Obviously this is a good idea, but doesn't solve our problem of meeting minimum requirements unless the "off-site" registrations are numerous. Adding the additional cost of live-streaming (actually thousands of dollars when you consider the convention charges for internet & video) will significantly increase costs and therefore the number of minimum attendees. Our main problem is people waiting until the last minute to register; we must cancel rooms at least two weeks in advance or we'll be charged for empty rooms.
That said, we can certainly consider live-streaming or webcast type presentations when we can meet the financial requirements- what would people be willing to pay to watch live-streaming of a presentation?
Russ
CHAS Workshops committee
Russ Phifer
WC Environmental, LLC
1085C Andrew Drive
West Chester, PA 19380
610-322-0657
rphifer**At_Symbol_Here**wcenvironmental.com
HI
I would like to offer a suggestion-please permit this workshop, and others in the future to be lived streamed so those of us who cannot go the Philadelphia (may register and pay for it) still be able to attend.
Many colleges are facing some financial challenges and are cutting back on travel-so offering it on line would be very helpful.
If you cannot live stream then record it and offer it to the individuals who could not attend for a fee.
Anything we can do to make workshop available through LMS systems is very helpful to us who do not have the resources to support travel, need to balance work and family life. In the environmental, occupational health, and safety professions we are constantly pulled in so many directions-having LMS supported training available for us is a wonderful resource. Using LMS system may also increase the availability for individuals to step up to speak and present at the workshops as they would not have to travel to the meeting.
Thanks for reading this,
Best Regards,
Anne
Anne Hawkins DHSc, MSPH, MA, C(ASCP), CHSP, CEHP, CSP
Academic Affairs Director of Laboratory Safety
Office of the Provost
Ferris State University
1201 S. State Street
Big Rapids, Mi 49307
231-591-2154
If you haven=E2=80™t registered yet for a CHAS workshop in Philadelphia, why not? We have a full program of continuing education with something for everyone! This is an important revenue source for the Division and an important learning opportunity for you, so don't wait. We need at least six registrants for courses to be held. Early registration closes February 1, 2020.
The registration page is here: https://dchas.org/2019/11/21/workshop-registration-page-2020/
Here's the list of workshops for Philly:
Laboratory Waste Management |
Lab Safety =E2=80" the Fundamentals |
Why it went wrong: Blame-free investigation of lab-scale incidents |
Safety Leadership in the Chemistry Enterprise (NEW) |
How to be a More Effective Chemical Hygiene Officer |
Reactive Chemical Management for Laboratories |
Health and Safety Training for Cannabis Businesses |
Developing Graduate Student Leadership Skills in Laboratory Safety |
Russ Phifer
CHAS Workshops Committee
Russ Phifer
WC Environmental, LLC
1085C Andrew Drive
West Chester, PA 19380
610-322-0657
rphifer**At_Symbol_Here**wcenvironmental.com
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