Spring Member Meeting Recap Thank you to InSinkErator for hosting The Water Council’s Spring Member Meeting To kick off The Water Council’s Spring Member Meeting, InSinkErator showed off their striking new R&D headquarters that opened in October 2018. The facility was nothing short of spectacular with different product testing rooms, collaborative work spaces and open… Read More
Road to Global Entrepreneurship Summit: Milwaukee Milwaukee will garner national and international attention in November as it hosts the “Road to GES.” Milwaukee was selected as one of three principal U.S. cities to help raise awareness in the lead up to the eighth annual Global Entrepreneurship Summit (GES) in Hyderabad, India on November 28-30, 2017. Milwaukee… Read More
Freshwater Guest Blogger By: Maddie Zopp, Director of Research and Conservation, Riveredge Nature Center Hands-on water quality education programs have been a cornerstone of the educational offerings of Riveredge Nature Center for its entire 49 year history. Each year, over 2,100 students don a pair of waders and explore the macro-invertebrate life and chemical parameters of… Read More
PREPARING THE NEXT GENERATION OF FUTURE WATER LEADERS By: Colin Flanner, Intern & Student Chapter Liaison for The Water Council and Student at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee This year a new course out of the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee’s School of Freshwater Sciences (SFS) recently became available to undergraduates at the main campus on… Read More
By: Kathy Quirk, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee April 18, 2017 Cristal Sanchez-Estrada is feeding her love of science by immersing herself in research on algae and phosphorus in lake waters. The senior from Milwaukee sees her work as an undergraduate student scientist in a lab at the School of Freshwater Sciences as a way of fulfilling… Read More
The School of Freshwater Sciences at UW-Milwaukee has announced that it will offer Freshwater 190: Death and Life in the Great Lakes as a General Education Requirement course for Natural Science to non-science undergraduate students beginning in the Spring 2017 semester. Read More
The goal of the first-ever WOW! & the Water Industry was to showcase the thriving water industry in Milwaukee to the group of Brownies and their troop leaders. We highlighted many potential careers they can explore as they enter the talent education network of possibilities. Read More
23 POSITIONS OPEN IN WAUKESHA, WI Evoqua, the global leader in helping municipalities and industrial companies protect and improve the world’s most fundamental natural resource, water; is looking for exceptional candidates to join their team in Waukesha, WI. In response to a recently enhanced retirement program, a number of positions have become available. Below, you… Read More
Accelerate Your Water Career Today! Badger Meter is a world-class employer where ingenuity and excellence are welcome and encouraged! Last year Badger Meter had excellent success in filling their internship positions through The Water Council’s relationships with local universities. This year the number of positions available is a bit smaller, due to the fact that… Read More
FRESHWATER GUEST BLOGGER: Nate Conroy | Teacherpreneur | STEMhero Two games created in Milwaukee with the support of Water Council Members ABB Inc, Pentair, and Sage Water, will be showcased at the Smithsonian in Washington D.C. The games were created in October 2015 as part of a national competition called for by the White House, hosted locally at… Read More