![[logo]-CSHEMA](/templates/common/images/template/cshema-logo.png){kind=logo}
![[icon]](/templates/common/images/icons/search.png){kind=icon}
![[image]-banner](/images/inner-banners/about-us.jpg)
Order Confirmation
Your order has been placed successfully.
If you are a member click below to view your Account Details
CSHEMA Connection (Full article)
CSHEMA Connection: July 2022
|
|
|
CSHEMA CONNECTION |
|
EVENTS & MEETINGS |
THANK YOU FOR JOINING US We can't wait to see you in Boston!
Thank you to our 2022 Conference
SUBMIT YOUR ASBTRACT TODAY- Dedline extended! CSHEMA's portal for abstracts is now open for the Fall Symposium on Storytelling set to take place at Princeton University in Princeton, New Jersey, October 11-12, 2022. Submissions for abstracts will close on August 1, 2022. Storytelling is a part of our daily lives and part of how we survived long ago: from the family stories we pass on, the books we read, the movies we watch - the list goes on! While many may think of storytelling as a form of entertainment, it is also a transformative tool for safety culture, adult learning, sense- or meaning-making, bonding and relationship building, qualitative research and incident sharing. CSHEMA’s Fall Symposium on Storytelling will explore the science, art and power of storytelling with relation to environmental health and safety and risk management programs on campuses. We are seeking abstracts on the following general topics and are open to other related ones:
If you are unsure or have questions, please contact us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. CLICK HERE to watch the recording of the virtual open house brough to you by the Symposium Planning Team. This video will get your storytelling engines running and provide you with answers to general questions about the symposium and the abstract submission process. Congratulations to the newest additions to the CSHEMA Board of Trustees!
As a benefit to our members and institutions, we wanted to offer the opportunity to get to know those who lead CSHEMA with a new initiative- the Volunteer Spotlight. The spotlight, will run once a month and will feature a volunteer or member who serve with CSHEMA. In 2022, please consider nominating a volunteer you would like to know more about OR if you are interested in being featured as a CSHEMA volunteer, please complete the Volunteer Spotlight form & submit a headshot of yourself and send to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. We look forward to learning more about those who lead and are a part of CSHEMA.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Hiring? Post your job with CSHEMA to reach highly qualified and motivated candidates. A 60-day posting is $199 for members and $259 for nonmembers. Click the link below to post a job, once submitted you will be contacted by a CSHEMA Member Services representative. CURRENT OPENINGS Director of Risk Management/Environmental Health and Safety, Gettysburg College- Gettysburg, PA Fire Marshal, Princeton University- Princeton, NJ Occupational Health Manager, Montana State University- Bozeman, MT Office Manager, Oregon State University- Corvallis, OR Industrial Hygienist, University of North Carolina at Charlotte- Charlotte, NC Sr. Lab Safety Specialist, University of Pennsylvania- Philadelphia, PA Safety Programs Coordinator, Idaho state University- Pocatello, ID Senior Environmental Specialist, New York University- Brooklyn, NY Fire Safety Coordinator, University of North Carolina at Charlotte- Charlotte, NC The K-Factor in Emergency Management: Caring For Your Own Kids During a Campus Crisis Here’s how six emergency managers balance their family commitments and their professional responsibilities during an emergency, We have all been there: you’re committed to picking up the kids, attending a ballgame or meeting with a teacher when disaster strikes and your role as emergency manager requires you to respond to the crisis. Now what? Do you let your 8-year-old wait an extra 45 minutes in the rain while you make other arrangements to have someone pick them up?... Dozens of Bomb Threats Made Against Colleges, Universities
The calls came in between 11:11 a.m. and 1:23 p.m. All of the campuses went into lockdown but no explosives were found |
_1820329.jpg)
CSHEMA Connect currently offline
We apologize, but CSHEMA CONNECT is currently offline while set up integration with our website. We expect it to be back online at approximately 1pm Central time, June 24, 2021.
When this integration is complete, you will need to log in to CONNECT with your CSHEMA website password, not the password you specifically set up for CONNECT.
Connection (2)
CSHEMA Connection: July 2022
The CSHEMA Connection is one of the many Member Benefits that comes along with a Membership with CSHEMA.
Each month, the connection highlights important or noteworthy items that have happened or will happen in the CSHEMA Community.
|
|
CSHEMA CONNECTION THANK YOU FOR JOINING US We can't wait to see you in Boston!
SUBMIT YOUR ASBTRACT TODAY- Dedline extended! BOARD OF TRUSTEES VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Hiring? Post your job with CSHEMA to reach highly qualified and motivated candidates. A 60-day posting is $199 for members and $259 for nonmembers. Click the link below to post a job, once submitted you will be contacted by a CSHEMA Member Services representative... LEARN MORE
|
Join us for a CSHEMA Open House
May 26, 2021
Join us for a CSHEMA Open House
Click here to learn more.
Who is Fay M. Thompson?
Who is Fay M. Thompson, PhD, and why is CSHEMA's Scholarship named after her?
Learn more about this EHS pioneer and her importance as a leader from CSHEMA's past in the video below.
Originally presented by Bruce Backus at the 2021 Virtual Spring Symposium
About the presenter
Bruce Backus is the assistant vice chancellor of environmental health and safety (EH&S) at Washington University in St. Louis (WashU) and he has been in the position since 2003. From 1998 to 2003, Bruce was the director of environmental health and safety at Washington University School of Medicine, and from 1988 to 1998, he was the director of the environmental management facility, environmental compliance officer, and the assistant director of environmental health and safety at the University of Minnesota.