Bill Butler was a lifelong contributor to the water and wastewater industry in Atlantic Canada and a very active member of ACWWA and AWWA. Bill spent much of his career at the Saint John City’s Water and Sewerage Department but ended his legacy as the Commissioner of Community Services in Saint John. Two of Bill’s biggest interests were people and water, combined with his appointment as President of Water for People – Canada from 1994 until his retirement. In whatever area Bill worked, he showed enthusiasm, professionalism and a true interest in the people he worked with. He gave those working in the water and wastewater sector a sense of team pride in providing such essential services to citizens
About Atlantic Canada Water & Wastewater Association (ACWWA)
The Atlantic Canada Water & Wastewater Association (ACWWA) is a 'Section' of the American Water Works Association (AWWA) and a 'Member Association' of the Water Environment Federation (WEF). The Executive Board meets on a regular basis to ensure goals of the Association are being addressed. The Board guides and directs the Office Administrator regarding the business affairs of the Association. The Board also provides high-level leadership and guidance to the Directors for the many committees working on ... continue reading
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Atlantic Canada Water & Wastewater Association Bill Butler Scholarship
Aim and Benefits of Atlantic Canada Water & Wastewater Association Bill Butler Scholarship
- One yearly cash award with a value of $1000 plus a one-year membership to the American Water Works Association and ACWWA. A $500 donation to Water for People will be simultaneously given in the name of the ACWWA Bill Butler Scholarship.
- All scholarships are for one year (non-renewable)
Requirements for Atlantic Canada Water & Wastewater Association Bill Butler Scholarship Qualification
An applicant shall:
- Be registered as a student in a water/wastewater operations program in an Atlantic Canadian community college, institute of technology or other institution.
- Intend to pursue a career related to the water or wastewater industry.
Interview date, Process and Venue for Atlantic Canada Water & Wastewater Association Bill Butler Scholarship
Assessment Criteria
- Academic record in last year of study (20%)
- Statement/essay (60%)
- Work experience and extracurricular activities (20%)
Preference will be given to a candidate with a demonstrated interest in working in the water or wastewater treatment, collection or distribution sectors.
Documents Required for Application
All applications must be accompanied by uploaded files containing the following.
- A short biography
- A recent personal photo suitable for publicity use on the ACWWA Website.
- A 500-word statement or essay of the applicant's interest, knowledge, and future water/wastewater industry goals. The information should list applicable work experience or extracurricular activities.
- A description/list of planned future studies.
- A transcript showing courses completed in the last year of study.
Click this link for more information on eligibility and the application process.
Application Deadline
March 31, 2025
How to Apply
Interested and qualified? Go to
Atlantic Canada Water & Wastewater Association (ACWWA) on www.acwwa.ca to apply
For more details, visit Atlantic Canada Water & Wastewater Association Bill Butler Scholarship webpage
