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News & Information
NAOSH Week 2009 - May 3-9, 2009
North American Occupational Safety & Health (NAOSH) Week takes place May 3-9, 2009. Occupational Safety & Health Professional's Day is May 6, 2009.
‘Safety Means Always Coming Home’ is the theme for the 2009 NAOSH Week. Please join the thousands of ASSE members in celebrating NAOSH Week as we work to reach everyone on how important it is to be safe on the job.
This year’s 7th Annual ‘Safety-on-the-Job’ poster contest opened on September 19, 2008 and runs through February 14, 2009. The contest is open to ASSE members’ children, grandchildren, nieces, nephews or those who attend chapter-sponsored schools. The posters that best illustrate job safety will be selected as winners. Before the children begin drawing, we urge you to talk to them about your job and workplace safety and provide examples of what risks occupational safety, health and environmental professionals address every day on the job, and if possible, provide them with examples of workplace situations.
Look out for details on how the Low Country Chapter will be recognizing NAOSH Week and OSHP Day.
"Safety: The Key to Success"
2008 Low Country Chapter Professional Development Conference
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Thank you for your continued support!
Michele P. McCutchen,
President, ASSE Low Country Chapter
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LCC Co-Sponsors a Columbian Student for the September ROC
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Camilo is putting himself together a rather impressive résumé already. In addition to attending the OSHA 10-HR. General Industry Outreach Training Course, given by the ASSE South Carolina & Low County Chapter last December, here are some of his other credentials:
- Trustee Club (Full Scholarship) at Benedict College Fall 2004-present
- Black Caucus Intern at the State House of South Carolina, Spring 2005.
- Dean’s List Spring 2005, Benedict College
- President’s List Spring 2006, Benedict College
- Student at the summer program at the Savannah River Environmental Science Field Station, Aiken SC summer 2006
- 3rd Place award for independent research at the American Society of Safety Engineers Region VI-2006 Professional Development Conference
- Research Student Assistant for the PACE project on Environment Justice with Dr. May Samuel, Benedict College
- Research Student Assistant for Biomedical Research with breast cancer cells with Dr. Fraij, Benedict College
- Vice President of the International Student Association, Benedict College Spring 2006-present
- Vice president of the Environmental Health Science Student Association Spring 2006-present
- Member of the School of Honors at Benedict College
- DEHC (South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control) Intern, with the Environmental Health Department, Spring 2007.