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SESHA's academic program provides scholarships, training, and employment opportunities to graduate students enrolled in occupational safety, industrial hygiene, risk control, and environmental sciences programs.
Currently, SESHA is affiliated with universities across the United States. Undergraduate and graduate level students compete for scholarships in the amount of $1,500 by preparing a technical research paper on health, safety, or environmental related topics within the electronics and related high technology industries. Each university is offered a lecture tour consisting of informative presentations given by SESHA members who are considered experts in their fields.
Scholarship winners are invited to attend the annual SESHA symposium to present their papers to other participating students, faculty, and industry representatives. The top three scholarship winners also have their technical research papers published in the SESHA e-Journal. The annual SESHA Symposium also offers students a chance to learn more about the profession and provides a forum to network with other students and professionals. There are potential employers recruiting qualified students at the annual SESHA Symposium as well.