We are in the midst of hurricane season on the east coast and in the aftermath of natural disasters like Hurricane Florence (according to Wikipedia it was the sixth-costliest Atlantic hurricane with more than $38 billion in damage), it is important to remember that there are natural forces that are Read More »

Greetings to all of our NJAIHA members! I hope everyone had a great summer as we prepare for new meetings and events for the New Jersey AIHA section. As we move into the fall and the start of a new season for our section, I’d like to update you on Read More »

A couple weeks ago, I had the privilege of watching the graduation ceremonies for Boston University’s School of Public Health. There were over 400 students receiving master’s and PhD degrees that day and it was very energizing to see all the passion and enthusiasm they had as they walked across Read More »

As is our long-standing tradition, next week we recognize our NJAIHA Past Presidents. This is always a great meeting and provides not only an opportunity to thank those individuals who have given their time to lead and manage the operations of our section, but it is also an important time Read More »

Why do we matter? That’s a question your Executive Committee has been asking ourselves a lot over the past several months. To most of you reading this, the answer is likely obvious. However, to high school and college students that are interested in Science, Technology, Engineering or Math (STEM) curriculum Read More »