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Date	Title
Thursday 18 March 2010	MARKETING: It's Everyone's Job By Stuart G. Walesh, Ph.D., P.E., Dist.M.ASCE, D.WRE
Wednesday 24 March 2010	10 MISTAKES LEADERS MAKE By Bill Truby, M.A. with Joann Truby; Truby Achievement Center
Tuesday 30 March 2010	TAKING THE MYSTERY OUT OF COMPLEX GLACIAL SEQUENCES AT ENVIRONMENTAL AND GEOTECHNICAL SITES IN THE MIDCONTINENT PART 1: Deciphering Stratigraphy and Depositional Environments By Tim Kemmis, PhD, PG
Tuesday 6 April 2010	TAKING THE MYSTERY OUT OF COMPLEX GLACIAL SEQUENCES AT ENVIRONMENTAL AND GEOTECHNICAL SITES IN THE MIDCONTINENT: Part 2: Understanding the Effects of Post-Depositional Weathering – Development of Surficial Soils, Weathering Zones, and Secondary Jointing By Tim Kemmis, PhD, PG
Thursday 8 April 2010	LNAPL TRANSMISSIVITY AS A METRIC: The Future in Tracking LNAPL Recovery Progress By Mark Adamski, PG; Technical Specialist at BP America
Tuesday 13 April 2010	TAKING THE MYSTERY OUT OF COMPLEX GLACIAL SEQUENCES AT ENVIRONMENTAL AND GEOTECHNICAL SITES IN THE MIDCONTINENT: PART 3: Managing Unanticipated Subsurface Conditions in the field When Budgets Matter Most By Tim Kemmis, PhD, PG and Dan Kelleher, PG, CIPM
Friday 16 April 2010	ETHICS FOR GEOLOGISTS AND ENGINEERS: Personal Realizations and Corporate Consequences of Everyday Decisions and Common Behaviors By Chris Mathewson, PhD, PG, Regents Professor, Texas A&M University
Tuesday 11 May 2010	ANAEROBIC ATTENUATION OF PETROLEUM CONTAMINATION: The Overlooked Elephant in the Corner of the Room By Lyle Bruce, Ph.D. Principal and Hydrogeologist; L.G. Bruce Consulting
Thursday 13 May 2010	ROCK CORE LOGGING FOR HYDROGEOLOGIC PROJECTS: Assessing Recovery, RQD, Fractures and Stratigraphy By Dan Kelleher, PG, CIPM and Ken Bradbury, PhD, PG
Wednesday 10 November 2010	ARSENIC IN GROUND WATER: Part 1: Arsenic Geochemistry: Demystifying the Complexities By Madeline Gotkowitz, PG. and Madeline Schreiber, PhD.
Wednesday 17 November 2010	ARSENIC IN GROUND WATER: Part 2: Advances in Arsenic Site Investigations: Methods, Data Collection and Interpretation By Madeline Gotkowitz, PG. and Madeline Schreiber, PhD.