2018 WEF Fellows Selected for Contributions to Water Profession

The Water Environment Federation (WEF) announces 15 distinguished members as the 2018 WEF Fellows. This prestigious designation recognizes members’ achievements, stature, and contributions to the water profession in various areas of expertise.

“The impressive accomplishments of this year’s WEF Fellows have made a profound impact in the water profession,” said WEF Executive Director Eileen O’Neill. “We are honored to recognize their efforts to preserve and enhance the global water environment.”

The 2018 WEF Fellows, recognized during WEFTEC^® 2018, are

• Joseph Bonaccorso, New Jersey Water Environment Association;

• David Clark, Pacific Northwest Clean Water Association;

• James Courchaine, New England Water Environment Association;

• Andrew Englande Jr., Louisiana Water Environment Association;

• Mary Evans, Water Environment Association of Texas;

• Michael Kyle, Pennsylvania Water Environment Association;

• Peter Laughton, Water Environment Association of Ontario;

• Helen Littleton, New Jersey Water Environment Association/Chesapeake Water Environment Association;

• Robert O’Dette, Kentucky-Tennessee Water Environment Association;

• Robert W. Ramey, Rocky Mountain Water Environment Association;

• Reynold D. Richwine, Pacific Northwest Clean Water Association;

• Cordell Samuels, Water Environment Association of Ontario;

• Charles Stevens, Missouri Water Environment Association/Iowa Water Environment Association;

• Peter Strom, New Jersey Water Environment Association; and

• Michael Sweeney, Florida Water Environment Association.