WEF Highlights

Alan J. Callier, member since 1973, Missouri Water Environment Association. Alan Hollenbeck, member since 1976, Central States Water Environment Association. Nancy Kmet, member since 1981, Pacific Northwest Clean Water Association. William P. Pfrang, member since 1973, New York Water Environment Association. Kenneth R. Schumacher, member since 1979, New Jersey Water Environment Association. Michael Selak, member […]

Morgan Coast, member since 1976, Ohio Water Environment Association. Eassie M. Miller, member since 1978, Hawaii Water Environment Association.

Keith A. Smart, member since 1981, Water Environment Association of South Carolina.

    Michael A. Pink, member since 1980, Rocky Mountain Water Environment Association.

The Water Environment Federation (WEF; Alexandria, Va.) offers its members indispensable educational resources and forms deep networks between water sector professionals. A new video showcases the benefits of being a WEF member. “Being a WEF member is important to me,” said Eleanor Allen, CEO of Water for People (Denver), in the video. “I feel like […]

James (Jim) E. Smith Jr., grew up in a family that worked in water. His grandfather operated a fishing boat and his uncle managed a Greater Cincinnati Water Works water resource recovery facility (WRRF).  “I always loved being in and around water,” Smith said. This love led him to enter a more-than-50-year career that began […]

Charles R. Airington, member since 1981, Water Environment Association of South Carolina. James Edwards, member since 1981, Rocky Mountain Water Environment Association. John J. Tolmasov, member since 1983, California Water Environment Association. Lawrence C. Thomas, member since 1976, Central States Water Environment Association.

Larry K. Hanes, member since 1977, Ohio Water Environment Association. Robert B. Williams, member since 1974, California Water Environment Association.