Vol. 16, No. 2 Spring 2010

In This Issue

Governing Council

Message from the President

Greetings TEHA!

Spring is here! Swimming pools about to open, temporary food events filling the calendars, and the list could go on and on, but maybe the most annoying...MOSQUITOS will be here before we know it. I want to take this time to applaud each of you for all of your hard work and the countless hours that you put in to complete your daily to do list-the never ending to-do list! The efforts might go unnoticed by most, but we always take the “special” people for granted!

Just want to take this time to remind you all to mark your calendars for the Annual Education Conference this year in Austin, October 19-20-take a look at our website www.myteha.org and take a look at the details and other educational opportunities. A big thank you to Steve Killeen and his program team for working on a great program schedule for our AEC and also a big thanks to the local Chapters for helping provide such great programs for our members!

We are still growing. The membership counts continue to grow and we know that we could not do it without each of you. If you have any ideas for training opportunities or any other suggestions that could help improve our organization, please contact me-I would love to hear your ideas!
During this busy time of year-enjoy what you are doing and be the best you can be!

Jodie

The Beacon
Volume 16, Number 2
Spring, 2010

Quarterly Newsletter of
Texas Environmental Health Association
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