Charles D. Treser , MPH
About
The general area of my teaching and research involves the applied aspects of environmental health practice, i.e., how the principles and concepts of environmental health are actually practiced in the field, especially by local, state, tribal and federal agencies. My principal areas of interest include administrative law and process as applied to environmental health, zoonotic disease, vector control and healthy housing and environmental public health workforce development (education and training).
Education
- MPH, University of Michigan
- BA, Thiel College
Mentorship
Not available to mentor new graduate students.
DEOHS Students Mentored
Addressing Household Air Pollution In Urban Shantytowns
Divya Ravi | MPH | 2015 | View
Assessing Infectious Disease Risk and Response Capabilities in the Asia Pacific Region
Victoria Balta | MPH | 2016 | View
Personal Flotation Devices: An Observational Study Characterizing Usage in King County, Washington
Raelyn A. Stockwell | MS Thesis | 1993 | View
A Pilot Study to Evaluate the Methodology of Collecting and Analyzing Vectors and Disease Agents of Lyme Disease and Human Ehrlichoses
Michelle Bell | MS Thesis | 2000 | View
Identifying Mosquito Vector Species in Storm-water Drainage Ponds in King County, Washington
Amanda Zych | MS Thesis | 2003 | View