Water and Environmental Technology, Thaddeus Stevens College

One Water. It's all connected. Check out our '18 graduate Laura Perry in this Fox 43 news piece.

Fighting flooding through innovative stormwater solutions Instructors and experts at Thaddeus Stevens and Lancaster City look at green solutions to minimize localized flooding following strong storms.

Life finds a way! We are headed into nutrient removal in our WW II Class. Our Sequencing Batch Reactor (SBR) is currently generating good effluent we are now using to irrigate plants as part of a nutrient study. Day 4 and our first seed has sprouted. We are growing grass, two types of lettuce, and beans. When complete, students will assess the effectiveness of using land application of effluent as both a source of irrigation water and nutrients for crops.

Thanks to Nathan Laucks and all of the staff at Inframark for hosting our 2nd Year students at the Borough of Lititz Drinking Water Plant. It was a busy day balancing our tour with the ongoing upgrades to the plant automation and control system at the plant. It was great to learn more about the Source Water Protection Program for this water supply, and all of the efforts at the plant to provide safe and tasty drinking water to Borough and surrounding Warwick Township residents.

Thanks to Allison Zechman and the staff at City of Lancaster’s Advanced Wastewater Treatment Facility for being such gracious hosts. Our 2nd year students enjoyed learning more about the significant capital investments that City of Lancaster has been making recently at the facility, and its long-term commitment to doing its part for a shared vision of clean and clear water in Lancaster County by 2040.

Thanks to Steve McBryde and all the staff at Chester Water Authority for a great tour this week. What a great gem in SE Pennsylvania..

Happy Water New Year everyone!!! Thanks to 2nd Year WET student Azriel Troutman for the great graphic. Over the next few days we'll celebrate by looking back over the last year at some events in our program.

A big thank you to Tina Meyers and her staff at New Holland Authority for hosting our 1st Year WET students today. We were able to see first-hand how this community is protecting Mill Creek and the Chesapeake Bay Watershed through investment and operation of advanced nutrient removal treatment technologies and the Class A, Exceptional Quality Biosolids product they generate for beneficial reuse.

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Fall Open House Attending our Open House is a great way to get an inside look at Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology. From our Admissions and Financial Aid overview to meeting with faculty and touring labs, discov

Come see us tomorrow from 9:30 to 1:30. Our fall Open House is in-person!!!!

Today is World Water Day. This year's is about understanding how water is valued by different people in different contexts, so we can safeguard this resource for everyone. What does water mean to you?

Learn | World Water Day 2021 Valuing Water Water means different things to different people. This conversation is about what water means to you. How is water important to your home and family life, your livelihood, your cultural practices, your wellbeing, your local environment? In households, schools and workplaces, water can....

The Pennsylvania Water Environment Association (PWEA) will be hosting an online screening of Brave Blue World, a documentary film that examines how new technologies and innovations can create a sustainable water future.

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PWEA Online Screening of Brave Blue World Documentary Virtual screening of Brave Blue World, a documentary film that examines how new technologies and innovations can create a sustainable water