ITEP NSR Course April 26-29, 2011 Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Posted: Wed Mar 02, 2011 5:17 pm
“New Source Review (NSR)” (Level 3)
April 26-29, 2011
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Pre-Registration Date (for priority consideration): March 7, 2011
Download Course Application Packet here: PreReg-NSR.pdf [8 pgs]
**PLEASE NOTE the Course Description below has been updated to more accurately reflect the planned agenda**
Course Description: This course will help tribal air professionals understand the Tribal New Source Review (NSR) Rule and how it might impact individual tribes. There will be lectures and discussions with visual aids, as well as interactive activities.
Topics include:
Overview of Tribal New Source Review Rule
Prevention of Significant Deterioration New Source Review (PSD-NSR)
Non-Attainment Area New Source Review (NAA-NSR)
Minor New Source Review
Requirements of Permitting
Guidance for Implementation Planning
Options for Tribes
A Decision Matrix
Capacity-Building
This course is open to tribal air quality professionals who are interested in learning more about the Tribal New Source Review Rule. It is suggested, but not required, that applicants have completed at least some of the following preparatory courses, or have equivalent training/experience.
Suggested Pre-Requisites:
Introduction to Tribal Air Quality
Management of Tribal Air Programs and Grants
Improve and Protect Air Quality in Indian Country
How to Apply for the Course: Read all enclosed information carefully. Fill out both sides of the enclosed Application Form and fax it to ITEP by the Pre-Registration date listed for priority consideration. Applications received after the pre-registration period will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis.
The “Personal Data” section is required for first-time applicants or applicants who need to update information. The “Course-Related Information” section is required of all applicants. Information obtained on the application form is used to aid the selection process and prepare instructors for interaction with participants; please be as specific as possible. Incomplete application forms may be omitted from the applicant pool.
Selection for the course will be on a "space availability" basis. ITEP staff will review each application and will determine those who would most benefit from this training.
Training Course Costs: Lodging and reimbursement for meal costs will be paid by ITEP and will be limited to course participants from federally recognized tribes. Costs for transportation to and from the training location, as well as incidentals such as phone calls, and room service are the responsibility of the participant. However, stipends to cover some or all of the costs associated with transportation to/from the training location can be granted by ITEP to eligible applicants. Stipends are awarded based on availability of funds and participants are encouraged to apply. Reimbursement forms must be submitted 10 business days after the end of the course.
Travel and Hotel Arrangements: Your hotel reservations will be made by ITEP. Detailed information regarding hotel arrangements will be sent to you with notification of your selection for this training course. Lodging costs are FREE to tribal participants, provided that they attend the entire course. Please read the enclosed “Attendee Expectations” sheet for more information. Transportation arrangements to and from the training location are the responsibility of the participant; however, you must obtain a letter of selection for the course prior to making airline arrangements. Families are not encouraged to travel as full participation by the attendee is required.
Additional Responsibilities: Once you have agreed to attend it is absolutely essential that you complete the training course in full in order to receive your Certificate of Completion. If you must cancel after a travel stipend has been awarded, we will require full reimbursement of the stipend and any other costs incurred. Excessive cancellations or poor attendance may jeopardize your eligibility for future courses.
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As a cooperative effort between Northern Arizona University and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the American Indian Air Quality Training Program seeks to fulfill the mandate of the 1990 Clean Air Act to offer Native American tribes full partnership in the management of air quality on tribal lands.
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Lydia Scheer, Training Coordinator
American Indian Air Quality Training Program
Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals
Northern Arizona University
Box 15004
Flagstaff, AZ 86011
Ph: 928.523.6887
Fx: 928.523.1266
April 26-29, 2011
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Pre-Registration Date (for priority consideration): March 7, 2011
Download Course Application Packet here: PreReg-NSR.pdf [8 pgs]
**PLEASE NOTE the Course Description below has been updated to more accurately reflect the planned agenda**
Course Description: This course will help tribal air professionals understand the Tribal New Source Review (NSR) Rule and how it might impact individual tribes. There will be lectures and discussions with visual aids, as well as interactive activities.
Topics include:
Overview of Tribal New Source Review Rule
Prevention of Significant Deterioration New Source Review (PSD-NSR)
Non-Attainment Area New Source Review (NAA-NSR)
Minor New Source Review
Requirements of Permitting
Guidance for Implementation Planning
Options for Tribes
A Decision Matrix
Capacity-Building
This course is open to tribal air quality professionals who are interested in learning more about the Tribal New Source Review Rule. It is suggested, but not required, that applicants have completed at least some of the following preparatory courses, or have equivalent training/experience.
Suggested Pre-Requisites:
Introduction to Tribal Air Quality
Management of Tribal Air Programs and Grants
Improve and Protect Air Quality in Indian Country
How to Apply for the Course: Read all enclosed information carefully. Fill out both sides of the enclosed Application Form and fax it to ITEP by the Pre-Registration date listed for priority consideration. Applications received after the pre-registration period will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis.
The “Personal Data” section is required for first-time applicants or applicants who need to update information. The “Course-Related Information” section is required of all applicants. Information obtained on the application form is used to aid the selection process and prepare instructors for interaction with participants; please be as specific as possible. Incomplete application forms may be omitted from the applicant pool.
Selection for the course will be on a "space availability" basis. ITEP staff will review each application and will determine those who would most benefit from this training.
Training Course Costs: Lodging and reimbursement for meal costs will be paid by ITEP and will be limited to course participants from federally recognized tribes. Costs for transportation to and from the training location, as well as incidentals such as phone calls, and room service are the responsibility of the participant. However, stipends to cover some or all of the costs associated with transportation to/from the training location can be granted by ITEP to eligible applicants. Stipends are awarded based on availability of funds and participants are encouraged to apply. Reimbursement forms must be submitted 10 business days after the end of the course.
Travel and Hotel Arrangements: Your hotel reservations will be made by ITEP. Detailed information regarding hotel arrangements will be sent to you with notification of your selection for this training course. Lodging costs are FREE to tribal participants, provided that they attend the entire course. Please read the enclosed “Attendee Expectations” sheet for more information. Transportation arrangements to and from the training location are the responsibility of the participant; however, you must obtain a letter of selection for the course prior to making airline arrangements. Families are not encouraged to travel as full participation by the attendee is required.
Additional Responsibilities: Once you have agreed to attend it is absolutely essential that you complete the training course in full in order to receive your Certificate of Completion. If you must cancel after a travel stipend has been awarded, we will require full reimbursement of the stipend and any other costs incurred. Excessive cancellations or poor attendance may jeopardize your eligibility for future courses.
* * *
As a cooperative effort between Northern Arizona University and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the American Indian Air Quality Training Program seeks to fulfill the mandate of the 1990 Clean Air Act to offer Native American tribes full partnership in the management of air quality on tribal lands.
* * *
Lydia Scheer, Training Coordinator
American Indian Air Quality Training Program
Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals
Northern Arizona University
Box 15004
Flagstaff, AZ 86011
Ph: 928.523.6887
Fx: 928.523.1266