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IECA is looking for advanced courses that tell our participants WHY things in the industry need to be done, rather than focusing so much on HOW things are done.
IECA Call for Presentations
Presenting for IECA gives you the ability to share insights and content with your peers, enhance your professional development, learn from your colleagues and gain recognition for your advancements in the field.
Even if you've never presented before, you will find many advantages to speaking at Environmental Connection, IECA's annual conference. In addition to expanding your knowledge and developing new professional skills, you will be joining a distinguished group of respected erosion control professionals.
Who Should Submit?
Professionals involved with Erosion and Sediment Control and related issues are encouraged to submit an abstract.
- Contractors: Demonstrate effective approaches of installation, equipment, innovations and business management.
- Design Professionals: Describe new approaches to design challenges, present case studies on difficult projects or explain the latest design tools.
- Government Personnel: Provide information on regulatory policy or demonstrate the economic and environmental benefits of your programs.
- Researchers/inventors: Present the data that advances new technology, explores new concepts and challenges traditional approaches.
- Manufacturers: Describe the latest advancements in product technology and applications.
What Types of Presentations are Available?
IECA offers its conference attendees four(4) major types of classroom experiences:
- Full-Day Courses consist of 8 hours of classroom instruction.
- Half-Day Courses consist of 4 hours of classroom instruction.
- One Hour Presentations consist of classroom presentations with Q & A
- Research Project Presentations consist of 30 minute presentations taught by college students or research organizations
Interested in Submitting an Abstract?
Please review the abstract submittal guidelines for one hour presentations or full and half-day courses, or research project presentations before you submit your abstract.











