About MEHA
The Michigan Environmental Health Association (MEHA) is a volunteer, non-profit organization dedicated to the improvement of health through management of the environment. We provide our membership with forums of exchange and access to information relating to environmental health issues. MEHA promotes high standards in the environmental health profession and strives for recognition as a scientific group that provides services and protection for the general welfare of the public. MEHA advocates the registration and licensing of its members. |
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- Save the date! The 6th Annual MEHA Endowment Fund Golf Outing will be September 24, 2010. See the flyer for details.
- Save the date! The 67th Annual MEHA AEC will be in Traverse City on March 16-18, 2011. Check back often for more details.
- The 2010 MEHA Adopt-A-Highway clean up dates have been announced. Go to the News & Events page for details.
- It is with great sadness that MEHA announces the passing of V. Harry Adrounie. Harry was a MEHA and NEHA president. Details of his accomplishments and contributions to the field of environmental health can be found here. Additionally, the V. Harry Adrounie Laboratory Data Quality Assurance Act was named in his honor.
- The MEHA 2010 Winter Journal is available.
- Pat Donovan and Adam London are co-chairing the Committee on Sanitarian Licensure. They have written an informational letter you can read to provide background on the importance of licensing Sanitarians in Michigan. Also, there is draft version of the Public Health Code updated with the proposed Sanitarian Licensure wording. If you have questions or comments, please address them to the MEHA Board or to Pat or Adam directly.
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