Where are the E-PHAC Hubs located?
E-PHAC has hubs located throughout the state. Members will work in collaboration with the local Ohio State University Extension office in the county they serve.
What is a service position?
It isn't a job, it is service. However, there are benefits to help you live, grow as a human, and see the world through a service lens.
Here is an overview of provided benefits for each type of member:
- Living stipend
- Educational award upon completion of service (Learn more about AmeriCorps Education Awards)
- Mileage reimbursement for service-related travel at the federal reimbursement rate
- Federal student loan forbearance
- SNAP eligibility – if qualified
- Diverse professional experiences
- Personal growth through mentorship, opportunity, and training including:
- Youth Mental Health First Aid certification
- Community Health Worker certification
What types of activities will E-PHAC members complete?
E-PHAC members will work collaboratively with OSU Extension personnel, local health departments, community coalitions, schools, and other partners to address public health issues in the community. Activities will include:
- Review and interpret community health data.
- Identify and connect with community partners that support E-PHAC mission.
- Develop materials, resources, and public health programming.
- Extend OSU Extension health-related programs in the community.
- Recruit volunteers to plan, implement, and report on public health-oriented service projects and events.
- Attend or organize events that promote health.
- Complete reporting, timesheets, and other administrative duties.