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Advancing the water workforce by funding scholarships and leadership programs for university students, young professionals, and K-12.
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2024 Donor Impact Report
Impact Report

Summer 2024 Newsletter
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2024 Scholarship Recognition Program
AWWA Funded Scholarships
University Students
AWWA’s Scholarship Program provides 26 AWWA and corporate sponsored scholarships for university students pursuing a career in the water sector.




DC Fly-In
The AWWA DC Fly-In scholarship recipients will attend issue briefings and congressional visits with their AWWA Section leaders.
AWWA Water Equation congratulates these young professionals on their selection for 2024 Water Matters:
- Cole Benak, Pacific Northwest Section
- Jeniece Neville, Illinois Section
- Tiffany Tran, California/Nevada Section
- Torin Johnson, Pennsylvania Section
- Sarah Burns, Florida Section
K-12 STEAM Education Programs
The Women for Water Circle of Giving contributed $14,000 in 2024 funding to programs that provide water science education and leadership instruction to students.
Programs funded include:
STEAMpark, NJ (NJ Section Share the Love Campaign)
Rivanna Conservation Alliance, Virginia
Prince William Service Authority, Virginia
Seminole High School Engineering Academy, Florida
Groundwork Denver, Colorado
Vector Space, Virginia
Women’s Foundation of Arkansas, Arkansas
Broward P3 Eco-Challenge, Florida
Girl Scouts of Central & Southern New Jersey (NJ Section Share the Love Campaign)
Girls of Promise, Arkansas
Loggerhead Marinelife Center, Florida
Seminole High School Engineering Academy, Florida
Women’s Foundation of Arkansas
Blue Thumb Jr. Detective Program, Florida
Broward P3 Eco-Challenge, Florida
Center for Aquatic Sciences, New Jersey (NJ Section Share the Love Campaign)
Fleet Science Center, California











Community Engineering Corps
Community Engineering Corps is a partnership between AWWA, American Society of Civil Engineers, and Engineers Without Borders-USA. This partnership combines the strengths of three organizations to provide technical expertise to underserved communities in the U.S. and ensure that their infrastructure meets their community’s needs.
Community Engineering Corps

