2016 CONTRIBUTORS & EXHIBITORS

SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR 5-TIME CONTRIBUTORS

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2016 SUPPORTER CONTRIBUTORS

Coordinated by the South Carolina Water Resources Centerand Sponsored by Clemson Public Service & Agriculture

Presenting an integrated forum for discussion of water policies, research projects, and water managementin order to prepare for and meet the growing challenge of providing water resources to sustain and grow

South Carolina’s economy, while preserving our natural resources

Amec Foster WheelerCarolinas Integrated Sciences and Assessments (CISA)Carolina Clear Clemson University Center for Watershed ExcellenceClemson University SC Water Resources CenterCoastal Carolina University's Waccamaw Watershed AcademyCollege of Charleston Graduate Program in Environmental StudiesDuke EnergyGreenville WaterMcCormick Taylor Normandeau Associates, Inc OTT Hydromet

South Carolina Dept of Health and Environmental ControlSouth Carolina Dept of Natural ResourcesSouth Carolina Mitigation AssociationS&ME Santee CooperSynTerra US Geological SurveyUniversity of South Carolina School of the Earth, Ocean and Environment and Department of Environmental Health SciencesWater Missions International (hosted by Charleston Water Systems)Wildlands Engineering, Inc.YSI, a Xylem Brand

CDM SmithCoastal Carolina University's Waccamaw Watershed Academy

College of Charleston Graduate Program in Environmental StudiesMount Pleasant Waterworks

SCANASC Sea Grant Consortium

Spartanburg WaterStartex-Jackson-Wellford-Duncan Water DistrictUSC School of the Earth, Ocean & Environment

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www.scwaterconference.org

2016 ATTENDEE EVALUATIONS20

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15,566 Total Downloads

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PARTICIPANT DEMOGRAPHICSThis conference advances water resources science.

The plenary sessions were informational.

The conference was useful to me professionally.

The convention center was an adequate venue.

Columbia is a good location for the conference.

I would recommend this conference to colleagues.

Academic : 30%

Private : 21%

State : 16%

Utilities : 11%

Nonprofit : 9%

Federal : 6%

Municipal : 6% Other: 1%

BY THE NUMBERSOver 90% of attendee evaluations were overwhelmingly positive

1,400,000impacts from earned print& broadcast media

@SCWaterNews TwitterImpressions for October

4,300

unique visitors towww.scwaterconference.org

9,274

online viewers for 2016conference plenary sessionsThese sessions are now archivedat ClemsonTV and can beaccessed at the following link:tv.clemson.edu/channel/lectures

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American RiversCharleston WaterkeeperCongaree National ParkCongaree RiverkeeperConservation Voters of South CarolinaDucks UnlimitedFriends of the EdistoPhinizy Center for Water SciencesRiver NetworkSavannah River Clean Water FundSave Our SaludaSouth Carolina Coastal Conservation LeagueSouth Carolina Mitigation AssociationSouth Carolina Rural Water AssociationSouth Carolina AquariumSustainable MidlandsThe Nature ConservancyUpstate ForeverWinyah Rivers Foundation

Duke EnergySantee CooperSCANASouth Carolina Electric & GasAnderson Regional Joint Water SystemCharleston Water SystemGreenville WaterMount Pleasant WaterworksPowdersville WaterSpartanburg WaterStartex-Jackson-Wellford-Duncan Water District

Carolinas Integrated Sciences and AssessmentsClemson UniversityCoastal Carolina UniversityCollege of CharlestonSaint Francis UniversityUniversity of GeorgiaUNC Chapel HillUniversity of South CarolinaUniversity of South Carolina Aiken

Central Midlands Council of GovernmentsChester Metropolitan DistrictCity of AikenCity of ColumbiaCity of North Myrtle BeachCounty of SpartanburgHorry County StormwaterMunicipal Association of South CarolinaSantee-Lynches Regional Council of GovernmentsTown of Bluffton

Environmental Protection AgencyGeorgia Sea GrantNOAA Hollings Marine LaboratorySavannah River National LaboratorySouth Carolina Department of AgricultureSouth Carolina Department of Health & Environmental ControlSouth Carolina Department of Natural ResourcesSouth Carolina Farm Bureau FederationSouth Carolina House Agriculture, Natural Resources & Environmental Affairs CommitteeSouth Carolina Sea Grant ConsortiumSouth Carolina SenateSouth Carolina Senate Agriculture CommitteeUS Geological SurveyUSDA Forest Service

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