David Langlois, CSP Receives ASSE Fellow Award

Congratulations to Greater Baton Rouge ASSE Member David Langlois, CSP on being awarded one of three 2010 ASSE Fellow Awards at the recent Safety 2010 Conference. Candidates for Fellow are nominated by their peers, then are selected based on their commitments to the SH&E profession and Society involvement.

2010-2011 Executive Board Nominations Announced

The nominations for the 2010 - 2011 Executive Board are:

• President - George Harris
• Vice President - Annette Springer
• Secretary - David Noland
• Treasurer - Paul Marks
• Past President - Karen Saurage
• Delegate - Lance Roux
• Member At Large - Paul Amedee

Additionally, Branden Bennett has accepted the role of Program Chair for the upcoming year.

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About the ASSE Greater Baton Rouge Chapter

The American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE) is the nation’s oldest and largest organization of safety professionals dedicated to the preservation of health, property, and the environment. Based in Des Plaines, IL, ASSE serves the United States and numerous foreign countries.

The Greater Baton Rouge (GBR) chapter’s 250 members are safety leaders in local industry, small business, and public sectors. The GBR chapter provides professional development to members, safety education to the public, and safety recommendations to legislative bodies.

The GBR Chapter is a part of ASSE’s "Region IV." The Region includes Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. The GBR Chapter with other chapters in the state are also part of Region IV’s "Louisiana Area."

ASSE Links

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• ASSE Members Only
• ASSE Region IV
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GBRASSE Strategic Plan

1. Maintain an effective and efficient organization.
2. Strive to be a leading chapter in the Society.
3. Grow and develop the membership.
4. Encourage and develop student members.
5. Advocate positions on regulations and legislation.
6. Promote professional development of membership.