Tag: Public Health Entomology for All

A woman in a light blue denim shirt with a gray hood, brown pants, and a black baseball hat stands in a gravel parking area near a garage with green tractors while she holds a mosquito trap from her hight hand. The trap has a blue cylindrical cooler on top, below which hangs a flat black disk, under which is a long white cylindrical net with a wider cylindrical net at the bottom.

Public Health Entomology Interns, Fellows Gain Interdisciplinary Experience in 2023

The Public Health Entomology for All program fosters a new generation of public health entomologists with backgrounds in a variety of scientific fields. Meet four participants in the 2023 program, who have learned through hands-on experience at CDC labs and mosquito-control districts across the United States.

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Entomology Students: Know Your Opportunities to Get Involved at ESA

As entomology students learn their science, they also must learn to navigate their profession. Opportunities abound for volunteering, engagement, and networking through the Entomological Society of America.

CDC Internship, Fellowship Program Enlightens Mentors and Mentees Alike

The first cohort of interns, fellows, and mentors in ESA and CDC's Public Health Entomology for All program are learning from each other and looking at public health entomology in a new light.

How a CDC Internship Set One Student’s Sights on Entomology

Through ESA and the CDC's Public Health Entomology for All program, Tess Brown gained hands-on experience working with mosquitoes and learning about vector-borne disease research. The senior at Southern University and A&M College now plans to pursue insect science in grad school.