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EPHLI Application Instructions

    How to Apply for EPHLI

    Use these instructions and examples to complete and submit your application. Incomplete applications will not be considered. Your application should include four items:

    1. Curriculum Vitae [DOC 34 KB]
    2. Application Form [DOC 56 KB]
    3. Participant and Program Commitments form [DOC 52 KB]
    4. Letters of support: Submit at least one letter of support for your application to EPHLI. This letter should not be from your supervisor.


    Application Deadline for Class of 2009-2010 is October 31, 2008

    Applications will be accepted from August 15 through October 31, 2008. Complete applications must be postmarked by October 31, 2008. Late or incomplete applications will not be considered.

    Applicants will be notified of selection status by November 27, 2008.

    Submit by Mail

    Send complete application package to:

    Kim Ayers
    CDC/National Center for Environmental Health
    Environmental Health Services Branch
    MS F-60
    4770 Buford Highway
    Chamblee, GA 30341

    Program Sessions

    Program sessions for the class of 2009-2010 are

    • February 23-27, 2009 (CDC, Atlanta: attend presentations and graduation for previous class and participate in first session for incoming class)
    • October 19-23, 2009 (St. Louis, MO) [work session two location is tentative]
    • February 22-24, 2010 (CDC, Atlanta: fellow presentations and graduation)

    CDC will pay all allowable and approved costs associated with participation in the institute.

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    Notes
    • Non-U.S. citizens working in environmental health in the United States are eligible to apply.
    • Environmental health professionals working outside the United States are eligible to apply, but their travel costs cannot be paid by CDC.

    Questions?

    Call or e-mail Kim Ayers (telephone: 770-488-7308; e-mail: KAyers@cdc.gov) or CAPT John Sarisky (JSarisky@cdc.gov).

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