Research Team Bios
Ken Kerri (1934-2014), Founder
- PhD, Sanitary Engineering (major), Water Resources and Economics/Statistics (minors), Oregon State University, Corvallis, 1965
- MS, Sanitary Engineering, University of California, Berkeley, 1959
- BS, Civil Engineering, Oregon State College, Corvallis, 1956
- Professional Engineer, State of California
Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, California State University, Sacramento (formerly Sacramento State College): Assistant Professor, 1959–1963; Associate Professor, 1963–1968; Professor 1968–1997; Emeritus Professor, 1997
Consultant, Professional Consulting Services, 1960–1963; 1965–2014
Director, Office of Water Programs, College of Engineering and Computer Science, Department of Civil Engineering, California State University, Sacramento, 1965–1997; Consultant, 1997–2014
Professional Activities:
- WEF Fellow, 2014
- California Department of Public Health, Operator Certification Stakeholders Committee, 1998–2014
- Water Distribution and Water Treatment O&M Committees, American Water Works Association, 1998–2014
- Chairman, Small Water System Committee, American Water Works Association, 1988–1993
- Education Trustee, American Water Works Association, 1987–1991
- Executive Committee, Water Pollution Control Federation, 1986–1987
- Vice Chairman, Wastewater Collection Systems Committee, Water Pollution Control Federation, 1977–1981; Chairman, 1981–1985
- Transportation Research Board, Hydraulics, Hydrology and Water Quality Committee, 1983–2007
- Board of Governors, California Water Pollution Control Association, 1978–1981; President, 1983–1984
- President, Association of Boards of Certification, 1983
- President, National Environmental Training Association, 1979–1980
- State Water Resources Control Board Advisory Committee on Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator Training and Certification, 1975–2014
- Education Administrator, California-Nevada Section, American Water Works Association, 1974–1978
Professional Interests: Operation and maintenance of wastewater collection and treatment facilities; operation and maintenance of water supply, treatment, and distribution facilities; utility management; impact of transportation systems on the environment; applications of systems analysis to environmental engineering problems