Annapolis, MD; May 21, 2026—Lauren A. Esposito, Ph.D., an entomologist specializing in arachnology and evolutionary biology, has been named the next editor-in-chief of American Entomologist, the Entomological Society of America's quarterly membership magazine. Esposito will succeed Rebecca A. Schmidt-Jeffris, Ph.D., who resigned from the position in December 2025.

Annapolis, MD; July 10, 2025—The Entomological Society of America congratulates the 2025 class of interns and fellows selected for the Public Health Entomology for All program. In partnership with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), ESA has expanded Public Health Entomology For All (PHEFA) in 2025 to include more one-year fellowships, extended two-year fellowships, and new summer internships and placements in state health departments. The goal of PHEFA is to encourage students and recent graduates to pursue entomology as a career and work toward a future in which all communities benefit from creative scientific processes and solutions.

Annapolis, MD; July 12, 2023—The Entomological Society of America congratulates the 2023 class of interns and fellows selected for the Public Health Entomology for All program. In partnership with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), ESA expanded the Public Health Entomology For All (PHEFA) program in 2023 to include two-year fellowships, more one-year fellowship and internships, and even an experience for high-school students. The goal of PHEFA is to encourage students and recent graduates interested in social justice and health equity to pursue entomology as a career and work toward a future in which all communities benefit from creative, inclusive, and equitable scientific processes and solutions.

Annapolis, MD; July 7, 2022—The Entomological Society of America congratulates the 2022 class of interns and fellows selected for the Public Health Entomology for All program.