Left to right: Liam Bernier, Jenna
Bogaczyk, Becca Viguers, Professor Brown
Left to right: Ali Alinkis, Ali
AlQarni, Mana Almansour
On Tuesday, January 24, civil
engineering students Ali Alinkis, Ali Alquarni, Mana Almansour, Liam Bernier,
Jenna Bogaczyk, and Becca Viguers joined Professor Todd Brown at the Annual
Conference of the New England Water Environment Association in Boston.
The annual event is recognized as the place in New England to convene the
brightest minds and the most innovative water quality solutions.
This prestigious conference, which
consistently attracts over 2000 engineers, consultants, scientists, operators
and students features a variety of technical sessions and over 200 exhibitor
displays. The conference provides an opportunity for professional exchange of
information and state-of-the-art concepts in wastewater treatment and other
water environment issues.
The students learned about pumps,
valves and other wastewater industry equipment in the exhibit hall and attended
various technical presentations on current water quality topics. They
also began expanding their professional network, meeting water quality
professionals from around the region.
Students interested in similar
opportunities in the environmental field are welcome to contact Professor Brown
at tobrown@hartford.edu.
Todd M. Brown, P.E.
Applied Assistant Professor of
Engineering
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING,
TECHNOLOGY, AND ARCHITECTURE
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