Clean Water Professionals of Kentucky & Tennessee

???Attention Students!??? Are you planning to attend the?2025 KY/TN Water Professionals Conference (WPC)?????? Here’s what you need to know: ??FREE?registration for student members who volunteer or present in the?Student Poster Competition! ??FREE?lodging for students attending the full conference!? ??YP-Day (Monday-only) is FREE?for student members—no volunteering required! ??Student Poster Competition?– showcase your research, win up to?$300, and receive a?$150 travel stipend! ??Student Career Fair?– network with future employers and explore career opportunities! ??$3,500 scholarships?– we have?4 available, apply now! ???Register for WPC, apply for scholarships, and learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gtEN5tDZ Don’t miss out on this amazing opportunity to grow your career in the water sector! #WaterProfessionals #StudentOpportunities #Networking #Scholarships

Celebrate International Women’s Day with us! Women of Water Spotlight: Knoxville Chapter Chapter Leaders: Erin VanHoozier [email protected] and Mackenzie Martin [email protected] Water industry professionals are at the forefront of addressing the impacts of climate change on water resources. They work on solutions for managing water scarcity, ensuring sustainable water use, and mitigating the effects of flooding, drought, and rising sea levels. This makes the industry an essential player in climate adaptation and environmental resilience efforts. The Knoxville Chapter hosts community service events, learning opportunities and networking events for Women of Water. To get involved with the chapter, please contact Erin and Mackenzie. #WomenofWater #InternationalWomensDay #AWWA #CWP #WPC25 #cleanwater #waterquality #watermanagement #wastewatertreatment #waterforall

Celebrate International Women’s Day with us!? Women of Water Spotlight: Chattanooga Chapter Chapter Leaders: Neeley Langham ([email protected]) & Christie Hesse ([email protected]) Women have a powerful role in improving water access in their communities. Their involvement in water management and governance leads to better and more equitable water distribution, improved sanitation practices, and increased local awareness of water conservation. By being at the heart of water management, women often help ensure that solutions are more sustainable and inclusive. The Chattanooga Chapter of Women of Water has been working this year to increase participation and engage in different types of events both professionally?and socially. The chapter organizes fun networking events throughout the year to help connect women in the area.? Get involved by contacting the chapter leaders. #WomenofWater #InternationalWomensDay #AWWA #CWP #WPC25 #cleanwater #waterquality #watermanagement #wastewatertreatment #waterforall

Celebrate International Women’s Day with us! Women of Water Spotlight: Lexington Chapter Chapter Leaders: Krista Citron ([email protected]) & Susan Lancho ([email protected]) Women in the water industry are key drivers of positive change, particularly in advocating for sustainable water practices. Many female leaders are shaping water policies that prioritize long-term environmental sustainability and equitable access to water, ensuring that the industry remains both responsible and forward-thinking. The Lexington Women of Water chapter hosts multiple events each year that are great opportunities to network and learn through other women. The chapter has hosted lunch events, evening happy hours and morning coffees. Get involved with this chapter by contacting the chapter leaders. #WomenofWater #InternationalWomensDay #AWWA #CWP #WPC25 #cleanwater #waterquality #watermanagement #wastewatertreatment #waterforall

Last week was full of great professional development opportunities! On Monday, the Knoxville Women of Water chapter hosted a trivia night—while we didn’t win, we definitely had a great time! It’s always fun to connect with other women in the industry and unwind after work. Huge thank you to Olivia Yates, EI for planning this wonderful event! Later in the week, I had the opportunity to be a panelist on a webinar about the PE exam and licensure. Huge thanks to the Young Professionals Committee for organizing such a great event! I enjoyed sharing my experience and hopefully providing some helpful insights to others on their path to licensure. Looking forward to more events like these in the future!