Saying “No” is no easy matter and can be extremely challenging in professional workspaces, particularly for historically marginalized communities (e.g., women in science, people of color, LGBTQIA+ persons or persons with disabilities), early career professionals and international scholars.

Dr. Raymond A. Cloyd, a professor and extension specialist at Kansas State University, presented this webinar for the Entomologial Society of America (ESA). This webinar discusses how to efficiently and effectively review a journal manuscript by addressing factors associated with the manuscript submission and review process, procedures affiliated with conducting an efficient and effective review of a journal manuscript, and the value of the manuscript review process. http://www.entsoc.org

Engaging with state-level representatives can be just as important as connecting with federal representatives.  Four ESA Science Policy Fellows will talk about the ways and reasons to connect with your state and local representatives, and what kind of information they need from scientists.

This webinar kicks off Entomology Advocacy Week by providing an update on what's going on in Washington related to entomology, as well as ways to connect with your elected representatives to share your thoughts about why supporting entomological research priorities matters!

Careers in entomology are just as diverse as the insects and arthropods we study! For this installment of the ECP webinar series highlighting the diverse careers in entomology, we are focusing on careers in industry and business. Come meet our panelists and learn more about what they do, the job interview and hiring process, tips on how to be successful in industry, business, and more!

A webinar track for ESA ECP Federal Government/Military webinar featuring Maj Jaree Johnson (U.S. Army), Dr. Hee Kim (U.S. Army), and Dr. Mackenzie Tietjen (USDA-ARS).

Careers in entomology are just as diverse as the insects and arthropods we study! For this installment of the ECP webinar series highlighting the diverse careers in entomology, we are focusing on careers in state and county government. Come meet our panelists and learn more about what they do, the job interview and hiring process, tips on how to be successful in a government career, and more!

Careers in entomology are just as diverse as the insects and arthropods we study! For this installment of the ECP webinar series highlighting the diverse careers in entomology, we are focusing on academic careers with research and/or extension appointments. Come meet our panelists and learn more about what they do, the job interview and hiring process, tips on how to be successful in an academic career, and more!

The invasive fulgorid Lycorma delicatula first appeared in the United States in 2014 in Pennsylvania and has continued to spread to other states, mostly within the Eastern Branch region. As a generalist feeder, it has become a pest of economically important plants such as grape. Our expert panelists will discuss some of the latest research and best methods for detection of this species as well as management options.

Attendees will learn about the Public Health Entomology for All internships, fellowships, and research positions for 2023 and how they can apply. Successful applicants will work at the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta, Fort Collins, or San Juan. There will be six internships for college students, four one-year fellowships for recent graduates, and four two-year research positions for scientists who will have earned a graduate degree by June 2023. Applicants must have attended a Minority Serving Institution and be interested in public health entomology and equity.