadline if you’re interested in participating so you have as much of the year as PNCWA has developed a Mentoring Guide to help teams get the conversation going during their meetings. The Guide can be do*nloaded topic the teams like, but suggestions in the Mentoring Guide include technical skills, interpersonal skills, career path, and resumes. Mentoring teams are also encouraged to set goals during their first session to provide a roadmap for the year. The mentoring program is just one of the many benefits of being a PNCWA member and presents a great opportunity for our members to. FROM THE NEWSFEED: ADOPT-A-SCHOOL GRANT APPLICATIONS DUE DEC. 21. The Adopt-A-School program was established to support water science education, involvement and restoration activities by 4th-12th grade students in Oregon, Washington and Idaho who are working toward clean water education goals. The average project funding level is $500 per Subscribe to receive PNCWA E-Mail, by using this link. You will automatically start receiving email announcements about upcoming events, deadlines and programs! We look forward to your involvement! Wed Jan 9, 2019SWIOS 20th Annual Sponsor Appreciation Day & Holiday Meeting Copyright 2003-2018 Pacific Northwest Clean Water As*ociation l PNCWA is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization. PO Box 100, Hansen, ID 83334 l Tel: (208) 455 8381; Fax: (208) 455-8381