Session: DoD Entomology: Unique Opportunities and Challenges (2009 ESA Annual Meeting, December 13-16, 2009)

Monday, December 14, 2009: 7:00 AM-11:00 AM

Room 204, Second Floor (Convention Center)

Organizer :

Jamie Blow

7:00 AM

Introductory Remarks

7:20 AM

0189

Humanitarian and civic assistance in Afghanistan

Ian Sutherland, United States Navy

7:40 AM

0190

A typically unusual career in Air Force entomology

Keith Blount, United States Air Force

8:00 AM

0191

Activities of a Navy entomologist stationed at CDC and working on the President's Malaria Initiative in Africa

D.E. Szumlas, Navy and Marine Corps Public Health Center, CDC Detachment

8:20 AM

0192

One Career—Six Jobs

John L. Putnam, Air Force Academy

8:40 AM

0193

Wheel of Fortune: adventures of an Army entomologist

Amy Korman, WRAIR

9:00 AM

Break

9:10 AM

0194

Finding the right opportunities

Scott Gordon, Armed Forces Pest Management Board

9:30 AM

0195

A career as a Navy entomologist really IS like a box of chocolates

Mark Beavers, Armed Forces Pest Management Board

9:50 AM

0196

Force Health Protection: Preventive Medicine and Health Promotion Leadership

Jamie Blow, United States Army

10:10 AM

0197

Benefits of an Army research and development career pattern on life and work after retirement

Harold Harlan, Medical Entomologist

10:30 AM

0198

Navy entomology: A sound foundation for a career in mosquito control

Joseph Conlon, American Mosquito Control Association

10:50 AM

0199

Opportunities and challenges for vector control program development in the construction and extractive resource industry in developing countries

Michael J. Bangs, Public Health & Malaria Control Freeport McMoRan Copper and Gold

11:10 AM

Concluding Remarks

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