Employee Performance Award

Federation of Environmental Technologists (FET) : Member

National Ground Water Association (NGWA) : Member

Wisconsin Fabricare Institute (WFI) : Member

Wisconsin Groundwater Association (WGWA) : Member

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Milwaukee School of Engineering

James Drought is an adjunct assistant professor in MSOE's Civil and Architectural Engineering and Construction Management Department. His expertise lies in the areas of brownfield remediation and redevelopment, soil and groundwater remediation, and water supply resource management.

James Drought

Education, Licensure and Certification

M.S.

B.S.

Professional Hydrologist

Hydrogeologist

Site Assessor

Consultant

Biography

Areas of Expertise

Accomplishments

Employee Performance Award

Affiliations

Social

Media Appearances

Interview with James Drought P.H.