the Environment Groundwater Surface Water Hydraulics and Waterways Irrigation and Drainage Planning and Management Urban Water Resources Water Supply, Wastewater, and Storm Water Watershed Domestic and International Interdisciplinary Issues Student membership is open to full-time students with an expressed interest in the environmental or water resources field of practice. Organizational membership is available for associations, government agencies, educational institutions, or corporations whose activities impact the environment and water resources fields of practice. The objectives of EWRI are to provide for the technical, educational and professional needs of its members, and to serve the public in the use, conservation, and protection of natural resources and in the enhancement of human well-being by: Advancing the knowledge and improving the practice of engineering and the related sciences; Lending expertise to the development of public policy, and; Partnering with governmental, industrial, educational and other organizations. The responsibility to provide leadership to accomplish these goals and to ensure the professional quality of EWRI products rests with the technical and operations councils and committees. Your Career with EWRI Early Career: Whether you are a student eager to start your engineering career, or a new professional who wants to expand your knowledge and leadership skills, your EWRI Membership provides you with network opportunities as well as access to technical information. Enroll in the course to help you earn your first career milestone through expert-led webinars (also available for download at no additional cost). Join your local to build your professional network. Submit a paper to the Mid-Career: Your EWRI Membership can help you further you career in any stage. As a mid-career professional, you can: Gain visibility by publishing articles or showcase your expertise by presenting at EWRI and
the Environment Groundwater Surface Water Hydraulics and Waterways Irrigation and Drainage Planning and Management Urban Water Resources Water Supply, Wastewater, and Storm Water Watershed Domestic and International Interdisciplinary Issues Student membership is open to full-time students with an expressed interest in the environmental or water resources field of practice. Organizational membership is available for associations, government agencies, educational institutions, or corporations whose activities impact the environment and water resources fields of practice. The objectives of EWRI are to provide for the technical, educational and professional needs of its members, and to serve the public in the use, conservation, and protection of natural resources and in the enhancement of human well-being by: Advancing the knowledge and improving the practice of engineering and the related sciences; Lending expertise to the development of public policy, and; Partnering with governmental, industrial, educational and other organizations. The responsibility to provide leadership to accomplish these goals and to ensure the professional quality of EWRI products rests with the technical and operations councils and committees. Your Career with EWRI Early Career: Whether you are a student eager to start your engineering career, or a new professional who wants to expand your knowledge and leadership skills, your EWRI Membership provides you with network opportunities as well as access to technical information. Enroll in the course to help you earn your first career milestone through expert-led webinars (also available for download at no additional cost). Join your local to build your professional network. Submit a paper to the Mid-Career: Your EWRI Membership can help you further you career in any stage. As a mid-career professional, you can: Gain visibility by publishing articles or showcase your expertise by presenting at EWRI and
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