The Master of Science or Master of Public Health and Master of Public Administration (MS/MPA or MPH/MPA) are concurrent master’s degree program options with the Daniel J. Evans School of Public Affairs (Evans). These programs are structured for students interested in environmental and occupational health and its use in public health policies and management.
Rad Cunningham, MPH/MPA (EOH, Evans) Occupational risk factors for serum cholinesterase inhibition among pesticide applicators exposed to organophosphate and N-methyl-carbamate pesticides in Washington state, 2006–2010 (Keifer) Stephen Hyland, MPH (OEM) Clinical validation of mental health screening instruments following combat deployment (Firestone)
W inter 2011 Chantrelle Johanson, MS (ES) Characterizing the health and safety needs of the dry cleaning industry in King County (Yost) Spring 2011 Kristen Cosselman, MS (Tox) Traffic-related air pollution: science and policy: Blood pressure response to controlled diesel exhaust exposure in human subjects and factors influencing air quality policy implementation and success (Kaufman) Emily Edens, MS (EH) Distribution and characterization of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) in three Seattle area beaches (Roberts) Edward Evanson, MS (ES) Formation and removal of iodoform from iodinated personal drinking water (Simpson)
Hiroshi Fujita, MS (ES) Ambient heat-related morbidity in Washington state: Hospitalizations and associated costs in summer 2004 (Fenske) Amelia Greenhall, MS (EH) Assessment of children’s nondietary indoor exposure to a phthalate found in floor tile (Kissel ) Samantha Kantrowitz, MS (Tox) Inhalation of diesel exhaust in human subjects and gene expression in peripheral blood leukocytes (Kaufman) Louis Lim, MPH (OEM) Clinical outcomes after a back injury—Looking beyond injury severity (Franklin) Stefani Penn, MS (ES) Integration of a cholinesterase test kit into diagnosis and clinical practice for monitoring farm worker exposure to pesticides (Simpson) Anna Schmidt, MS (ES) An evaluation of fish consumption and environmental concern in low income and food insecure populations in Seattle (Daniell ) Leah Tait, MS (Tox) Modulation of paraoxonase 2 (PON2) in the CNS (Costa) Domonick Zanarini, MS (ES) Glove efficacy in collision repair shops using isocyanate and solvent based spray paints: A field study (Yost) Hilary Zetlen, MPH (EOH) Pesticide exposure assessment and control in orchards: Spectrofluorometric analysis of fluorescent tracers in air, deposition and wipe samples (Fenske)
below, l to r: 2010 Exposure Sciences graduates Yuh-Chi Niou, Ryan Bible, Margaret Hughes, Miyoko Sasakura, Julie Wagner, Stephanie Wong, and Jill Walters.
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