The NEWEA Young Professionals (YP) committee focuses on fostering increased interest and participation in the NEWEA organization by water and wastewater professionals new to the industry. The committee plans and runs events throughout the year including a networking and mentorship program at the annual conference in January, wastewater treatment plant and brewery tours (aptly named […]
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Lieutenant Governor Karyn Polito Set to Speak at NEWEA 2017
NEWEA is proud to announce that Lieutenant Governor Karyn Polito will be the Keynote Speaker for the Annual Conference Opening Session on Monday, January 23, 2017. NEWEA’s Annual Conference & Exhibit will take place January 22-25, 2017 at the Boston Marriott Copley Place Hotel in Boston, Massachusetts. Karyn Polito was inaugurated on January 8th, […]
Local Students to Represent New England in Prestigious Water Science Competition
Students from each of the six New England States will be competing in a prestigious water science event. NEWEA is proud to announce… CT – The Analysis of Clay Flocculation’s Effect on the Benthic Zone Used as a Mitigation Technique for Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs) by Julia Ennis from Bridgeport Regional Aquaculture School in Fairfield, CT MA […]
Look for the all new NEWEA website coming November 21
NEWEA’s new website is all about education, participation and collaboration. Members, interacting with NEWEA online is now easier than ever Our website is now integrated with a powerful new association management tool that enables members to sign in and create an account to manage NEWEA-related business including: – membership status – event registration – sponsorship […]
Make 2018 the year you join us!
NEWEA offers four unique programs to meet your commitment and contribution levels: Sponsor, Advertiser, Partner and Donor We are excited to offer a wide range of opportunities to invest in working for water quality in New England. Whether making institutional investments or acting as a concerned and engaged citizen, our goal is to make it […]
MassCEC Now Offering Funding for Innovation at Wastewater Treatment Plants
The Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC) is now seeking proposals for the piloting of innovative technologies at publicly owned wastewater treatment (WWT) districts or authorities in Massachusetts under the Wastewater Treatment Plant Innovative Technology Pilot Program. Applicant teams shall be comprised of one wastewater treatment district or authority as the lead applicant and at least […]
Meet NEWEA Member Jessica Cajigas
NEWEA’s Program Committee Chair Jessica Cajigas. Jessica is employed by Comprehensive Environmental Inc. (CEI) where she has worked for the last four years as a Senior Environmental Scientist. Her projects include watershed assessments and nutrient loading studies, evaluations of water supply issues with respect to the new SMWI standards, MS4 compliance, and hazardous waste site […]
Meet NEWEA’s Registration Committee Chair, Kate Biedron
For many of us, Kate is the first friendly face that greets us when we arrive to register at our conferences. Kate is a Project Manager and Registered Professional Engineer for CDM Smith and has worked in their Manchester, New Hampshire office for the last 10 years. She works in the world of Collection Systems […]
Member Profile: Amy Anderson, Program Chair
In this Spring edition of waterlink, we profile Amy Anderson, Program Committee Chair. Amy insists she is just a regular employee but actions speak louder than words. Thanks to the good advice of colleagues at Arcadis, she became very active in NEWEA soon after she joined in 2005. Amy currently serves as chair of the […]
Member Profile: Charles Tyler, MWRA Process Operations
In this issue, we profile a man of many talents and a one of a kind, NEWEA Past President, Assessment and Development Committee Chair, Executive Committee Parliamentarian, photographer extraordinaire, and operator’s operator, Charles Tyler. Charlie has been an active member of NEWEA since 1984, and is presently employed by the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority as […]
