COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE

One of the biggest efforts of the NEVBD is to connect partners across the Northeast in a Community of Practice, sharing knowledge, resources, and fostering new collaborations. Our goal is to create an interactive network of professionals who can work together to reduce vector populations and lower the risk of vector-borne diseases for the region.


Explore our Community of Practice resources:

Resources for Vector-Borne Disease Professionals

State-specific program information can be accessed on our State Resources page


Guidance Documents and Resources from National Organizations:

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Professional Associations


NEVBD Regional Reports:

NEVBD Programming

NEVBD Training Programs:

NEVBD provides training opportunities that support both current vector-borne disease professionals and the next generation of public health entomologists. Visit our training pages to learn more about these programs:


NEVBD Annual Meeting:

We host an Annual Meeting for the Northeast Regional Center for Excellence in Vector-Borne Diseases at the start of each year. This meeting is specifically designed to support the engagement of public health and vector control organizations with the academic research community across the region. You can access the Annual Meeting reports from previous years through our About page.

We prioritize the participation of our public health and vector control partners in the Northeast in the Annual Meeting. For this reason, attendance to the NEVBD Annual Meeting is not open to the broad community. If you are interested in attending the next NEVBD Annual Meeting, please reach out to us at nevbd@cornell.edu for additional details.


NEVBD Pesticide Resistance Monitoring Program:

NEVBD has established a pesticide resistance monitoring network covering the Northeast region to support public health and mosquito control agencies in detecting pesticide resistance in mosquito populations. Visit the Pesticide Resistance Monitoring Program to learn more about the services offered through this program and how to get involved.

Cornell eCommons Digital Archive

NEVBD has created several resource compendiums through the Cornell eCommons digital repository platform. These compendiums include:

  • Asian Longhorned Tick Resources - Collection includes digital and print media resources related to the invasive Asian longhorned tick, Haemaphysalis longicornis
  • NEVBD Newsletters, Reports and Print Media - Collection includes NEVBD newsletters, educational print media, annual progress and strategic planning reports, and final reports from NEVBD community of practice initiatives
  • Resistance Monitoring Program - Collection includes technical documentation for the pesticide resistance monitoring program operated through NEVBD
  • Technical Documentation - Collection includes technical documentation and fact sheets relevant to vector surveillance and control operations in the Northeast region
  • Webinars and Digital Media - Collection includes webinars and other digital media products developed through NEVBD

Newsletters and Social Media

NEVBD Newsletters:

NEVBD shares updates on the latest vector-borne disease news, programming updates, and spotlights on collaborators in our region through two newsletters. You can sign up for our listserv by visiting the NEVBD Mailing List Sign-up Form.

Our Friday e-newsletter, NEVBD Weekly Announcements, provides a quick snapshot of vector-borne disease research highlights, news stories, and training and career opportunities. We also issue our NEVBD Quarterly Digest newsletter at the end of each quarter, providing in-depth highlights of NEVBD applied research programs.

Access the e-Newsletter Archive


NEVBD Social Media:

Connect with us on social media and networking platforms!

Vectors of the Northeast

Learn more about the Mosquito and Tick Vectors Important to Human Health in the Northeast:

Mosquitoes of the Northeast
Ticks of the Northeast