Education Program Articles

When your teenager can’t seem to get motivated to get his work done, you have a couple of choices. You can drag...

Turnover is expensive and finding quality employees is challenging. Research shows that offering competitive benefits and fostering employee development are two of...

For the Employee: Building career equity through education Building a resume today is about more than just adding jobs and skills. Employers are...

Music, videos, puppet shows and school assemblies from an Iowa university teach students about our natural resources. Water Rocks!, an educational program for K-12...

Kristi Steiner first took an interest in water while in middle school. Today she is an associate project manager with the Jacobs...

The environmental compliance and water quality team at Illinois American Water visits schools throughout the year to educate students about the water...

Recruitment shortage has been a bogeyman of the industry for several years, and one municipality in central Florida is taking steps to...

A spiring water professionals in Maine now have a place to study for a variety of careers. Northern Maine Community College has developed...

Water droplets Gobi and Aguat live in a cloud as best friends. They fall as rain and get separated, Gobi happily living...

Water is precious in southern Arizona. That’s why the leaders of Tucson Water have invested in water and wastewater education aimed at...

They could no longer bring students to the plant, so they brought the plant to the students. That was the idea behind...

On returning to school in fall, many students get the age-old assignment to write about what they did on their summer vacation....

Early in my career, my education focused on attending classes and getting licenses. It wasn’t until about 10 years in the wastewater...

The Environmental Protection Agency and the University of Texas at Arlington are partnering to strengthen collaboration aimed at meeting the national need...