With more participation, reach and impact than ever, you will not want to miss the 2019 National Water Policy Fly-In! As the Trump administration and 116th Congress turn their collective focus towards infrastructure investment – a bipartisan issue – it is crucial that policymakers hear directly from YOU about the challenges your utility, agency and community face; and that sound policy and robust investment in water are critical for all Americans right now.

The National Water Policy Fly-In Young Professional Scholarship program seeks to provide Young Professionals with an opportunity to participate in the highest levels of policy advocacy before Congress and the administration as well as to build professional connections with water professionals from the nation.  This unique scholarship gives Young Professionals the platform to speak up and to help WEF deliver a message to Congress and Administration officials that sound policy and robust investment in water are critical for all Americans right now!

Scholarship Deadline: March 22, 2019

Scholarship Value: $100.00 (covers cost of registration)*

Applicants must:

  • Be a WEF Young Professional (YP) Member.
  • Be 35 years of age or less at the time of application.
  • Have five or fewer years’ experience in the sector.
  • Limit of 30 applicants will be accepted.
  • YPs from WY, OR, LA, DE, and AL are strongly encouraged to apply – although scholarships are available to all YPs! 

How to apply:

  • Scholarship form will be available when registration opens in the coming days.

For more information:

  • Contact Amy Kathman at akathman@wef.org.   
  • NOTICE: Scholarships are available on a first-come-first-serve basis and WEF retains the right of selection. WEF’s selection committee will make all final decisions.
  • Interested applicants are encouraged to contact their state’s Members Association to join their Fly-in delegation.  

*May also include a $100 stipend.

Together, we can move the levers of power, and continue advancing water priorities on the national and local levels.