AWWA Member Spotlight – Kaitlin Mattos, Anchorage, Alaska

Occupation: Doctoral student, National Science Foundation (NSF) Graduate Research Fellow, University of Colorado at Boulder, conducting fieldwork in rural Alaska (Photos courtesy of Kaitlin Mattos)

Career Zone -- Succeeding in today’s upended job market

By Stuart Karasik

AWWA celebrates virtual leadership transition

In an historic virtual Presidential Gavel Passing Ceremony this week, Melissa Elliott (pictured right) began her one-year term as president of the American Water Works Association (AWWA), stating she plans to focus on economics, engagement and equity.

WIFIA loan boosts civic pride while improving water infrastructure

In the early 1900s, Cortland, N.Y., was a bustling, wealthy city, developed around several major employers that manufactured everything from women’s corsets to screen doors to heavy-duty trucks.

Melissa Elliott of Colorado takes gavel as AWWA president

Workplace social distancing, declining revenue among water sector concerns during pandemic

Water Utility Insider - June 26, 2020

Final perchlorate advisory

AWWA Statement on Perchlorate

Incoming AWWA president uniquely qualified for navigating changing times

During this period of unprecedented disruption and change, it’s remarkably timely that the incoming president of the American Water Works Association (AWWA) is skilled at collaborating to build new paths forward.