ALGA Brisbane Branch Student Night – August 2016
ALGA Brisbane Branch Student Night – August 2016
Date
Wednesday, August 31, 2016
5:30 PM – 8 PM AEST
Venue
Queensland University of Technology
GP-Z-Gibson Room, Gardens Point Campus, 2 George St Brisbane, QLD
- Do you want an opportunity to network with respresentatives of the contaminated land industry?
- Do you want to understand how engineering and science graduates broke through into the contaminated land industry?
- Do you want Beer, Wine and Pizza?
The Australasian Land & Groundwater Association in conjunction with the International Association of Hydrogeologists are hosting a student night that brings together industry representatives from academia, local government, technical consulting, private industry and regulatory policy to present on their break into the contaminated land industry as well as their pathway taken to the role that they hold today.
This night aims to share experiences, tips and recommendations for students at all stages of study to better understand the industry and potential future career paths.
- Chaired by Jason Scott – ALGA Brisbane Branch Chair with presentations from:
- Roz Bird – Senior Environmental Scientist, Contaminated Assessment and Remediation, GHD
- Erik Dekker – Unit Manager Contaminated Land Services, City Projects Office, Brisbane City Council
- Tina Girard – Environmental Planner, Queensland Rail
- Dr Lucy Reading – School of Earth, Environmental & Biological Sciences, Queensland University of Technology
- Louise Cartwright – Principal Soil Scientist, Enviropacific Services
- Lindsay Delzoppo – Director Wildlife Management, Conservation and Sustainability Services, DEHP
For more information or to register visit http://landandgroundwater.com/event/student-night
