Eddy Wastewater Principles/Processes Medal

The Eddy Medal honors Harrison Prescott Eddy, a prominent engineer and a pioneer in the field of wastewater treatment. The medal is awarded for research that makes a vital contribution to the existing knowledge of the fundamental principles or process of wastewater treatment, as comprehensively described and published in a federation periodical.

Eligibility:

Articles published in a Federation periodical during any stated calendar year are eligible for nomination.
Nominations of articles published in WEF national conference proceedings.
Published articles in Member Association publications are eligible for consideration but must be nominated by either the Member Association or by a WEF member. The principal author and majority of the co-authors (if there be any) must be WEF member(s).

Nominations Accepted From:

The Eddy Wastewater Principles/Processes Medal is presented annually. All articles published in a Federation periodical during any stated calendar year are eligible for nomination.

Nominations Deadline:

Annually, nominations can be submitted to Awards@wef.org by March 31, at 11:59PM (Eastern).

Questions or Comments:

Contact Rebecca Culhane, Manager, Awards and Scholarships

ph: 1+(703-684-2400) x7070

E-mail: rculhane@wef.org