MassCOSH's Occupational and Environmental Health Summertime Social

Annual summertime social at Tavern in the Square in Cambridge for occupational and environmental health professionals and students to network and connect with MassCOSH's work.

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MassCOSH's Occupational and Environmental Health Summertime Social
Annual summertime social at Tavern in the Square in Cambridge for occupational and environmental health professionals and students to network and connect with MassCOSH's work.
5/17/2016 12:00 AM

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5/17/2016 12:00 AM

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Tuesday, June 14th
6:00-8:30pm

Tavern in the Square
Central Square
730 Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge, MA 02139
(Near Central Square T; Green Street Parking Garage)

Appetizers will be provided.
Pay at the door with a sliding scale:
$5-$10 for students
$15-$20 for professionals
 
Join MassCOSH’s Health Tech network at Tavern in the Square’s Central Square location for food, drink, and a chance to hear about opportunities to get involved with health & safety campaigns and projects! We invite occupational health students and professionals of all stages to come together to share experiences and resources with each other. Bring an occupational health friend and come out to build the movement
 
A great way for NEW and VETERAN Occupational Health Professionals to get involved in a dynamic network!  
 
Please RSVP to tolle.graham@masscosh.org by Friday, June 5th to help with food estimates.  
 

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