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Jennifer Wilson
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- Altamonte Springs, FL
- United States
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I currently work for the Orange County Health Department, located in Orlando, FL. Here are a few of my accomplishments:
- Designed and developed the Tobacco program mobile website, www.allintohealth.mobi Launched in March 2011.
- Designed and developed the Tobacco program website, www.allintohealth.org Launched in January 2011.
- Designed and developed the Orange County Health Department’s new Employee Intranet. Launched in October 2010.
- Received a Promising Practice award from the National Association of City and County Health Organizations for www.orchd.mobi
- Developed the first mobile Health Department website, www.orchd.mobi, in the State of Florida, for use with iPhone, Blackberry, and other mobile devices. Launched in April 2010.
- Designed and developed the Orange County Health Department’s website, www.orchd.com Launched in October 2009.
- Received a YouTube People’s Telly Award for Protect! Don’t Infect! video.
- Launched the department’s social media program in February 2009, by creating and maintaining a channel on YouTube.
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Valencia Prepares to Enforce Tobacco Ban
Posted on December 7, 2011 at 12:00pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
12/07/2011 - Valencia Voice | by Jeremy Williams
The Great American Smokeout came to Valencia’s East Campus last week to raise awareness on the dangers of smoking and to encourage all students and faculty to kick the habit.
Valencia College has joined the Share the Air campaign to ban smoking in all public places, indoors and outdoors, anywhere on campus.
“We are not doing this because we are…
ContinueCities Aim to Ban Smoking
Posted on December 7, 2011 at 12:00pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
12/07/2011 - Isaac Babcock | Winter Park Maitland Observer
Cigarette smoking in public parks could be banned if the Winter Park City Commission gets the right to do so, but that means overturning a Florida law. At its Nov. 28 meeting the Commission passed a resolution asking the state to do just that.
The resolution specifically asked the state to allow cities to regulate tobacco use however they…
ContinueValencia Students Opinion on Smoking Ban
Posted on December 7, 2011 at 12:00pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Valencia students discuss the pros and cons of their campus going tobacco-free.
View the article here:
Is Valencia's No Smoking Rule Fair to Students? (PDF 116kb)
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