With increasing uncertainty in traditional job pathways in the public and private sector in the field of entomology, it’s more important than ever for students and early career professionals to build diverse, adaptable skill sets. Panelists will highlight ways to gain meaningful experience, through internships, extension programs, cooperative work, grant opportunities, and more, that can help students and early career professionals stay adaptable and competitive.

Many undergraduate and graduate students are interested in careers in education, but within entomology, education-focused career paths are often not clearly communicated to students or early career professionals. To help bridge this gap, we are hosting a webinar focused on showcasing diverse careers in entomology education with a focus on those beyond the traditional tenure-track faculty role.

This workshop will guide you through the essential elements of crafting an accomplishments-driven resume that not only captures the attention of recruiters and hiring managers but also is optimized for applicant tracking systems. You’ll learn how to structure your resume strategically, highlight your strengths, and optimize keywords, ensuring that you move from uncertainty to opportunity with confidence. You will also learn the key elements of an effective job search campaign, so you can place the resume in context with other documents and actions you can take that will help you secure your next job.

We will be covering five major topics, including job applications, CV/resumes, and interviewing tips, how to expand your network, science and visual communication skills, strategies for time management, and leadership skills and team building, in this year's webinar series.

A webinar track for ESA ECP careers in non-profit/non-government organizations (NGO) webinar featuring Dr. Melinda Rostal (EcoHealth Alliance), Grace Kunkel (Project Apis mellifera), and Dr. Andrew Golnar (Science Philanthropy Alliance)

ESA and CDC have partnered to provide internships and fellowships to students and graduates of Minority Serving Institutions who are interested in Public Health Entomology. Attend this webinar to learn more about Public Health Entomology for All (PHEFA) internships and fellowships. Selected interns and fellows will work at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta, Fort Collins, or San Juan.

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!