Use this tool to explore our department database of student theses, dissertations, projects and practica from our master's and doctoral degree programs.
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Student research
Juliana Moreno
Development and Evaluation of a WISHA10 Cannabis Training Module
MS Thesis, 2026
Faculty: Diana Ceballos
Scott Alan Katz
Intestinal Responses to Benzalkonium Chloride Exposure: Insights from Primary Human Enteroid Monolayers
MS Thesis, 2026
Faculty: Libin Xu, Edward Kelly
Lilian Liu
PHIREWISE: Public Health Impact and Response on Wildfire Exposure and Health Support and Evaluation
PhD, 2026
Faculty: Elena Austin, Edmund Y. W. Seto
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
Ashley Moore
A Mixed Methods Study on Local Partnerships for Public Health Emergency Preparedness
PhD, 2026
Faculty: Nicole Errett
Chengyu Sun
Development of a Molecular Approach for Surveillance of Angiostrongylus cantonensis in Preserved Host Gastropod Collections
MS Thesis, 2026
Faculty: John Meschke
Xinzhe Zhong
Animal Exposure and Its Seasonal Influence on Drinking Water Quality and Child Enteric Infection in Urban Mozambique
MS Thesis, 2026
Faculty: Karen Levy
Jenielle Guevarra Domaoal
Sex- and Diet- Dependent Microglial and Proteomic Responses to Chronic Diesel Exhaust Exposure in the Ldlr -/- Mouse Brain
MS Thesis, 2026
Faculty: Judit Marsillach
Ashlyn Gonzalez-Soriano
Developing a Community Asset Framework for Mapping Strengths and Supporting Resilience in Washington State
MPH, 2026
Faculty: Esther Min