Alumni Profiles
Alumni stories
Tamia Boyer graduated UW SPH with a Master of Science in Industrial Hygiene and Safety in 1997, and now serves as a Senior Safety Consultant with the National Safety Council.
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Julie Tu, 2015 MS Environmental Health graduate, uses her environmental health background as a Senior Consultant at Ramboll.
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Anisa Ghadrshenas, 2008 BS Environmental Health graduate, uses the analytical foundation from her coursework to develop policies with the World Health Organization.
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Sara Mar graduated with a B.S. in Environmental Health in 2017 and now works as a CDC’s Public Health Associate Program (PHAP) Fellow.
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Vy Tran, '16, was driven to study environmental health after seeing how work in a tofu factory took a toll on her mother's mental and physical health. Today she's making an impact as an occupational health worker.
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Agricultural Safety and Health Center. He recently expanded his research to honeybees.
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illnesses for the Washington State Department of Health. Two decades later, she is still there, helping translate
science into policy.
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