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Make the Most of Your Membership!Get more involved in the Section by becoming a volunteer! ISAWWA volunteers are committed to our mission and find personal and professional value in sharing their time and expertise with others. If this sounds like you, we encourage you to participate in one of our volunteer opportunities!
"Beyond the training and everything I've learned from ISAWWA, I continue to be involved because of the people. I've learned invaluable lessons and made life-long connections in this industry from ISAWWA."- Megan Fox, Baxter & Woodman 
Join a Committee!Expand your professional network and share your expertise!
Become a Micro-Volunteer!Share your time with us for a short term opportunity!
Speak Up!Your expertise is needed for webinars, seminars, and other educational events.
Become a Sponsor Today!Maximize your exposure and support ISAWWA initiatives. CommitteesISAWWA hosts several committees that members can join. Committees range from technical aspects of the total water industry to engagement with our members and the public. While each committee has their own goals, they all strive to positively impact our industry through a variety of education, articles, and networking opportunities. Browse our list of committees HERE. Micro-VolunteeringMicro-volunteering opportunities are one time or short-term commitments that can range from attending a career fair, judging a contest, or developing new education sessions. Click HERE for a list of current micro-volunteer opportunities. This list is updated monthly, so be sure to visit often for new opportunities! Speaker OpportunitiesISAWWA offers over 80 educational sessions to members a year! This wouldn't be possible without volunteers who share their expertise with us! View our call for speakers HERE. SponsorshipIt's thanks to our sponsors that the section can provide its many resources and opportunities to our members. If you're interested in contributing as a sponsor, check out our current sponsorship packages HERE. If you have any questions, please email Annie Storey, Executive Director. 
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