Registration Policies for the Invasive Species Security Field Tour

  • Registration and payment will be completed via a secured link with use of a credit card. 
  • Registration cost is $645 per person.
    • Registration includes hotel reservations for 2 nights, welcome reception, all meals, shuttle to/from airport, bus transportation, all fees and admissions.
    • Attendees are responsible for their own travel arrangements, including cost of airfare, train, ground transportation.
    • Registration fees are non-refundable unless your slot can be filled by another applicant.

Invasive Species Field Tour Student and Early Career Professional Travel Award

Award:

Registration fee (which includes hotel reservations for two nights, meals, and bus transportation to tour locations) will be provided to one Student and one Early Career Professional (ECP) member. Winners will also be awarded the cost of airfare to Philadelphia (PHL) not to exceed $500. The two awardees will be strongly encouraged to provide a five-minute presentation on the Field Tour during the P-IE Networking and Business Session taking place during Entomology 2018 in Vancouver, Canada.

ESA Science Policy News: January 5, 2017

This edition of ESA Science Policy News contains information about ESA President Susan Weller's visit with Congress and federal agencies, a letter to President-Elect Trump that ESA co-signed emphasizing the value of scientific research and communication, and a new report on strategies for reducing Zika transmission issued by the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy.

ESA Science Policy News: December 5, 2016

This edition of ESA Science Policy News contains information about the ESA Science Policy Fellows' recent visit to Washington, D.C., a transition document ESA has created for the new administration and Congress, and an ESA survey to assist in setting a tiered public policy agenda.

Science Policy Volunteer Opportunities

Science Policy Committee

The SPC oversees the implementation of the Society’s science policy agenda, as set by the Governing Board. The committee works closely with staff as well as ESA’s contracted government advocacy firm in Washington D.C. The committee, which includes a representative from each Section and Branch, oversees and administers the Science Policy Fellows program, the drafting of all position statements, and the EPA Liaison. If you would like to be considered when a vacancy occurs on the committee, please contact your Section or Branch leadership.

ESA Liaison to EPA Office of Pesticide Programs Position Description

This position is not currently vacant. The position description below is archived for historical purposes on the website.

 

Distinguished Scientist – ESA Subject Matter Expert and Liaison with EPA

The Entomological Society of America seeks applications for a Distinguished Scientist to serve as an Academic Entomological Subject Matter Expert (SME) and Liaison with the Office of Pesticide Programs (OPP) of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The Distinguished Scientist serves in an unpaid role as advisor and liaison.