Idaho Environmental 
Health Association
E-News Bulletin - October 2011
In This Issue
Healthy People 2020
IEHA 2012 Conference
County Health Rankings
NEBC and DEQ Conference

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 Healthy People 2020

 

Healthy People 2020

 

If you missed Tom Turco's presentation on Healthy People 2020 at the Idaho Public Health Association's conference in September, his slides, handouts and web links can be found on the conference web page.

 

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NEHA Annual Education Conference and Exhibition

 

 

June 28-30th

San Diego, CA

 

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The Idaho Environmental Health Association publishes a monthly E-News Bulletin for members, conference attendees, business partners and others interested in the field of environmental health. For more association news, visit our website at www.idahoenvironmentalhealth.org.

Save the Date for the 2012 Annual Education Conference
 

The Idaho Environmental Health Association will hold its annual education conference on March 14-16, 2012 at Boise State University. Volunteers will be needed to moderate sessions and a Call for Abstracts can be found on the IEHA website. Please consider being a speaker at next year's event.

 

Donations are also being accepted for the Student Scholarship Award. Each year, a deserving student in the field of environmental health receives a $500 scholarship from IEHA. Since IEHA is a nonprofit organization your donations are tax deductible. 

 

Elections are also held in conjunction with annual membership meeting, a luncheon event at the conference. Please consider running for one of the open leadership positions with your professional association (president-elect, secretary/treasurer and area representatives). We need you! 

 

Visit the IEHA website for details!

 

 

Finding Out More About Your Community's Health

 

 

The County Health Rankings provides a snapshot of a community's health and a starting point for investigating and discussing ways to improve health. Beyond the measures provided in the Snapshot and Additional Measures sections of this website, other community health data are available from national and state organizations. We recommend reviewing the information in your community's snapshot and then identifying key areas where you may wish to look for additional data. (Be sure to check out the Exploring the Data section so that you do not miss any of the information on the site.)

 

 

 

 

Presented by NEBC and the DEQ

http://www.businessandenvironment.org/