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The AWWA Diversity & Member Inclusion Committee: Breaking New Ground

Mahan, H. Ali

The Diversity & Member Inclusion Committee was created in 1990 as the AWWA Minority Affairs Committee. A year later the committee became the Minority & Women Affairs Committee. By 1996, the committee had been broken into two parts, with the Women & Minorities in Water Industry Committee under the Technical & Education Council's Management Division, and the Diversity Committee as an administrative committee under the Public Affairs Council. The board of directors then elevated a retooled Diversity & Member Inclusion Committee (DMIC) to be a standing committee. Today, the DMIC focuses not only on involvement but, as is reflected in the name, on practices of inclusion.

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The AWWA Diversity & Member Inclusion Committee: Breaking New Ground

Mahan, H. Ali

The Diversity & Member Inclusion Committee was created in 1990 as the AWWA Minority Affairs Committee. A year later the committee became the Minority & Women Affairs Committee. By 1996, the committee had been broken into two parts, with the Women & Minorities in Water Industry Committee under the Technical & Education Council's Management Division, and the Diversity Committee as an administrative committee under the Public Affairs Council. The board of directors then elevated a retooled Diversity & Member Inclusion Committee (DMIC) to be a standing committee. Today, the DMIC focuses not only on involvement but, as is reflected in the name, on practices of inclusion.

The AWWA Diversity & Member Inclusion Committee: Breaking New Ground

Mahan, H. Ali

The Diversity & Member Inclusion Committee was created in 1990 as the AWWA Minority Affairs Committee. A year later the committee became the Minority & Women Affairs Committee. By 1996, the committee had been broken into two parts, with the Women & Minorities in Water Industry Committee under the Technical & Education Council's Management Division, and the Diversity Committee as an administrative committee under the Public Affairs Council. The board of directors then elevated a retooled Diversity & Member Inclusion Committee (DMIC) to be a standing committee. Today, the DMIC focuses not only on involvement but, as is reflected in the name, on practices of inclusion.

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Title:

The AWWA Diversity & Member Inclusion Committee: Breaking New Ground

Contributors:

Mahan, H. Ali (author)

Published in:

Journal ‐ American Water Works Association ; 108 ; 14-16

Publication date:

2016-08-01

Size:

3 pages

ISSN:

1551-8833 , 0003-150X

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5942/jawwa.2016.108.0132

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

English

Keywords:

Workforce Diversity , Education

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