Education/Training Articles

Creating a 353-page history book may not seem like everyone's cup of tea, but for Steve Frank, public information officer...

Wisconsin’s first Youth Apprenticeship Program in Wastewater Treatment has reached its 500th hour, and exemplifies business, education, and government collaborating to create...

This month's "In My Words" feature describes the excellent work the Maine WasteWater Control Association is doing to help deal...

First came baby wipes. Then hand towelettes. Then makeup remover wipes. Disinfecting wipes for the kitchen. Furniture wipes. Protectant wipes...

Taking home the prize for "Biggest Catch of the Day" would put a smile on any young fisherman's face. That's...

Xylem Inc., a leading global water technology company, announced its support of a water education program that reflects the company’s commitment to...

CH2M HILL WaterMatch is collaborating with Net Impact to launch the new WaterMatch Makers University Program. This first-of-its-kind program channels the energy...

With more than 50 activities, there is a lot for kids to choose from at the annual weeklong Peel Children's Water Festival. The...

After high school, David Moore wasn't sure what he wanted to do. A mentor helped steer him into a job...

"Imade up a dance for the water cycle," says Aura Lindstrand. Boris Krizek jokingly adds: "I don't do the dance!" It's part of...

Imagine showing up at your treatment plant in the morning and finding your process completely out of kilter. It's no...

Making an impression on the youth in Greeley, Colo., has been easy for industrial pretreatment specialist Eddie Treviño. "I told my five-year-old granddaughter...

Plant operators are integral to the education program at Narragansett Bay Commission (NBC) in Rhode Island on multiple levels — and one...

When the former Greater Jacksonville (N.C.) Wastewater Treatment Facility became unusable, the city took “makeover” to the extreme and turned its infrastructure...