Those impacted by the recent climate events are just beginning a difficult journey. Recovering and rebuilding can exacerbate existing mental health conditions and lead to increases in alcohol/drug use. Still, there are proven strategies to help bit.ly/3M4yH4a

Just over two weeks away! You're invited to be a part of #HazMat Week 2022! In four days you can complete 4/5 of the requirements for our #HazardousMaterials and Waste Management Certificate Program. Plus, save $ by entering the code HAZ20 for $20 off each course ☢️☣️

The Rutgers Center for Public Health Workforce Development is happy to offer this new 1-hour FREE online training program: Opioids in the Workplace: Awareness. Learn more and access the training at go.rutgers.edu/OpioidTraining

Wishing happiness, prosperity, and joy to all who are celebrating Diwali today! 🪔

The Rutgers Center for Public Health Workforce Development is happy to offer this new 1-hour FREE online training program: Opioids in the Workplace: Awareness. To learn more, visit go.rutgers.edu/OpioidTraining

📌Join us for this 11/8 webinar with Dr. Siobhan Pappas with the NJDOH Childhood Lead Exposure and Prevention Program. Dr. Pappas will discuss how lead exposure often occurs in New Jersey, and how to prevent it in children. Register at go.rutgers.edu/childhoodlead

➡️ Join #RutgersSPH for a very special #21PHirst webinar on intersectional environmentalism with Leah Thomas (AKA Green Girl Leah) on Nov. 2 from 4:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. RSVP: go.rutgers.edu/LeahThomas

Did you know the three-day period leading up to Halloween brings with it a spike in fires? Each year, approximately 9,200 fires are reported to fire departments in the United States, according to the U.S. Fire Administration. Keep your family safe this year!

Grateful to Rutgers Addiction Research Center for including our new free, on-demand course, "Opioids in the Workplace: Awareness," on their list of addiction-related training opportunities. Lots of great options for anyone at any level who is looking to learn about addiction addiction.rutgers.edu/training-oppor…

Daylight Savings ends on Sunday, and it might surprise you all the ways "falling back" one hour impacts our health. From driving patterns to an increased risk of stroke, here's what you need to know to stay safe during and after the transition. #daylightsavings

Join us TOMORROW at 11AM EST for a virtual discussion with Dr. Siobhan Pappas, epidemiologist and Environmental Specialist for the New Jersey Department of Health's Childhood Lead Exposure and Prevention Program. Register at go.rutgers.edu/childhoodlead NJDOH Rutgers SPH

Have you seen this picture?! It’s a Library of Congress photo of construction workers in 1903 on suspended iron beams 200 feet above the ground. 👀 Peep the lack of safety equipment! A lot of progress has been made to keep workers safe. #ThrowbackThursday #history

Today is a day to honor our national heroes and thank all our veterans for their service. For all that you did and sacrificed, we can never thank you enough. #VeteransDay

Congrats to our colleagues who were recognized for their amazing work! Rossana ⁦NENYCOSH⁩, ⁦New Labor⁩, Ashlee Fitch United Steelworkers and Michael Lax. We are grateful for your leadership.

Mitchel A. Rosen, PhD, our Center Director, was recently honored by being elected as an at-large member of the national council executive committee of the Delta Omega Honorary Society in Public Health. Congrats Mitchel Rosen! Rutgers SPH

Wishing everyone a happy and safe Thanksgiving!🦃🌡️ NJACCHO Rutgers SPH

Come find us at the Northeast Industrial Hygiene Conference and Exposition in #Princeton on Friday! We're excited to participate in-person once again and hope you'll come say hello to us at Booth #18. There's still time to register at njaiha.org AIHA

Flood Safety Tips The next storm system will bring high winds, drenching rain and flooding to areas of the state. NOW is the time to be prepared! Learn more at rb.gy/cw0q2g #ReadyNJ #FloodSafety #WinterReady