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Water Environmental Technology

Water Environmental Technology

Degree Type: Associate of Applied Science Degree, AAS, Certificate, CER, Not Accepting New Students

Pathway: Science, Engineering and Math

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Please note: 

The Water Environmental Technology Program (Water Environmental Technology AAS, Wastewater Collection & Treatment Certificate, and Water Distribution & Treatment Certificate) has been discontinued and is no longer admitting new students.

Pikes Peak State College is committed to supporting current Water Environmental Technology students through their graduation. For current students completing the Water Environmental Technology AAS or Certificates, please contact Kristi Ramey at (Kristi.Ramey@pikespeak.edu) or (719)502-2028.

 

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why choose water environmental technology?

Water is an essential nutrient for sustaining all life. The quality of our nation's water systems is a concern for current and future generations. Water and wastewater technicians inspect, sample, test and monitor groundwater and surface water sources for harmful contaminants. PPSC Water Environmental Technology students learn about this important field and how to apply the skills needed to succeed in the workforce.

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What do PPSC Water Environmental Technology students study?

The Water Environmental Technology Program (Water Environmental Technology AAS, Wastewater Collection & Treatment Certificate, and Water Distribution & Treatment Certificate) has been discontinued and is no longer admitting new students.

Water Environmental Technology instructors teach an in-depth understanding of the distribution, collection and treatment of water and wastewater. 

You will learn:

  • The science and math of water treatment
  • The wastewater collection systems
  • The importance of safety and security systems
  • The water cycle for human use and consumption

Water Environmental Technology incorporates classroom, field experiences, and group projects to help students prepare for work in water and wastewater treatment facilities.

 

 

 

Degree and Certificate Options

Pikes Peak State College had several Water Environmental Technology degree and certificate options.
 
However, these degrees and certificates have been discontinued and are no longer admitting new students
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The Water Environmental Technology Program is designed to prepare students for employment at the technician level in water and wastewater treatment operations.

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This Wastewater Collection & Treatment certificate is designed to prepare students for work in water and wastewater treatment facilities.

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This Water Distribution & Treatment certificate is designed to prepare students for work in water and wastewater treatment facilities.

Water Environmental Technology Classes You Might Take

Classes you might take will vary depending on the degree or certificate option(s) you pursue. Check the course catalog for specific classes required to reach your goals.

Please Note: The Water Environmental Technology Program (Water Environmental Technology AAS, Wastewater Collection & Treatment Certificate, and Water Distribution & Treatment Certificate) has been discontinued and is no longer admitting new students.

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Karen Medville

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PPSC laid the foundation for me to build on. It provided the appropriate level of course work that I needed in order to believe in myself.

Karen Medville
American Indian Program Manager | Class of 1985

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