The Vision ESG Newsletter

The Vision newsletter will be sent via email to all ESG members most months. Each issue will contain announcements from the National ESG Office such as awards, scholarships, and grants; ideas for chapter activities; information on how to get certified for CHES® and MCHES®; and more! 

You can read the latest newsletter by visiting ESG newsletters.

Publication Opportunities

Representatives of the ESG National Office (Director of Publications, President and Vice-President) have worked with the SOPHE  leadership to develop publishing opportunities for ESG undergraduate and graduate students. This partnership, announced at the 2025 SOPHE annual meeting in Long Beach, will consist of the following opportunities:

1. A newly developed section in each edition of SOPHE’s Pedagogy in Health Promotion (PHP) journal focused on publishing student work. Depending upon the growth and development of this student publication section in PHP, similar student focused publication sections may be developed in other SOPHE journals in the future. 

2. ESG National will contribute $5,000 to the publication costs of PHP.

3. An ESG representative on the PHP Editorial Board (currently the ESG Director of Publications) will work with SOPHE, PHP and Sage publications in the development of this new student focused publication opportunity.

4. An opportunity will be developed that allows students to gain practical training and experience in the editorial and publishing process. This will be modeled after “Reviewer in Training” programs/models that exist in other professional journals managed by Sage Publications.

5. The ESG Logo will be displayed in a prominent position on the PHP cover. 

More details on how to submit for publication coming soon!

 It is not anticipated at this time that the past publications of ESG, Eta Sigma Gamma Monograph Series and The Health Educator will continue to be published as they have been in the past. 

ESG's last Historian, Alan Sofalvi, spearheaded the development of the Eta Sigma Gamma Health Education Historical Library, which was created to preserve historical documents and make them available to students and scholars for research. This ESG collection is housed within the SUNY Cortland Archives and Special Collections.