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Informant NewsletterOur monthly Informant newsletter provides details about upcoming events, industry news, training opportunities, and local job openings. Sign up below! We’re proud to be a chapter of the NAEP Environmental Professionals Radio (EPR) EPR is Connecting Environmental Professionals through Conversation! Our show is brought to you by the National Association of Environmental Professionals (NAEP) and follows environmental... MORE About NAEPGeorgia Chapter Function and Purpose:The primary function of GAEP is be to enhance, maintain, and protect the quality of the natural and human environment through cooperation with the National Association of Environmental Professionals (NAEP). The specific purpose of GAEP is to encourage and facilitate full participation in NAEP and GAEP goals and activities by all persons qualified to be members of GAEP and NAEP and to include the widest range of views and concerns of professionals engaged in the environmental field. Finally, the purpose of GAEP is to advance professionalism in environmental planning and reporting in the State of Georgia. GAEP Mission:GAEP seeks to advance professionalism among Georgia’s environmental practitioners by promoting a holistic understanding of environmental issues by creating forums for the discussion of issues and ideas, providing multidisciplinary continuing education, sharing innovative solutions, and developing relationships with other environmental professionals in Georgia and nationwide. Connect with us! | Thank you!11th Scholarship FundraiserNovember 7th, 2025
Midtown Bowl
Strike! Thank you to everyone that joined us for the 2025 Bowling Tournament Fundraiser! We were able to raise funds for the annual scholarship and appreciate everyone's support and participation! A special thanks to all of our awesome sponsors who helped make this event happen! 2025 Scholarship AwardsGAEP seeks to recognize deserving students currently enrolled in an environmental field with a $1,000 scholarship grant. To learn more or apply, please visit the Scholarship Page. Congratulations to our 2025 scholarship winners! Learn more about them in their own words:
Francie Butts My name is Francie Butts! I am so honored to be a 2025 GAEP scholarship recipient. I am currently a junior at the University of Georgia, majoring in Fisheries Management and minoring in Forestry. After college, I hope to work as a fisheries biologist for a state or federal agency like the Department of Natural Resources or U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. I would love to do research on migratory fish or on the effects of watershed composition and forest health on water quality!!
Lauren Forney Lauren Forney is a Health Science major at Spelman College and a passionate advocate for women’s health, healthcare technology, and environmental stewardship. She has completed internships at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, where she continued her research in breast cancer and explored leadership in healthcare; MobilizeGreen, deepening her commitment to sustainable practices and public health; and Morehouse School of Medicine, where she focused on health equity initiatives. Lauren’s dedication to service and innovation earned her a spot in the American Academy of Dermatology Career Prep Program, where she volunteered at the Learn2Derm Community Fair in Washington, DC. She was later recognized as “A Life Skin Changer” by La Roche-Posay and received the New Face of Tech award for her ideas to expand healthcare access through technology. At 12, she founded her own nonprofit to raise the next generation of servant leaders, contributing over 800 hours of service. At Spelman College, she serves as a Study Group Leader for incoming students, co-assistant director for Spelman Protégé, and Collegiate 100 member. She actively volunteers with the Atlanta Community Food Bank and Breaking the Cycle Organization and has also served as an Ambassador for Keep Texas Beautiful. Her leadership has been recognized by two U.S. Presidents and the Texas Board of Education as Student Hero of the Year. Aspiring to become a dermatologist, Lauren leverages healthcare technology and environmental insights to improve equity and accessibility in underserved communities. |
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