The primary purpose of the Water Environment
Federation is education. An important part of the Federation's
involvement in education begins at the university level with
the education of engineering students. As a professor of
sanitary engineering at Harvard University, Gordon Maskew
Fair achieved exceptional results in preparing students for
the professional field of sanitary engineering. Beyond the
purely technical information, he imparted to his students
a desire for environmental harmony and taught them to use
their engineering skills toward the realization of that end.
Dr. Fair's insight into the capabilities and limitations
of the field of sanitary engineering inspired research and
investigation into emerging areas of concern. This medal
commemorates Dr. Fair's contributions and likewise the contributions
of his fellow educators.
Criteria:
- Documentation of worthy accomplishments
in the training and development of future engineers. (Detailed
resume or CV)
- Must be a member of the Water Environment
Federation.
Submit:
- Nomination Form
- One page biography of the nominee
- Specific reasons for nomination (one page
maximum)
- Any other supporting material required under
Criteria or that you feel would be helpful in the selection
process.
Nominations Accepted From:
Member Associations
Nomination Deadline:
Eight copies of nomination material should reach the Water
Environment Federation Awards Department by April 1.
Click
here to send a nomination or request more information
on this award.
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