Change is in the Air

EHAC Notes for Programs


Watch as more EHAC information added to this website.  Changes will continue over the next several months with EHAC Executive Director, Leslie Mitchell as the point person and website editor-in-chief.


NEHA is now the Student Research Competition official sponsor.  Planning and development of the 2025 SRC has begun, led by Kelsey Lyon, NEHA Operations Manager.  Former AEHAP board members and SRC co-chairs, Jamie Hisel and Vonia Grabeel, both of Eastern Kentucky University, are participating as volunteer SRC advisors to NEHA for their first year as sponsors.  If you have served as a competition judge in the past you may be hearing from NEHA about serving again.


EHAC has a committee working to develop more resources for EHAC degree programs.  More details coming soon.  Raise your hand to be part of this new committee by contacting executive.director@nehspac.org - EH program faculty and staff are encouraged to join.

 



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