EditorialA Different Take on Education

A Different Take on Education

The American Association of Water and Wastewater Professionals looks to build a broad curriculum of courses with a heavy emphasis on hands-on experiences

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They have a dream. The founders of the American Association of Water and Wastewater Professionals (AAWWP) picture a world where treatment operators will have access to a broad, structured curriculum of courses that can help them meet specific education objectives.

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