CEHA was
established in 1947 as the Rocky Mountain Section of the National Association of Sanitarians and enjoys an outstanding reputation statewide as
an innovative, progressive organization dedicated to advancing the cause
of general, professional or technical environmental health.
The Colorado Environmental Health Association is tax-exempt under
section 501(c)3 of the Internal Revenue Code. All donations are tax
deductible.
What Is Environmental Health?
List of Significant CEHA Historical Date
CEHA offers educational seminars throughout the year to keep you informed on current issues in the profession. Seminars feature local and national speakers.
The Association coordinates an annual educational conference designed to update membership on current trends in environmental health and to provide personal enrichment. Through CEHA you have the opportunity to meet other environmental health professionals from across the state.
Scholarship opportunities funded by CEHA are available for students attending Colorado State University and studying environmental health.
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CEHA is active in Colorado state legislation concerning environmental health programs, topics and concerns.
- CEHA publishes a quarterly newsletter to help you stay current on the latest environmental health issues and happenings within the Association.
- CEHA is an affiliate of the National Environmental Health Association (NEHA), giving you the opportunity to participate in a national organization with international membership.
Most importantly, you have the ability to set the direction of the Association and the environmental health profession in Colorado though your participation in CEHA.
CEHA is open to anyone employed in an environmental health position; student working toward a degree in environmental health (associate membership); and corporation, business or associations with an interest in environmental health.