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  • 05 Jun 2025 14:38 | Scott Daly (Administrator)

    Dear USEHA Members,


    We are currently seeking committed volunteers to step into several key roles as part of the Executive Committee transition during the July 2025 NEHA Annual Educational Conference (AEC). These positions are two year terms from July 2025 to July or August 2027 when the NEHA AEC occurs. These positions play a crucial role in the success of Uniformed Services Environmental Health Association (USEHA). If you're passionate about supporting the mission and working collaboratively with other uniformed service members, we encourage you to consider applying for one of the following positions:


    1. United States Coast Guard (USCG), United States Army (USA), National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), and Retiree Service Representative

    Description of Duties: The Service Representative will represent their members of the Uniformed Service. The Service Representative will participate in the general membership meetings. The role requires a commitment to attending at least half of the meetings annually to maintain the position and finding a presenter within their Uniformed Service once annually to provide a 1-hour continuing education presentation on environmental health to USEHA general membership. The volunteer term length is for 2 years to coincide with the executive council term.


    2. Webmaster and Social Media Manager (Two Positions)

    Description of Duties: Managing the USEHA website, managing the USEHA Facebook/LinkedIn pages, maintaining association records, and communication and membership management. For the website, USEHA uses an easy-to-learn platform, Wild Apricot. Additional information can be found here: https://www.wildapricot.com. Experience as a Webmaster is not needed as the platform is easy to learn. The volunteer term length is for 2 years to coincide with the executive council term.

     

    3. Programs Committee (One Position)

    Description of Duties: The Committee Lead will shape the educational opportunities offered throughout the year. This position involves coordinating the bi-monthly continuing education sessions with the service representatives, organizing our annual education conference at the National Environmental Health Association (NEHA) Annual Education Conference (AEC), and solicit/manage the call for abstracts for NEHA AEC. The Committee Lead is strongly encouraged, but not required to go to the annual NEHA AEC. The volunteer term length is for 2 years to coincide with the executive council term.


    4. Strategy Committee (One Position)

    Description of Duties: The Committee Lead will collaborate closely with other Committee Leads, Service Representatives, and the Executive Council to design and implement a comprehensive plan aimed at expanding USEHA's activities to enhance membership engagement. The Committee Lead will also continue engagement with NEHA state affiliates to allow USEHA members to participate/present in their annual environmental health conferences. The volunteer term length is for 2 years to coincide with the executive council term.


    5. Membership Committee (One Position)

    Description of Duties: The Committee Lead will be developing strategies for recruitment, retention, and active involvement within the 8 uniformed services. This will also include outreach to uniformed service members, military installations, and universities in the local area where the annual NEHA AEC will be to make them aware of USEHA and the USEHA room at the NEHA AEC. The volunteer term length is for 2 years to coincide with the executive council term.


    6. Constitution and By-Laws Committee (One Position)

    Description of Duties: The Committee Lead will contribute to the ongoing review and refinement of USEHA’s governing documents. This individual will work to ensure that the Constitution and By-Laws remain relevant, effective, and in alignment with the USEHA's goals. The role requires an understanding of the current documents and the ability to propose amendments or updates when necessary. The volunteer term length is for 2 years to coincide with the executive council term.


    7. Nominating Committee (One Position)

    Description of Duties: The Nominating Committee plays an essential role in the selection of candidates for elective office within USEHA. This individual will help identify at least two candidates for each major office, including President-Elect, Vice President, and Secretary/Treasurer. The Nominating Representative will also ensure that nominees meet the eligibility requirements and have submitted the necessary paperwork, including a signed statement of willingness to serve. This role is vital in ensuring that the election process remains fair, transparent, and well-organized. The volunteer term length is for 2 years to coincide with the executive council term.


    If your USEHA membership has lapsed and you would like to renew, please visit our website at www.useha.org to update your account or create a new member account. Please feel free to forward this information along to any eligible personnel who may be interested.


    How to Apply: If you're interested in any of these positions, please submit a statement of interest to LCDR Amanda Schaupp at schaupa13@gmail.comand CDR Scott Daly at scott_daly@nps.gov.


    Deadline for applications: 06/30/2025


    Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact myself or CDR Scott Daly at schaupa13@gmail.com or scott_daly@nps.gov.

    v/r,
    LCDR Amanda Schaupp

    USEHA President


  • 09 Feb 2025 11:00 | Kimberly Hull

                                                          

    CALL FOR ABSTRACTS

    Uniformed Services Environmental Health Association

    Presentations in conjunction with the National Environmental Health Association’s 2025 Annual Educational Conference & Exhibition in Phoenix, AZ  (14 - 17 July 2025)


    Uniformed Services Presentations Date: 15-16 July 2025


    SUBMISSION DEADLINE: 3 March 2025 (see submission instructions below)

    Please ensure that service/organization clearances and approvals are obtained prior to submitting abstract


    The Uniformed Services Environmental Health Association (USEHA) proudly announces its annual Technical Educational Program and Business Meeting to be held during the NEHA Annual Educational Conference (AEC) & Exhibition (see: https://www.neha.org/aec).The specific location/room for the USEHA presentations is to be determined.


    USEHA is seeking presentations that address the latest advances and concerns in environmental/public health that are associated with the uniformed services. The areas of interest cover the broad spectrum of environmental health disciplines to include, but are not limited to, base, post, and installation activities; field and line activities; research and development initiatives; deployments; and other related areas.

    The technical presentations are designed to educate and inform people with an interest or career in environmental/public health (which includes Force Health Protection), build contacts, exchange information, and discover new and practical solutions to environmental health issues. Practical applications in the uniformed services will be emphasized along with the latest in proven emerging technologies. Recent research activities in the environmental/public health area are also of interest.


    Please come and share the knowledge and expertise of our uniformed services and profession.

    ***

    USEHA’s purpose is to promote the highest degree of skill, efficiency, and professional competency among all environmental health personnel serving in the Uniformed Services of the United States. We also seek to provide for a mutual exchange of knowledge and experience between members of the different Uniformed Services.  USEHA educational sessions focus on environmental health issues that affect individuals served by or working within the uniformed services to include the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, U.S. Air Force, U.S. Army, U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Marine Corps, U.S. Navy, U.S. Public Health Service, and U.S. Space Corps. See http://www.useha.org/ for additional information.

    ***************************

    Questions about USEHA program content: 

    Please contact Dr. Welford C. Roberts at (757) 986-2150 or welford@erols.com

    Abstract Submission: 

    Please complete the USEHA Abstract Submission Form and submit to welford@erols.com

     

    Call for Abstracts Announcement:

    2025 USEHA Call_Abstracts_2nd Call.pdf

     

    Abstract Submission Form:

    2025 USEHA Abstract Submission Form_2nd Call.docx

    2025 USEHA Abstract Submission Form_2nd Call_Fillable.pdf

     

    Projected Time Slots:

    Projected Times for NEHA-USEHA 2025 AEC.docx


  • 14 Jan 2025 15:32 | Kimberly Hull

    Uniformed Services Environmental Health Association invites you to attend our upcoming Educational Webinar with Speaker LT Sydney S. Taylor presenting on

    “Overview of the Vessel Sanitation Program”

     

    Date: Tuesday, 21 January 2025

    Time: 1300 - 1400 Eastern

    Topic: Overview of the Vessel Sanitation Program

    Where: Join the meeting now (No registration is required)

    This webinar is approved for 1 contact hour towards a NEHA credential

    Speaker: LT Sydney S. Taylor, U.S. Public Health Service

     

     

    Session Description:

    LT Sydney S. Taylor will provide an overview of the Vessel Sanitation Program. LT Taylor has served with distinction in the United States Public Health Service (USPHS) for three years, demonstrating a strong commitment to public health and community service. LT Taylor currently works for the Vessel Sanitation Program at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Sydney works daily to protect U.S. borders from communicable disease through prevention and control of the introduction, transmission, and spread of gastrointestinal (GI) illnesses on cruise ships which requires 70-80% travel (including international travel). During her previous days, she worked at the U.S. Food & Drug Administration serving as a consumer safety officer for the Human & Animal Food Operations in San Diego, CA.

    LT Taylor attended the University of Kentucky and received a Bachelor of Public Health Degree and an Indiana University Master in Public Health degree. LT Taylor received the 2021 Lyman T. Johnson Public Health Award from the University of Kentucky, College of Public Health for her early career achievements and service in public health as an esteemed alumnus.  In May 2024, she was recently awarded the Career Mastered Women Empowerment, Emerging Leader Award which highlighted her achievement as an officer. Sydney is a valued USPHS colleague, a champion for public service, and an ally to young girls seeking careers in Public Health. 

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  • 18 Dec 2024 07:13 | Kimberly Hull

    Link to December meeting minutes >> Here


  • 26 Nov 2024 08:56 | Kimberly Hull

    CALL FOR ABSTRACTS

    Uniformed Services Environmental Health Association

    Presentations in conjunction with the National Environmental Health Association’s 2025 Annual Educational Conference & Exhibition in Phoenix, AZ  (14 - 17 July 2025)

    Uniformed Services Presentations Date: TBD

    SUBMISSION DEADLINE: 17 January 2025 (see submission instructions below)

    Please ensure that service/organization clearances and approvals are obtained prior to submitting abstract

    The Uniformed Services Environmental Health Association (USEHA) proudly announces its annual Technical Educational Program and Business Meeting to be held during the NEHA Annual Educational Conference (AEC) & Exhibition (see: https://www.neha.org/aec).The specific location/room for the USEHA presentations is to be determined.

    USEHA is seeking presentations that address the latest advances and concerns in environmental/public health that are associated with the uniformed services. The areas of interest cover the broad spectrum of environmental health disciplines to include, but are not limited to, base, post, and installation activities; field and line activities; research and development initiatives; deployments; and other related areas.

    The technical presentations are designed to educate and inform people with an interest or career in environmental/public health (which includes Force Health Protection), build contacts, exchange information, and discover new and practical solutions to environmental health issues. Practical applications in the uniformed services will be emphasized along with the latest in proven emerging technologies. Recent research activities in the environmental/public health area are also of interest.

    Please come and share the knowledge and expertise of our uniformed services and profession.

    ***

    USEHA’s purpose is to promote the highest degree of skill, efficiency, and professional competency among all environmental health personnel serving in the Uniformed Services of the United States. We also seek to provide for a mutual exchange of knowledge and experience between members of the different Uniformed Services.  USEHA educational sessions focus on environmental health issues that affect individuals served by or working within the uniformed services to include the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, U.S. Air Force, U.S. Army, U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Marine Corps, U.S. Navy, U.S. Public Health Service, and U.S. Space Corps. See http://www.useha.org/ for additional information.

    ***************************

    Questions about USEHA program content: 

    Please contact Dr. Welford C. Roberts at (757) 986-2150 or welford@erols.com

    Abstract Submission: 

    Please complete the USEHA Abstract Submission Form and submit to welford@erols.com

     

    Call for Abstracts Announcement:

    2025 USEHA Call_Abstracts_1st Call.pdf

     

    Abstract Submission Form:

    2025 USEHA Abstract Submission Form_1st Call fillable form.pdf


  • 10 Oct 2024 09:24 | Kimberly Hull

    Uniformed Services Environmental Health Association invites you to attend our upcoming Educational Webinar with Speaker SSG Luka Ndungu presenting on “Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (USUHS)”

     

    Date: Tuesday, 05 November 2024

    Time: 1300 - 1400 Eastern

    Topic: Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (USUHS)

    Where: Join the meeting now (No registration is required)

    This webinar is approved for 1 contact hour towards a NEHA credential. 


    Speaker: SSG Luka Ndungu, U.S. Army 


    Session Description:

    SSG Luka Ndungu will provide an overview of the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (USUHS). SSG Ndungu is a Ph.D. candidate in Occupational and Environmental Health Sciences (OEHS) at USUHS. With expertise in environmental pollution, particularly water quality, he has made significant contributions to the field by publishing his scientific work that evaluates the impact of harmful algal blooms on freshwater ecosystems. SSG Ndungu holds an MS degree in Environmental Science from Florida Gulf Coast University and is currently focused on evaluating the effects of harmful algal bloom metabolites on mosquito life history parameters. He is the first enlisted Soldier to lead the pursuit of a Ph.D. in Occupational and Environmental Health Sciences at USUHS.

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  • 07 Oct 2024 08:08 | Kimberly Hull

    Link to October meeting minutes >> Here


  • 10 Sep 2024 19:01 | Kimberly Hull

    AMSUS has opened their all for poster submissions.  Please review poster submission guidance (TAB A) and other information at the AMSUS link Annual Meeting (amsus.org)  If individuals choose to submit an abstract(s), they are responsible for coordinating approvals by their leadership as well as STRATCOM.   

     Coordinating Instructions: Platform for submissions is currently open and early submissions are appreciated.

     

    POC:  Major Trinette Flowers-Torres; 703-681-2390 (DSN: 761);  trinette.flowers-torres.mil@health.mil    

     

    Attachment(s):

    EXSUM- AMSUS 2025 Poster Information

    TAB A- Poster Submission-Guidance


  • 10 Sep 2024 18:51 | Kimberly Hull

    SAVE THE DATE!

    Please Mark Your Calendars to Attend and Present at the


    USEHA Annual Technical Education Program & Business Meeting


    in conjunction with the

    National Environmental Health Association’s 2025 Annual Educational Conference & Exhibition

    in

    Phoenix, Arizona 

    14-17 July 2025

    Uniformed Services Presentations Date: TBD

     

     

    USEHA will issue a Call for Abstracts in November/December 2024 with a mid-January 2025 submission deadline.

     

    USEHA will seek presentations that address the latest advances and concerns in environmental/public health that are associated with the uniformed services. The areas of interest cover the broad spectrum of environmental health disciplines to include, but are not limited to, base, post, and installation activities; field and line activities; research and development initiatives; deployments; and other related areas.

     

     

    Please plan to ensure that service/organization clearances and approvals are obtained prior to submitting your abstract

     

    Questions about USEHA program content & abstract submission:

    Please contact Dr. Welford C. Roberts, Lieutenant Colonel, U.S. Army (Retired) at (757) 986-2150 or welford@erols.com


  • 03 Sep 2024 12:23 | Kimberly Hull

    AMSUS has opened their all for poster submissions.  Please review poster submission guidance (TAB A) and other information at the AMSUS link Annual Meeting (amsus.org)  If individuals choose to submit an abstract(s), they are responsible for coordinating approvals by their leadership as well as STRATCOM.   

     

    Coordinating Instructions: Platform for submissions is currently open and early submissions are appreciated.

     

    POC:  Major Trinette Flowers-Torres; 703-681-2390 (DSN: 761);  trinette.flowers-torres.mil@health.mil    


    Attachment(s):

    EXSUM- AMSUS 2025 Poster Information

    TAB A- Poster Submission-Guidance


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