Use this tool to explore our department database of student theses, dissertations, projects and practica from our master's and doctoral degree programs.
You can select multiple categories. Click "Reset" to clear all selections. For a searchable database of all UW DEOHS student theses and dissertations, visit the ResearchWorks Archive.
Student research
Kyle Joohyung Kim
Investigating the implications of oral microplastic exposure within the context of the gut-brain axis
PhD, 2026
Faculty: Yue Cui
Abebe G. Aberra
Evaluating Legionella Risk Reduction Strategies in a Large Healthcare Setting: An Integrated Forward and Reverse QMRA Approach
PhD, 2026
Faculty: John Meschke
Jiabao Sun
From Manual to Inspections: A Content and Survey-based Study of Frozen Dessert Machines Cleaning Practices
MPH, 2026
Faculty: Emily Hovis
Anna Erickson
Climate and Health Programs at Local Health Departments: Capacities, Barriers, and Facilitators
MPH, 2026
Faculty: Nicole Errett, Resham Patel
Phoebe Nadeau
PFAS and Fish Consumption: A Review of Blood PFAS Concentrations and Public Health Guidelines
MS Applied, 2025
Faculty: Edward Kasner, Judit Marsillach
Elijah Morales
Chemical Safety and Safety Resilience in a Global Cruise Operation: An Internship with Holland America Line
MS Applied, 2025
Faculty: Edward Kasner
Maria Peña
Dynamic Coefficient of Fiction Testing at Two Light Rail Train Stations
MS Applied, 2025
Faculty: Martin A. Cohen
Dawn Johnston
Lead in Commercial Braiding Hair Extensions
MS Applied, 2025
Faculty: Diana Ceballos, Katie Fellows
Heather Larsen
Comparison of the Parallel Particle Impactor and Cyclone for Respirable Crystalline Silica Sampling
MS Applied, 2025
Faculty: Marissa Baker
Matthew Hileman
Application of the Sterile Insect Technique within Existing Mosquito Control Programs in Riverside County, California
MS Applied, 2025
Faculty: Emily Hovis
Jongpyo Joe Lim
Investigating the metabolic and immunological alterations of the liver from early life environmental toxicant exposure and the modulation by the gut microbiome
PhD, 2025
Faculty: Yue Cui
Eryn Rogers
Variability and Uncertainty in SARS-CoV-2 Wastewater-Based Surveillance Normalization: A Systematic Review
MS Thesis, 2025
Faculty: John Meschke