NEURISA Day 2020 Conference Proceedings

Registrants will receive a link to the NEURISA Day 2020 Conference Proceedings, which include recordings of the:

• President's Welcome with excerpt from a conversation with Esri's Jack Dangermond
• Panel Discussions on:
  
• • GIS & Education with National Geographic panelists Faye Gore and Brandi LeRoy
  • Social Justice and Equality with Aisha Jenkins (Esri), Carley Anne Critser Fitzgerald (Women in GIS), Greg Babinski (King County GIS)
  • Climate Change with Chris Seidel (Martha's Vineyard Commission), Joseph W. Kane (Brookings Institute), and Katherine Watkins (City of Cambridge Public Works Department)
  • GISP Certification with Thad Dymkowski (Town of South Windsor, CT) and Jay Metzger (NEURISA President)
  • Top Three Things GIS Professionals Should Do to Give Back with Shannon Donovan (CTE and STEAM Coordinator), Peter Stetson (Rhode Island teacher), and Robert Puskas (Blackhawk School District assistant principal)
• Geolunch Roundtable discussing "aha" moments in GIS
• NEURISA Day Vendor Introductions
• Keynote on Data Ethics by Rebekah Jones of The COVID Monitor
• Closing Remarks

The recordings will be available until NEURISA Day 2021 this fall.

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