WEAT committees are responsible for guiding the Association’s technical and
educational resource development, conference offerings, and public education
resources. A number of committees, such as the Awards, Strategic Planning,
Membership, and Young Professional committees, help guide WEAT policy
development, put on WEAT events, and make sure that WEAT meets the needs of
members. WEAT has thirty-five committees:
| KNOWLEDGE
COMMITTEES Committees dedicated to advancement of the various facets of the water environment profession Air Quality and Odor Control Biosolids Management Collection Systems Electrical, Instrumentation & Controls Environmental Management Systems Ethics Education Ground Water Industrial Waste & Pretreatment Laboratory Municipal Waste Treatment Operations & Maintenance Safety Stormwater Utility Management Water Reuse Watershed Management |
DELIVERY
COMMITTEES Committee responsible for and assisting in providing services to WEAT's membership and other industry professionals. Awards Manufacturers and Reps Ops Challenge Professional Development Publications Scholarships Specialty Conferences Texas Water Steering and Sub Committees: Texas Water Program Texas Water Exhibits Texas Water Planning Texas Water Resolution |
STAKEHOLDER
COMMITTEES Committees interfacing with segments of the population targeted for communication about the importance of water environment initiatives and profession. Government Relations Public Education Young Professionals (YP) YP University Forum YP Student Sections
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MANAGEMENT
COMMITTEE Committees assisting in the governance of WEAT communicating directly with the Board of Directors. Administration Audit and Budget Bylaws Committee Leadership Council Management Review Membership Nominating Strategic Planning Committee |
Perhaps the greatest benefit of committees is for the WEAT members who serve
on the committees. Working on a committee is an opportunity to develop contacts,
exchange ideas with peers from around the country, provides a means for
professional recognition, and helps build careers. Most importantly, working on
a committee is an opportunity to help shape the water quality industry today and
for tomorrow.
Make the move and join a committee today! Download our
committee application form (PDF) and follow the instructions.