| Committees |
Charitable Events CommitteeThe Charitable Events Committee hosts fundraisers to support the total water industry. Events take place at WATERCON and throughout the year. Learn More Here!
Diversity and Inclusion CommitteeThe Diversity and Inclusion Committee is comprised of total water professionals committed to improving diversity awareness and inclusion throughout ISAWWA's membership. Learn More Here!
Education CommitteeThe Education Committee is a group of water and wastewater professionals from all facets of total water dedicated to the development and delivery of low-cost educational opportunities for all industry professionals. Learn More Here!
Leadership in Total Water CommitteeThe Leadership in Total Water committee is comprised of members from all sectors of our total water industry that value leadership and professional development. Learn More Here!
MAC CommitteeISAWWA’s MAC Committee serves as a strong and active voice for service providers, consultants, and manufacturers. They are comprised of professionals from the private sector and focus on the WATERCON exhibit hall. Learn More Here!
Mentoring CommitteeThe Mentoring Committee is a group of total water professionals who facilitate ISAWWA’s Mentoring Program. They work to engage section membership with the mentoring program so participants can develop relationships, network, and grow professionally. Learn More Here!
Outreach CommitteeThe Outreach Committee promotes awareness of the essential functions provided by the total water industry to non-AWWA members and those outside of the industry through educational activities, outreach events, and more. Learn More Here!
Sewer Collection CommitteeThe Sewer Collection Committee is a dedicated group of volunteers who come from a wide variety of backgrounds in both the public and private sector that works to provide resources to the wastewater industry with a focus on sewer collection systems. Learn More Here!
Small Systems CommitteeThe Small Systems Committee is dedicated to improving small systems' compliance with drinking water regulations and improving their capacity to provide safe water. Learn More Here!
Source Water CommitteeThe Source Water Protection Committee provides water utilities with the tools and resources to protect their water sources. Learn More Here!
Technology CommitteeISAWWA’s Technology Committee is comprised of technically minded individuals with one shared purpose – to educate water and wastewater professionals in Illinois on the impact and value technology has in everyone's day-to-day work. Learn More Here!
Total Water CommitteeThe Total Water Committee is a group of water professionals interested in identifying the benefits that collectively managing multiple steps of the water cycle can bring to the total water industry, state, economy, taxpayers, public health, and the environment. Learn More Here!
Water Distribution CommitteeThe Water Distribution Committee aims to engage members of ISAWWA in the total water concept with an emphasis on the development of resources specific to the water distribution field. Learn More Here!
Water Efficiency CommitteeThe Water Efficiency Committee is a group of passionate water professionals who work to promote the value of water and water service through the lens of water efficiency. Learn More Here!
Water Utility CouncilThe Water Utility Council represent member utilities and other entities as we education and promote effective legislation and regulations for the total water community. Learn More Here!
Women in Water CommitteeThe Women in Water Committee encourages and supports women’s careers and personal development within the total water industry. They recognize and honor women’s significant achievements in the field, and work to increase gender equality through committee operations. Learn More Here!
Veterans Initiative CommitteeThe Veterans Initiative Committee serves as a resource center for veterans entering the total water industry. Learn More Here!
Young Professionals CommitteeThe YP Committee strives to attract water professionals 35 years and younger or with less than 10 years in the industry to ISAWWA and provides them opportunities to develop career-building skills. Learn More Here! |
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