Project Title & Link |
Author (s) |
Poster/ PowerPoint
Link
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Developing
Universal Regulatory Guidelines for Special Events: A Multi-Jurisdictional
Approach
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Jeffrey Brasel, PhD, REHS |
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Using the
National Environmental Public Health Performance Standards to
Improve Services in Four Florida Counties |
Keith Keene, CEHP, Elizabeth Miller, BS,
David Overfield, BS, and Trevor Coke, BHSA |
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Expanding
Environmental Health Initiatives Within the Local Community
Without Compromising Core Environmental Health Functions
|
Susan G. King, MS |
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Beyond Enforcement: Changing
Food Retailer Habits and Thinking
|
Joseph Malinowski, REHS |
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Making the Connections Outside
the Clinic: Adding Public Health and Environmental Public Health
Education to Medical School Curriculum
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Roger Perales, MPH, RS |
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Collaborating for Positive Environmental
Public Health Outcomes
|
Debbie Watts, MPH, RPES, Larry Bergner,
BS, RS, Ray Hankins, CPA, CPH, Tressa Madden, MPH, RES, Richard McDaniel,
BS, RPES |
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Asthma Follow-Up Protocol and
Environmental Health Services on a Native American Reservation in
Montana
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Gary Carter, MPH |
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Improve the Levels of Lead Screening
for Children Under the Age of Two With the Working Poor in South Shore
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Tammy Dillard-Steels, MPH, MBA |
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Operation PPE
|
Cory Frank, BA |
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| An Analysis of the Border Health
Infrastructure in Relation to Childhood Lead Toxicity Levels Along
the U.S. and Mexico Border |
Debora Garcia, BSHS,Ana M. Valles-Medina,
RN, MPH, Laura Reichhardt BSHS |
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Responding
to Shifting Patterns of Foodborne Illness: A
Strategy to Ensure a Competent Workforce
|
Christopher Gordon, MA, REHS, CFSP |
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| Public Health Significance of Unregulated
and Untested Private Potable Wells |
Albert Gray, MPH |
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Health Risk Communication on
Red Tide Harmful Algae Blooms
|
Charles Henry, RS, MPA |
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Implementing Occupational Hazards
Intervention Program for Small Farms
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Emmanuel Iyiegbuniwe, PhD |
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Using Environmental Health Professionals
in Community and Emergency Response Planning
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Ed Kalas, REHS, MPH,Judy M Willingham, RS, MS |
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A Tale of Two Agencies: The Quest for Developing
a Health Data Sharing Agreement
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Greg Kearney, DrPH, MPH, RS |
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An Inside Analysis: Championing Environmental
Public Health Policy at the National Level
|
Tracy Kolian, MPH |
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| Collaboration of State and Local Health Departments
to Adopt the 2005 FDA Food Code |
Ronald Marsden BS, LEHS |
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Improving the Value and Utilization of Environmental
Health Project Data
|
Jim Morrison, CIH, CHMM |
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Improving Data
Quality and Consistency in the State of Alaska’s Drinking
Water Program
|
Jeanine Oakland, BS |
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Recognizing and Responding to Multiple Aspects
of Liver Cancer in a Community Confronting Environmental Challenges
|
Melanie Rodriguez, MPH |
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| A Measure and Process for Improving Human Excreta
Disposal Practice in Rural Alaska Villages |
Joe Sarcone, MSPH, RS |
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| Building a Mosaic: An Integrated Approach to
Developing Environmental Public Health Regulations as Demonstrated
By An Aquatics Code |
Pieter A. Sheehan, REHS |
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Implementing Environmental Health Curriculum
in Idaho Schools |
Kara Stevens, BBA |
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| Enhanced Communication Between Public Health
and Emergency Response During Environmental Health Emergencies |
Calondra Tibbs, MPH |
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| Improving Communication and Collaboration Between
Epidemiology and Environmental Health Programs on Foodborne Illness
Investigations |
Barbara D. Will |
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| The Childhood and Adolescent Obesity Epidemic
Confronting Virginia Schools |
Werner von Kutzleben, MS, PhD |
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| Maximize Your Environmental Health Footprint |
John Zentgraf, BS, MST |
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| A Crisis for Leaders: Improving Retention and
Recruitment at the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation |
Lorinda Lhotka, BA |
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Tribal Environmental Health Collaborative |
Paula Stigler, MSPH |
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| Cohort 2 Graduation
Class Final Projects |
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| Cohort 1 Graduation
Class Final Projects |
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