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Membership

Board Of Directors

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WWOA-CWEA Job Bank

 


Who We Are

The Chesapeake Water Environment Association is dedicated to improving water quality and protecting the water environment in Delaware, Maryland, and the District of Columbia. The Association strives to do this through public education, the exchange of technical and scientific information among water quality professionals, the training of wastewater and water treatment plant operators, and by offering technical expertise and advice to the law-making and regulatory processes.

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The CWEA is a Member Association
of the Water Environment Federation.


MEMBERSHIP

The membership is composed of professionals who operate and maintain wastewater treatment plants and collection systems; educators; engineers; scientists; designers, manufactures and representative of wastewater treatment equipment; and members of local, state and federal governments. Student memberships are available to those in college who plan to follow a career in water pollution control.

MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS

 

Involvement in CWEA's Committees which include:

Biosolids and Residuals Management: This is an area which is very much in the news today. Committee members arrange seminars and symposia.

Government Affairs: Most recently, this committee set up the Chesapeake Bay Program Ad Hoc Committee. This committee has been working with government entities; organizations whose sole focus is the Bay; and industry and agriculture interests whose activities impact the Bay.

Public Education: This committee has been very active in WEF's Adopt-a-School program. In 1994-1995, the committee reached 768 students in area middle schools and educated them about water quality and the role they can play in preserving their environment.

Student Activities: Get involved with local university students and help them as they move towards a career in water quality. This committee arranges career days, outings and a student paper competition.

Other committees include Industrial Programs, Awards, By-laws, Membership, and Safety.

 

 

 

Publications and Periodicals:

The Ecoletter is the Association's quarterly publication which contains information that pertains to all CWEA members. It features a wide spectrum of articles covering conferences, regulations, treatment projects and management to name a few.

 

The following periodicals are available to WEF/CWEA members:

Water Environment & Technology

Water Environment Research

Operations Forum

Water Environment Laboratory

Solutions

Industrial Wastewater

Water Environment Regulation

Watch

WEF Highlights

Biosolids Technical Bulletin

 

 

 

Awards and Professional Recognition which include the:

Leonard Glass Memorial Award

Abel Wolman Award

Safety Awards

Plant O&M Awards

Research Awards

Student Awards

 

 

 

Participation in the annual conference which includes:

Presenting papers and attending technical sessions, including updates on federal and state regulations.

Meeting with vendors who exhibit their products and display their services.

Networking and discussing issues of common interest
with other members.

 

 

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CWEA BOARD OF DIRECTORS

CWEA OFFICERS AND BOARD MEMBERS
 2009 thru 2010

OFFICE

NAME

PHONE

PRESIDENT

Hiram Tanner

202-264-3861

PRESIDENT-ELECT

Craig Murray

215-931-4344

VICE PRESIDENT

Ted DeBoda

410-486-3500

PAST PRESIDENT

Aaron Nelson

757-518-2410

WEF DELEGATE (2011)

Jon Doane

301-921-2866

WEF DELEGATE (2010)

Ray Schulte

410-316-7982

WEF DELEGATE at LARGE

TRUSTEE - DEL

Carrie DeSimone

302-674-9280

TRUSTEE - MD

Laurie Perkins

410-242-3838

TRUSTEE – DC

Salil Kharkar

202-787-4146

SECRETARY

Carlos Espinosa

410-316-7858

TREASURER

Tim Wolfe

410-316-7849

 PWO MA REPRESENTATIVE

Sam Amad

301-206-7903

AWARDS

Russ Sharpe

301-498-5678

BIOSOLIDS AND RESIDUALS MANAGEMENT

Paresh Sanghavi

301-273-2170

Business Practices

Karl Ott

301-609-5632

BYLAWS AND DIRECTORY

Sharon Cole

410-222-7976

BUDGET / FINANCE

Karl Ott

301-609-5632

COLLECTION SYSTEMS

Kraig Moodie

410-472-1590

TRI CONFERENCE 2010

Craig Murray

215-931-4344

GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS

Paul Sayan

LABORATORY PRACTICES

Clarence Beverhoudt

301-206-7575

MAMWA LIAISON

Angela Essner

301-552-6121

MEMBERSHIP

Muminu Badmus

202-264-3861

NOMINATIONS

Karl Ott

301-609-5632

PLANT OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE

Akshay Kumar (Chair)

301-479-1253

PUBLIC EDUCATION

Shelley Pitter

PUBLICATIONS

Cynthia Lane

202-326-6122

SAFETY

Sorin Schwartz

202-787-4347

SHORT COURSE

Wayne Reed (CWEA Coordinator)

202-612-3520

SPRING MEETING

Joan I. Fernandez (Chair)

301-479-1251

STRATEGIC PLANNING
AND IMPLEMENTATION

Russ Sharpe

301-498-5678

STUDENT ACTIVITIES

Janine Yieh

410-771-4950

TECHNICAL EDUCATION

Eric Coates

202-220-0150

TRAINING, REVIEW & EVALUATION

Gary Wagner

410-396-2898

WATER REUSE

Tiffany G. Bains

410-682-2660

WEB SITE

Anthony Rocco

410-313-4997

WERF LIASON

Paresh Sanghavi

301-273-2170

YOUNG PROFESSIONALS

Beth Blair (Chair)

301-556-4295

CWEA Administrator

Ann Baugher

717-646-1088

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