At the Epilepsy Foundation, one of our primary goals is to provide accessible, current information about epilepsy/seizure disorders to individuals with epilepsy, parents, family members, and friends. We also provide information about epilepsy to professionals in the community through our in-service training programs. Our professionally trained staff is available to answer questions about epilepsy and its related concerns. The services and programs we provide include Advocacy, Educational Programs, Service Coordination/Case Management, and Support Groups.

Dr. Millicent Eidson, a master of intrigue and suspense, weaves her literary magic through the pages of the Maya Maguire microbial mystery series (https://drmayamaguire.com/). With a keen eye for detail and a passion for scientific puzzles, she invites readers into a world where microbes hold secrets more treacherous than any criminal. Millicent’s career as a public health veterinarian and epidemiologist began at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and continued with state health departments in New Mexico and New York. She currently serves as Professor Emerita at the College of Integrated Health Sciences, University at Albany and an instructor in zoonoses and climate change at the Larner College of Medicine, University of Vermont. 

Joellen Lampman is the Tick IPM Coordinator with the Cornell Integrated Pest Management program.  With a bachelors in natural resources from Cornell University and a master’s in science communication from Stony Brook University, Joellen is a lifelong environmental educator. At the Cornell IPM Program, she utilizes the clear knowledge-based, decision-making process of Integrated Pest Management to teach ecology and make a difference, one person and property at a time.