Register now for the ASSP Philadelphia Chapter full-day Professional Development Safety Conference which will be held on Thursday, June 5th, 2025, 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM at the Adventure Aquarium, in Camden, NJ.

The conference is open to anyone who is passionate about safety! Membership in the Philadelphia Chapters of ASSP or MACSC is not required. Please visit the Philadelphia ASSP Chapter registration page for more information.

The Spring ROC was held in conjunction with the NJ Chapter PDC. A great big THANKS to ASSP Sr VP Linda Tapp and Arielle Semmel from Society for their support. 

For the first time in nearly 10 years, our student section at Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP) has been named the Outstanding Student Section of the Year. The section is part of the Western Pennsylvania Chapter.

The section was strong in all three critical requirements — professional development, research, and campus and community Involvement. The award committee noted the group’s strong technical meetings with diverse topics and presenters, along with great community service projects. The section’s research projects, including “The Influence of Surface Types on Walking Parameters With Slips, Trips and Falls on Construction Sites” and “Work Effort and Perceived Exertion While Wearing Passive Exoskeleton and Industrial Overhead Tasks,” also helped the section receive top honors.

For the first time in over 20 years, our student section at Millersville University has been named the Outstanding Student Section of the Year. The student section is part of the Region VIII Central Pennsylvania Chapter.

The group was strong in all three critical requirements — professional development, research, and campus and community Involvement.

The committee that reviewed applications was impressed with the section’s submission. “The quality and quantity of research conducted by the members was outstanding along with the organization of the application and the number of technical meetings this student section participated in.” Faculty advisor Betty-Jo Bowers and the student section will receive $5,000 to fund scholarships and research.