January Event: Cloud Seeding in Utah

 

Ready to kick off the new year with a little weather magic?

Join us for a fascinating virtual lunch-and-learn all about cloud seeding in Utah!

We’ll be joined by Scott Hotaling from Utah State University, who will pull back the curtain on what cloud seeding actually is, how it’s used to boost our winter snowpack, and why it’s becoming an increasingly important tool in Utah’s water future.

Date: Thursday, January 22

Time: noon - 1 p.m. 

Where: Virtual (Google Meet Link – See Virtual Meeting Information Below)

Cost: Free, no registration required

Bring your curiosity and any cloud-related questions you’ve been too afraid to ask. We can’t wait to see you there!

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Google Meet joining info:

Video call link: https://meet.google.com/ykc-mpwn-xqg

Or dial: (US) +1 541-714-3989 PIN: 572 619 308#

More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/ykc-mpwn-xqg?pin=5094929601424

November Event: Creating a Festival Tree

 

Help us Create a "Winter Water" Wonderland!

We’re thrilled to join Intermountain Health Care’s Festival of Trees — and we need your creative magic to help Women of Water decorate our very own tree! This year’s theme is Winter Water, so think sparkling snowflakes, icy blues, and all things festive and flowing. 

Date: Wednesday, November 19

Time: 6-8 p.m. 

Where: Psomas Offices

                 11456 Temple Drive, Suite 200
                 South Jordan, Utah 84095

Bring your holiday cheer (and a festive drink if you'd like!) — pizza will be provided

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Want to help more?

We may need additional hands on:
December 1 | 11 a.m. – 2 p.m.  at the Mountain America Expo Center

If you're interested in helping this day too, please contact Sarah Young at sarah.young@psomas.com.

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Come See the Finished Masterpiece!

Stop by and admire the Winter Water tree in all its glory:

December 3–6 
Mountain America Expo Center (Learn more at the Festival of Trees Website)

Let’s make something beautiful together and support a wonderful cause. We can’t wait to create a magical winter wonderland with you! 

October Event: How to be a Unicorn with Jason Allen

 

Want to stand out from the crowd?  What habits can you develop to be the best at whatever you do? In the book “Be the Unicorn: 12 Data-Driven Habits that Separate the Best Leaders From the Rest,” William Vanderbloemen breaks down his extensive research of over 30,000 top leaders and proprietary data to identify the most desirable traits. Traits such as authenticity, responsiveness, agility and the ability to problem solve, among others. 

Jason Allen, a dynamic presenter and comedian at heart, takes this book and with a spin that only he can give, presents on how to apply these skills in our lives to produce better job success.

After a packed room presentation entitled “In a Field of Horses, Be a Unicorn!” at the Utah APWA conference, Women of Water has reached out to Jason to share his words of advice, sprinkled with humor and pop-culture. Please join us for what is sure to be an entertaining, engaging, and motivating presentation on developing skills that can be applied in different work environments and job fields to help you stand out.

Date: Wednesday,October 22

Time: Noon - 1 p.m.

Virtual Meeting: Link Below

Microsoft Teams Meeting

Use this link to join the meeting

Meeting ID: 257 989 659 960 

Passcode: GL97Qr7B

Dial in by phone

1-951-344-4988

Phone conference ID: 500 045 1#

September Event: Guided Tour of Art Exhibition

 

Women of Water invites you to join us for an in-person guided tour of the exhibition Elemental Flow: Art, Water and Community., celebrating the powerful connection between water, art, and community.

Date: Monday, September 22

Time: Noon - 1 p.m.

Location: 2001 S State St, Salt Lake City, UT 84114

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Curated by Kate Ithurralde in partnership with the Salt Lake County Stormwater Coalition and Watershed Program, this exhibition features works from the Salt Lake County Visual Art Collection that explore how water shapes both our landscapes and our shared culture.

During the tour, Kate will guide us through the exhibition’s highlights, share insights into the artists’ visions, and discuss how creative expression can inspire stewardship of our water resources.

This is a wonderful opportunity to enjoy art, connect with others in the water community, and spark new conversations about water and its vital role in our lives.

RSVP: 
Please RSVP by email to womenofwater@gmail.com

We hope you can join us!