NSC Focuses on Future Safety Professionals

July 28, 2008
The National Safety Council (NSC) recently launched two initiatives aimed at future safety professionals, including free memberships for college students pursuing careers in the field and a portal for college and university faculty.

Full-time college students working toward careers in safety, health and environmental programs are eligible for the free NSC memberships, with benefits including opportunities to network with seasoned safety and health leaders, career development activities, the latest on industry news, an annual subscription to Safety+Health magazine and access to members-only educational resources.

NSC also created a special portal so faculty who teach future safety professionals can order desk copies of books, access a complete list of NSC Press books and obtain industry news.

Both of these new programs support NSC’s College & University Initiative, which targets professors, students and campus safety professionals in the higher education arena.The initiative also offers student award programs, including a Research Poster Award Program sponsored by the Campbell Institute and a Student Ambassador Award Program, each held annually at the NSC Congress & Expo.

For more information on the College & University Initiative, visit http://network.nsc.org/index.php/College_University_Initiative.

About the Author

Laura Walter

Laura Walter was formerly senior editor of EHS Today. She is a subject matter expert in EHS compliance and government issues and has covered a variety of topics relating to occupational safety and health. Her writing has earned awards from the American Society of Business Publication Editors (ASBPE), the Trade Association Business Publications International (TABPI) and APEX Awards for Publication Excellence. Her debut novel, Body of Stars (Dutton) was published in 2021.

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