NAWT Scholarship Announced

A student with ties to environmental services will receive $1,000

The National Association of Wastewater Transporters recently announced its essay question for the 2011 William Hapchuk Memorial Scholarship. College students or high school seniors destined for college and participating in or planning to participate in environmental science, life science or related curriculum can qualify for the $1,000 award.

Applicants for the scholarship are asked to write a 1,000-word essay on the this topic:

“Water has been labeled the new oil of the 21st Century because of its limited quantities and scarcity in some places. The next century will challenge us to change the ways we use water. One area receiving a lot of attention is the reuse of wastewater for irrigation, toilet flushing, ground water recharge, and others purposes. Given the importance of this issue, how can pumpers encourage and help promote water reuse as a part of their business?’’

The deadline for submissions is Jan. 1, 2011. Students can download the application form at www.nawt.org.



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