This innovative programming will educate young leaders on engineering in the water and wastewater industry and help achieve a diverse and well-educated future engineering workforce. "We're excited to virtually engage students in all 55 counties across the state to learn more about engineering in the water and wastewater industries," said Robert Burton, president of West Virginia American Water. "This type of programming will educate our next generation of leaders on the engineering field and support the development of a talent pipeline for future employees at West Virginia America Water." To learn more about National Engineers Week or "Engineering in the Classroom" programming, please contact Bradley Harris at. West Virginia American Water, a subsidiary of American Water (NYSE: AWK), is the largest investor-owned water utility in the state, providing high-quality and reliable water services to approximately 565,000 people.