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2007 AEC
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Keynote
Emerging Pathogens
Environmental
Health Leadership Development
Environmental Health Research
Food Safety and Protection
Geographic Information
Systems (GIS)
Hazardous Materials
and Toxic Substances
Indoor Air Quality
Onsite Wastewater Systems
Poster Session
Terrorism and
All-Hazards Preparedness
Keynote
Global
Public Health and Climate Change
Dr. Wilfried Kreisel
Executive Director (Retired), World Health
Organization (WHO)
Emerging
Pathogens
Hepatitis
A Virus Infection: Public Health Concerns and Intervention
Paul Masaba, MD, MPH&TM, DTM&H
County Epidemiologist, Somerset County Dept. of Health, NJ
Environmental
Health Leadership Development
Panel: Environmental Health Problem Solving—CDC Environmental Public
Health Leadership Institute Fellow Projects
Dawn M. Prandi, REHS
EH Coordinator, Somerset County Dept. of Health, NJ
Environmental
Health Research
The
Education and Training of Environmental Health Practitioners in the United
Kingdom: "Vision 2012" and the "Internationalism" of
Environmental Health
Peter N. Wright, UK Chartered EH Practitioner
Consultant, United Kingdom
An
Environmental Health Fulbright Teaching and Living Experience in Ukraine
Darryl B. Barnett, MPH, DrPH, RS, DAAS
Department of EH Science Chair, Eastern Kentucky University, KY
Food
Safety and Protection
Food
Safety Education and Outreach: Communication Strategies for Reaching
At-Risk Populations
CDR Janice Adams-King, RN, MS
Public Health/Affairs Specialist, USPHS, USDA, MD
Katherine M. Kosa, MS
Research Analyst, RTI International, NC
Feed
Safety is Food Safety: Ensuring the Safety of Feed for Pet and
Food-Producing Animals
Eric Nelson
President, Association of American Feed Control Officials, WI
Process-Based
Auditing: Creating a Culture of Food Safety in Retail Supermarkets
Mary J. Weaver
Technical Manager, NSF International, WI
Lori Hodge
Senior Manager, Winn Dixie, FL
Panel:
Handwashing on Trial
Moderator: Jim Mann
Executive Director, Handwashing for Life Institute, IL
Nanotechnology,
Food Safety, and the Food Industry
Lisa Mauer, PhD
Associate Professor, Purdue University, IN
Panel: Popeye Was Right—But Spinach Is Better Without E. coli
O157:H7
Senior Epidemiologist, Oregon Public Health Services, OR
Neurotoxic
Shellfish Poisoning from Recreationally-Harvested Clams in Florida, 2006
Roberta M. Hammond, PhD, RS
Food and Waterborne Disease Coordinator, Florida Dept. of Health, FL
Evaluation
of ATP Bioluminescence Testing for the Rapid Assessment of Equipment and
Utensil Cleanliness in Restaurants
Paul B. Allwood, PhD, MPH, RS
Epidemiologist Principal, Minnesota Dept. of Health, MN
Geographic
Information Systems (GIS)
High
Risk Community Mapping for Public Health Action: A Methodology Using GIS
Community-Based Maps and Community Risk Rank Tables
Nicole A. Wynter, MPhil
Regional EH Officer, North East Regional Health Authority, Jamaica
Hazardous
Materials and Toxic Substances
Health
Consequences of Clandestine Methamphetamine Labs: Coming to a Town Near
You?
Erik R. Janus, MS
Senior Analyst, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, MD
New
York to Florida: Safe Movement and Treatment of Anthrax Waste
Edith Coulter, MPH
Environmental Administrator, Florida Dept. of Health, FL
Pilot
Biomonitoring Study in New Hampshire to Explore Arsenic Levels in
Participant’s Urine and Private Bedrock Well Water: Preliminary Findings
John Dreisig, MPH
Toxicologist, New Hampshire Public Health Laboratories, NH
Indoor
Air Quality
Personal
Sampling of Bioaerosols in Teachers
Nancy Simcox, MS
Research Industrial Hygienist, University of Connecticut Health Center,
CT
Onsite
Wastewater Systems
Computer
Program for Installer Recertification: Development, Implementation, and
Evaluation
Sam Dunn, RS
EH Specialist II, Arkansas Dept. of Health and Human Services, AR
Creating
a Sustainable Wastewater Management Framework Through Implementation of
Decentralized Management Concepts
Brent Reagor, RS
Deputy Director, Acton Health Dept., Town of Acton, MA
Poster
Session
Local
Environmental Public Health in 2006–2007 and Beyond: A Northeast Region
Example
Erik R. Janus, MS
Senior Analyst, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, MD
A
Centralized Environmental Complaints Database: A Prototype for a Local
County Health Department
Jo Ann M. Glad, MPH
Environmental Capacity Building Epidemiology Manager, Allegheny County
Health Dept., PA
Gerald M. Barron, MPH
Associate Professor, University of Pittsburgh, PA
Terrorism
and All-Hazards Preparedness
Integration
of Amateur Radio Operators into the Evolving Public Health/Public Safety
Network: Moving Toward a Working Relationship with “Ham” Radio
Christopher A. Williams, MPA
Emergency Preparedness Program Coordinator, Community Health Care
Association of New York State, NY
Breaking Through the Clutter: Effectiveness and Innovation in
Communicating Environmental Health
Graduate Assistant, University of Maryland, MD
Forming an All-Hazard Environmental Health Strike Team
· PowerPoint
Presentation
· Paper
Roger A. Wesley, MS, RS/REHS
EH Supervisor, Burke County EH, NC
Public
Health Leadership Initiative for Emergency Response (PHLIER): A Case-Based
Leadership Training Program
Rebecca E. Baron, REHS
Program Assistant, New Jersey Center for Public Health Preparedness, NJ
Drew Harris, DPM, MPH
Assistant Director, New Jersey Center for Public Health Preparedness,
NJ
Concetta C. Polonsky, CHES
Program Development Specialist, New Jersey Center for Public Health
Preparedness, NJ
Environmental Public Health Emergency Response—”What’s
in Your Bag?”
Health Officer, Montgomery Township Health Dept., NJ
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