Some might claim that by working in the wastewater industry, Josh Holton isn’t making use of his college degree in political science and education.Holton begs to differ — he puts his schooling to work on a daily basis. “You have to think more analytically in college courses than you do in high school,” says Holton, lead operator at the Southwest Licking Community Water and Sewer District, based in Hebron, Ohio. “That is what you have to do, day in and day out, at a wastewater treatment plant. It’s all about collecting data, interpreting data and making informed decisions.”That analytical approach
