This
past summer has seen some exciting changes at CEU Plan. Here we "GROW"
again. We have introduced eight new courses already and have
several more on the horizon.
We have also upgraded some of the
coding on our website and have been migrating much of our streaming
content to the cloud to improve your multimedia experience.
Thank
you for being part of CEU Plan
Bill Edgar
President
CEU Plan
Toni Glymph-Martin is one of CEU Plan's most popular instructors. Toni is a nationally recognized expert in wastewater microbiology and has been regionally and nationally recognized with awards for her dedication to continuing education for wastewater treatment operators.
She recently completed the first in a series of books entitled "Wastewater Microbiology: A Handbook for Operators". The handbook can be used to aid in managing the bacterial process at wastewater treatment plants. Color photos and illustrations are included and a supplemental CD-ROM helps with quick reference and identification under the microscope.
In this short video clip, Toni introduces one of her newest CEU Plan courses. We hope that you take a look at this excellent course.
Toni's courses include:
- Filamentious Bacteria Identification & Process Control - one hour text base
- Introduction to Wastewater Microbiology & Process Control - one hour text base
- Wastewater Microbiology & Process Control - part one - three hour streaming - video base
- Wastewater Microbiology & Process Control - part two - two hour streaming - video base
| It
is land supposedly protected forever from development. But
environmentalists fear new wetlands rules from the St. Johns River
Water Management District could allow America¹s largest wetland
mitigation bank, Farmton in northwest Brevard County and Volusia
County, to sprawl with development. - Florida Today Click here for more ... |
The town of Brownwood could soon have a drinking water system
that cycles toilet water through a series of treatment plants and
right back into the municipal water supply. If built, it would be
the most direct reuse of wastewater in America. |
| New Jersey
Water Association Executive Director Richard Howlett told NJ Today
Managing Editor Mike Schneider that the problem is serious and
hidden and could cause problems with water quality and
reliability. - NJTodayOnline Click here for more ... |
WEFTEC 2012 is coming soon to New Orleans. Taking
another hurricane (Isaac) in stride, New Orleans is gearing up for
WEFTEC coming Sept. 29 - Oct. 3 to the New Orleans Morial Convention
Center. The show is the largest water quality conference in North
America offering 148 technical sessions, numerous poster
presentations, facility tours, workshops as well as an exhibition
hall featuring hundreds of exhibitors. - Water Environment Federation Click here for more ... |
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Natural and manmade disasters and emergencies can happen anywhere. Sad to say, but no place is "safe." And any type of major eventâhurricane, ice storm, terrorist attack, or even an major accidental power outage like the one that hit California, Arizona and Mexico in September 2011 can render your treatment plants, lift stations, or distribution/collection system useless. Click here for full article ...
Russell Martin, longtime EPA Region 5 Wastewater treatment guru, officially retired at the end of last year. Russ has been a friend, collegue, and mentor to many operators across the country. He would like to share a few thoughts with you Click here see Russ' note ...
