Every year at the Semiahmoo conference, students are recognized for their hard work and groundbreaking ideas. Several of this year's winners shared their success stories with the NWCOHS blog
Being an ERC student has equipped Emily Zamzow with the skills to work in industry and provide essential industrial hygiene support. In the summer of 2016, she was employed as the industrial hygiene intern at the ExxonMobil Joliet, Illinois refinery.
Grant Quiller and Darrick Dickerson, both students in the exposure science MS program, experienced all of the excitement of the Semiahmoo Conference first hand.
The NWCOHS is proud to announce that two new academic research training programs have been funded by NIOSH and we are now accepting applications for traineeships that include student funding.
Janessa M. Graves, PhD, MPH, a graduate of the Occupational Health Services Research program, was recently featured on the Today Show discussing treadmill safety.