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2011 National Radon Training Conference

21st National Radon Training Conference Presentations

Hilton in Walt Disney World
Orlando, Florida
October 16 - 19, 2011

Sponsored by
Conference of Radiation Control Program Directors, Inc.
With financial assistance provided by
Office of Radiation and Indoor Air
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Thanks to everyone that attended this year’s conference especially to all the speakers for making 2011 National Radon Training Conference a great success. Below is an outline of all the topics presented at the 2011 National Radon Training Conference. If you would like a copy of any of these speakers presentation please email jcole@crcpd.org with the title and speaker, requesting a PDF or PowerPoint copy.


Proceedings to the 21st Annual National Radon Training Conference is available on the CRCPD website!


Monday, October 17, 2011

  • Welcome
    Clark Eldredge
  • Federal Radon Action Plan: Progress So Far and the Role of the Radon Community
    Matthew Ammon, Julie Hughes
  • Supporting State Legislative and Policy Changes
    Angela Tin
  • Joint Leadership Updates:
    Caroyln Allen, Ruth McBurney, CHP
  • Radon as Part of a Healthy Housing/"One Touch Strategy"
    Jonathan Wilson, Christine G. Crocker
  • Panel on Green Building: View From the Slump Hole
    William J. Bell
  • NEHA-NRPP Certification: Roles, Responsibilities, Enforcement
    Bruce Snead
  • NEHA-NRPP Certification Program: Standards and Examinations Status
    Bruce Snead

Tuesday, October 18, 2011

Track 1

  • RADON 101:
    • What is Radon, the Science of Radon and Radon Risk
      Bill Fields, Ph.D
    • How Radon Enters Buildings, Radon Testing, Measurement and Mitigation
      Joshua kerber
  • OUTREACH:
    • Social Marketing Introduction
      Susie Shimek
    • Lesson Learned on Test Kit Distribution
      Sara Morgan
    • Test Kits and Social Media Cindy Ladage
    • Establishing Effective Partnerships
      Christine Kelly
    • Identifying and Targeting Partners
      Christine Kelly
  • PROGRAM MANAGEMENT:
    • What a Model Program Looks Like
      Larainne koehler
    • Writing SIRG
      Larainne koehler
    • Establishing Measurable Objectives, Outputs, Outcomes
      James Kelly
    • What Technical Training is Valuable and Why
      Kimberly Steves
  • DATA:
    • Managing Data
      Peggy Bagnoli
    • QA/QC Basics
      Marybeth Rich
    • Data Management Work Group
      Patrick I. Daniels

Track 2

  • DATA:
    Patrick I. Daniels (Entire Session)
    • Collection of Data
    • Statistics of Data/ How Do You Look at Your Data
    • Presentation of Data/ Ethics of Graphs
    • Sharing Data
  • QA/ QC:
    Marybeth Rich (Entire Session)
    • Overview of Guidance Available
    • Elements of QA/ QC
    • Statistics of QA/QC
  • BTC:
    Clark Eldredge (Entire Session)
    • Pressure Field Extension
    • Blower Door Training
    • Air Flow (Why It Is Important/ What Kind of Training Do You Need/ Graph Interpretations/ Etc.)
  • BTC (continued):
    • Cost Benefit Analysis and Bang for the Buck
      Joshua Kerber, James Kelly, Andrew Gilbert

Wednesday, October 19, 2011

  • NRAM/Poster Contest Information
    Bruce Snead
  • Illinois Poster Contest Timeline (How Poster Contest Can be Adopted/ Extended)
    Cindy Ladage
  • Alternative Funding for Radon Outreach and Mitigation
    Kimberly Steves, Randy Maley, Patrick I. Daniels
  • Nonprofit Partnership
    Angela Tin
  • Radon on the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe
    Brandy Toft
  • Alabama's Lung Cancer Outreach Project
    Baverly Jo Carswell
  • Georgia CDC Cancer Coalition
    Ginger Bennett
  • Partnering to Address Low-Income housing (DEED, Habitat for Humanity, Weatherization Programs)
    Andrew Gilbert