73rd Annual I.E.H.S.
When: July 24th – 26th, 2019
Where: Rowlett Building, Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, Kentucky
Cost: Professionals – $100.00; Students – $25.00; Speakers – $10.00; Exhibitors – $250.00
Payment Methods: (Checks) Make checks payable to EKU EHS Club –or- (Venmo) Send Venmo payments to @EKUEHS.
Registration: www.ehsky.org
Hosted at the Grantree Hotel in Bozeman. This is the annual joint educational conference between the Montana Environmental Health Association and the Montana Public Health Association.
This new course is designed to give planners and practitioners in coastal communities an in-depth understanding of the strategies, science, and tools that are available for use in New Jersey to plan for coastal resilience. The course is designed for private and public sector planners and practitioners, appointed and elected local officials, community leaders, and land managers.
The objective of this medical symposium is to raise awareness and to work with the medical community to understand the nature and scope of potential health effects of Colorado’s oil and gas development. We also aim to create a space that will foster networking among medical professionals and researchers around this topic.
Informative and stimulating seminars, featuring expert speakers covering a wide range of Environmental and Public Health topics; Introduction to a multitude of new and existing technologies, products, and services; Networking opportunities with local, state, and national Public Health professionals.
Start: Sunday, March 03, 2019
End: Tuesday, March 05, 2019
Location: Tropicana Resort and Casino, Atlantic City, NJ
Illinois Environmental Health Association central chapter conference at the ISU Alumni Center
Illinois Environmental Health Association North Chapter Conference at Elgin Community College.
The Georgia Environmental Health Association (GEHA) invites anyone interested in environmental health to attend our 2019 Annual Education Conference (AEC) happening June 12-14, 2019, at the Atlanta Evergreen Marriott Conference Resort, located within Stone Mountain Park. GEHA looks forward to its members and guests coming to this popular location just outside the metro-Atlanta area for a great educational event and lots of networking, fun and fellowship!
Confirmed speakers include: Dr. David Dyjack, NEHA; Mr. Mario Seminara, FDA Regional Food Safety Specialist; Ms. Mackenzie Tewell, Arizona Department of Health Services; and Mr. John Townsend, Maricopa County Vector Control.
Topics include hazardous waste; Hep-A outbreak; recycling and food safety.
More speakers and topics to be added!
