Penn State Extension is seeking proposals for presentations at the October 1 Dive Deeper Water Education Summit in Harrisburg.  February 28 is the deadline for submissions

This one-day professional development conference offers hands-on workshops, inspiring guest speakers, diverse exhibitors, networking lunch, and much more.

Did you create a new activity or curriculum resource? Is there a new or emerging water issue or discovery that you can share?

Penn State Extension invites you to be a presenter or exhibitor to share your new approach to teaching youth about water.

Click Here for all the details on how to submit a proposal.  Questions should be directed to Jennifer Fetter by sending email to: 4Hwater@psu.edu  or call 717-921-8803.

Exhibitors

Interested in being an exhibitor at the Summit?  Click Here for more information.  Questions should be directed to Jennifer Fetter by sending email to: 4Hwater@psu.edu  or call 717-921-8803.

For updates and more information, visit the Dive Deeper Water Education Summit webpage.

(Reprinted from the Penn State Extension Watershed Winds newsletter.  Click Here to sign up for your own copy.)

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