Roy F. Weston Award
Roy F. Weston Award
Description: The Roy F. Weston Award was established in 1985 by the PWEA to acknowledge significant individual contributions to the field of industrial waste management. From a broadly based perspective, it recognizes the professional achievements of Awardees whose activities may have been conducted in the public or private sectors, in government service, or in academia.
Award Criteria: Significant individual contributions to the field of industrial wastes, demonstrated as follows.
- Importance of the individual's contribution to the field of industrial waste management
- Significance of the individual's contribution to the industrial waste management industry as a whole
- Length and continuity of the individual's service
- Individual's contribution to the professional development of others
- Other miscellaneous relevant factors
Eligibility: Individual must be a current member in good standing of PWEA
Nomination Process: The Industrial Waste Pretreatment Committee will review all nominations and will send a recommendation(s) to the Awards Committee; the Awards Committee is responsible for making final selection of award recipient.
