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Tackling emerging workplace hazards with policy ❯

Peter A. Breysse Memorial Lecture speaker features Washington State Department of Labor & Industries Policy Director, Maggie Leland

Safety through policy

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Environmental public health major appreciates the many resources found on a large campus

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Protecting electrical workers with Seattle City Light internship ❯

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Half of US workers face stressors that could harm health ❯

Psychosocial stressors include high emotional labor and low wages

Healthy workplaces

Sparking biochemical insights into wildfire smoke exposure ❯

Spurred on by EDGE Center grant, UW Professor’s home blood-sampling system examines impacts of wildfire smoke

Exposure research

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Cordy stands in front of greenery and smiles at the camera. Cordy wears a black shirt, silver necklace and silver earrings.

Clarifying climate health risks and solutions

UW School of Public Health undergrad interns with Center for Health and the Global Environment

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Jorge stands and washes his hands. On the wall there are several safety posters. One reads "Wash your hands Lavese las manos!" with a picture of a sink and hands. Jorge smiles at the camera and wears a blue shirt and hat.

Practicing environmental health in the southwest with the Indian Health Service

DEOHS Ph.D. student Jorge Rivera-Gonzalez trains to become an Environmental Health Officer in the U.S. Public Health Service

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Sean Atijera wears a black button-up shirt and stands near stairs.

Transfer student finds community, career connections

Sean Atijera, environmental public health major, appreciates the many resources found on a large campus

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Two workers wear silver protective gear and work in a foundry, one up on a platform over liquid metal which is an orange color. The other is far to the right with a long pole. Both are wearing PPE including helmets and visors.

Tackling emerging workplace hazards with policy

Maggie Leland, policy director for the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries, will present a public lecture at the UW on November 7, sponsored by DEOHS

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Tackling emerging workplace hazards with policy ❯

A community for transfer students ❯

Protecting electrical workers with Seattle City Light internship ❯

Half of US workers face stressors that could harm health ❯

Sparking biochemical insights into wildfire smoke exposure ❯

Stories from the blog

Clarifying climate health risks and solutions

Practicing environmental health in the southwest with the Indian Health Service

Transfer student finds community, career connections

Tackling emerging workplace hazards with policy

Our department helps create sustainable communities where everyone has access to clean air, clean water, safe food and safe workplaces.

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