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This meeting will bring together researchers, partners and stakeholders for in depth discussions and networking as we looked to find cooperative ways to address current and emerging water issues in New York.
Who should attend?
Location: Gateway Center Concourse
Details: A key component of the meeting is to provide an opportunity to share research, results, and make connections with potential partners for collaborations with academia and outside entities.
Location: Gateway Center Concourse
Location: Gateway Center Concourse
Location: Gateway Concourse and Center
Location: Gateway Center
Location: Gateway Center
Location: Gateway Concourse and Center
Location: Baker Lab
Details: TBA
Location: Gateway Center
Location: Baker Lab
Details: TBA
Location: Gateway Center
Details: TBA
Location: Gateway Concourse
Details: TBA
Location: Gateway Center
Location: Gateway Center
Location: Gateway Center
Details: TBA
Details: Network and vote for your favorite poster
Location: Baker Lab
Details: TBA
Location: Gateway Concourse
Location: Gateway Center
Location: Gateway Center
Thank you for attending! Don’t forget to recycle your name badge at the registration table on your way out.
Do you have an active water-related research, monitoring, technology development, or training project or question you would like to engage and inform a larger group on? Proposals are encouraged from faculty, faculty/student teams, as well as industry, NGOs, and government agencies. The proposed sessions would run 90 minutes.
The session formats could be:
Session Proposers (who may also serve as moderators of their session) are expected to organize their sessions, confirm their speakers, titles of presentations, and be available to support the presenters in their group as needed. Please factor in the time and flexibility required to fulfill these responsibilities when submitting a proposal.
Session topics should be water-related, New York State relevant, and be linked to the following general areas:
Priority topics could include the following but other topics are welcome:
Timeline:
The NYS Center of Excellence in Healthy Water Solutions will invite poster proposals for our 3rd Annual Meeting.
A key component of the meeting is to provide an opportunity to share research, results, and make connections with potential partners in academia and outside entities. Poster topics should be water related, New York State relevant, and be linked to the following areas:
Attendees are encouraged to make their hotel reservations early as space may fill up quickly in the area.
Best Western Syracuse Downtown Hotel & Suites
416 South Clinton Street, Syracuse, New York 13202
Group Name: Healthy Waters
Rate: $149 per night (call 315-425-0500 to book with discount)
Block expires on Friday 4/18/2025
Additional hotels in the area:
Marriott Syracuse Downtown
100 East Onondaga Street, Syracuse, NY 13202
marriotthotels.com/syrmc
Collegian Hotel & Suites Syracuse
1060 East Genesee STreet, Syracuse, NY 13210
scholarhotels.com/scholar-hotel-syracuse
https://www.esf.edu/about/maps/index.php
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Campus entrance address: 1000 Irving Ave., Syracuse, NY
Check-in and main meeting sessions take place in the Gateway Center (building 8 on the campus map).
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Sustainable Transportation Methods
Keep in mind ESF’s institutional goals focus on a more sustainable future. Please consider some alternative ways to get to campus. Centro offers a network of services in the CNY area and has a Transit Hub located in downtown Syracuse. Visit their website for the most up-to-date schedules and maps. You can also learn about connecting services to Amtrak, Greyhound, MegaBus and Trailways. Additionally, to move around the Syracuse community there is an electric bike and scooter share program called Veo.
Accessibility
Visitors in need of accessible parking facilities should contact the CoE for assistance in arrangements in advance, or ESF University Police if on campus by calling (315) 470-4996.
No permit is required for attendees to park in these lots:
Attendees should fill up Lot P22 first.
Overflow parking available in the Standart Street Lot.
Lot P22 and Standart Street Lot are shown in the bottom right area of the campus map. Standart Street is a ONE-WAY road, so you may need to circle back around the block to get to the Standart Lot entrance if Lot P22 is full.
Visitors in need of accessible parking facilities should contact the CoE for assistance in arrangements in advance, or ESF University Police if on campus by calling (315) 470-4996.
