Biography:Joshua became a Project Manager for EWB-USA in
2010. He has fifteen years of experience
in the water and wastewater, environmental and sustainability engineering
fields. From 1996-1998, Joshua worked with the City of Boulder in drinking
water treatment, and with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
(NOAA) in database and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) administration.
From 1998-2001, Joshua worked as an Environmental Compliance Engineer for the
Air Force in Sumter, South Carolina, overseeing the water, wastewater, and
petroleum programs. From 2001-2003, Joshua worked for the Environmental
Protection Agency assessing, cleaning up and monitoring the nation's most toxic
hazardous waste sites for Superfund. From 2003-2007, he served as a Lay Mission
Helper missionary in Cameroon,
Africa on water supply projects, where he
initiated, managed and mentored two EWB-USA projects. From 2008-2010, Joshua
worked for Metro Wastewater Reclamation District in Denver, Colorado,
responsible for wastewater transmission and treatment, as well as
organizational sustainability. Joshua is
a Registered Professional Engineer.
Abstracts:EWB-USA
Development Principles:
This presentation describes the basic principles that are
the foundation for all EWB-USA programs. Learning about these principles will help your
chapter carry out a better program with your partner community.
Program
Sustainability:
In this interactive
presentation, we will discuss the principles of sustainability as they relate
to our EWB-USA projects. Please bring
with you any lessons learned or best practices that you would like to discuss. | 