Learn about Public Health Entomology Internships, Fellowships, and Research Positions
Entomology Advocacy Week 2022
Join the ESA President: Jessica Ware, former president: May Berenbaum, 2023 President-Elect: Marianne Alleyne, and the former NIFA Director Sonny Ramaswamy to participate in our Entomology Advocacy Week discussions.
The State of the Society - May 2022
Join ESA President, Jessica M. Ware and Executive Director Chris Stelzig for the "State of the Society" address. The webinar will provide updates on the ESA's financial status; meeting, membership, and programmatic growth; new initiatives; and other important updates.
How to Get Involved in ESA Leadership Development Opportunities in 2022
Have you thought about getting more involved in ESA leadership opportunities but were unsure where to get started? This webinar covered what opportunities are available at the national level and hear from current and past leaders about what they have found most valuable from the experience!
Early Career Professionals Webinar Series
The North Central Branch Early Career Professionals Committee and the national ESA Early Career Professionals Committee organized a webinar series focused on careers in entomology.
Post-Webinar Discussion on Invasive Insects Webinar Series
Invasive insects are devastating in agricultural, natural, and urban environments around the world. The Entomological Society of America is positioned to be a leader in developing a collaborative invasive species mitigation and management roadmap.
On the Horizon: New findings in tick biology, ecology, and control
Ever wanted to enjoy the outdoors without the prospect of tick bites and tick-borne diseases? You’re not alone! With an up-“tick” in tick-borne disease cases, it is important to understand tick biology and ecology in order to manage your risk. Sponsored by the Eastern Branch, this webinar featured a panel of tick experts to share their current research on tick biology, ecology, and control. Our panel also answered audience questions on how you can protect yourself from tick bites while outdoors.